It’s been a long time since we’ve had such a visceral reaction to a classical ensemble, and if you play their video below, you'll see what we mean.  Trio Bohémo are truly extraordinary and are among the next wave of European ensembles going on to major careers. Hailing from Budapest, Trio Bohémo is Jan Vojtek on piano, Matouš Pěruška on violin, and Kristina Vocetková on cello. Since their formation in 2019, their talent and deep musicality has won them numerous prestigious awards, including first prize for the best interpretation of Joseph Haydn and the audience prize at the “International Joseph Haydn Chamber Music Competition” in Vienna. Debut concerts include the Vienna Musikverein, Wigmore Hall in London and Stoller Hall in Manchester, UK, and we are proud to present them on their first US Tour. 

Piano Trio in C Minor, op. 1 No. 3                                 Ludwig van Beethoven
Allegro con brio                                                            (1770- 1827)
Andante cantabile con 5 variazioni  
Minuet. Quasi Allegro  
Finale. Prestissimo  

Piano Trio No. 2 'From Jewish Traditions'                       Benjamin Yusupov
               Mayn Shtetele (Ashkenazi). 08:37                   (b. 1962)
               La yave de Espanya (Ladino). 08:18 
               Esh'al Elohai (Yemenite). 04:21

INTERMISSION

Piano Trio in G Minor, op. 15                                          Bedřich Smetana
               Moderato assai                                                (1824-1884)
               Allegro, ma non agitato
                         Alternativo I. Andante
                         Alternativo II. Maestoso
               Finale. Presto