The Schulhoff Trio (flute, viola, and double bass) performs chamber music by Bach, Haydn, Bartók, and Schulhoff during the Grachtenfestival in Amsterdam. Musicians Stefanie Van Gool, Sunniva Skaug, and Judith Capelle alternate well-known repertoire with more rarely performed works, concluding with Schulhoff's Concertino for this special ensemble. A rare lineup with a broad sound palette. Flute, viola, and double bass: you rarely hear this combination in chamber music. Yet this trio offers a surprisingly rich sound. The Schulhoff Trio demonstrates how three instruments together can evoke a wide range of colors and moods, from bright and light to deep and dark. Music from Bach to Schulhoff The program combines well-known names with more rarely performed works. You will hear music by Bach, Haydn, and Bartók, but the concert concludes with the Concertino by Erwin Schulhoff, written especially for this ensemble. Schulhoff's work has always connected the three musicians and forms the core of their collaboration. Musicians who found each other in Amsterdam Stefanie Van Gool (flute), Sunniva Skaug (viola), and Judith Capelle (double bass) met at the Amsterdam Conservatory. As soloists, they won prizes at competitions and festivals. Although they currently live in different countries, they regularly come together to perform as an ensemble. Canal Festival in Rembrandt Park One Amsterdam This concert is part of the Grachtenfestival, an annual festival that focuses on young talent and Dutch music culture. Are you interested in this concert? Use the link for tickets.
