Quantum Clarinet Trio

“Absolutely beautiful playing all around, musical, sensitive to colors and attentive to details. Really enjoyed listening to this wonderful trio. Bravo all!”

— Ani Kavafian

“Gorgeous playing. The commitment to this music and to your ensemble playing is so deep that you’re making it look and sound effortless. Your trio has such chemistry – you really have a wonderful sense for each other’s musical voice, and in turn come together with a stunning cohesiveness.The blend was astonishing – lines were woven together seamlessly in timing and timbre between the instruments. This performance was a joy to hear!”

— Rebecca McFaul

“I was so impressed by the mood and character you were able to create especially for the Brahms. You all play wonderfully and react so well to each other.”

— Anthony Arnone

“There is much to admire in your group with exceptional individual playing and attention to detail. You each display a wide assortment of color and nuance, which I really appreciate.”

— Norman Fischer

About Us

The Quantum Clarinet Trio - winner of the third prize at the 2020 Fischoff Chamber Music Competition (USA) - met for the first time in 2013 at the University Mozarteum of Salzburg. There, the three young musicians developed together the main repertoire conceived for this ensemble under the guidance of Prof. Alois Brandhofer and Prof. Wolfgang Redik. Their special musical chemistry encouraged the Trio to continue their artistic activity together.

In 2022, the Quantum Clarinet Trio will be supported by the Commissioner for Culture and Media of the Federal Republic of Germany and the “Neustart Kultur“ program.

Since 2021, the young ensemble has been taking part in the European Chamber Music Academy (ECMA), where they receive regular lessons from such important personalities as Prof. Hatto Beyerle, Prof. Johannes Meissl, Prof. Patrick Jüdt and Prof. Ellen Corver.

Since 2019 the Quantum Clarinet Trio is ensemble in residence at the Moulin d’Andé Centre Culturel et Artistique in Normandie, France.

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the radio, the ensemble, together with the soprano Simone Kermes, produced a radio show commissioned by the Brandenburg Festival. Concerts have brought the musicians to the Festival OperaEstate Veneto and the Premio Amici della Musica in Verona, among others. In 2021 the trio also played a concert for RadioWest in The Hague.

Upcoming season highlights include performances in France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Austria and Italy.

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