Osborne Weithaas Tetzlaff Trio

The Queen's Hall Series is supported by Edinburgh International Festival Benefactors

About the performance

This trio of superb solo instrumentalists pays homage to Ravel with performances of three of his greatest works. Miroirs for solo piano comprises five sections, each dedicated to a member of the French impressionist group Les Apaches (literally the hooligans). His Sonata for Violin and Cello was dedicated to Debussy. The Piano Trio is a technical masterpiece, requiring extreme virtuosity from each performer, with the second movement, Pantoum, inspired by the Malayan poetry of the same name.

Antje Weithaas: ‘astounds with her clear, elastic, and unbelievably recise style of playing, which has a splendiferous beauty that shines' Ruhr Nachrichten Bochum

Tanja Tetzlaff: ‘beguiling... refined and finely tuned' The Arts Desk

‘I thought the roof would come off yesterday at the eruption of applause from the capacity audience after the first half of Steven Osborne's recital... What a concert... A tour de force.' The Herald, Festival 2010

This concert will be broadcast on 7 September 2011 as BBC Radio 3's Lunchtime Concert.

The Queen's Hall Series is supported by
Edinburgh International Festival Benefactors

Photo: Marco Borggreve

Performance Details

Steven Osborne Piano
Antje Weithaas Violin
Tanja Tetzlaff Cello

Ravel
Miroirs
Sonata for Violin and Cello
Piano Trio

Booking Information

Performance Dates:

August 2011
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Tickets: £8 - £29
Duration: 1 hours 45 minutes approximately
Venue: The Queen's Hall
Series: The Queen's Hall Series
Edinburgh - The city of edinburgh council Creative Scotland

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