Quantum Trio captivates Bielefeld with an extraordinary evening of chamber music
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Quantum Trio brings chamber music colors to Bielefeld
On November 8, 2026, the Quantum Trio will perform in the lecture hall of the Sennestadthaus. Clarinet, cello, and piano come together for an exceptionally colorful evening of chamber music featuring works by Max Bruch, Mikhail Glinka, Gabriel Fauré, Paul Juon, and Daniel Schnyder.
Rare instrumentation, precise interplay
Ann Lepage on clarinet, Johannes Przygodda on cello, and Bokyung Kim on piano create a repertoire that combines warmth, tension, and finely tuned dynamics. The rare instrumentation opens up a wide spectrum of sound: singing clarinet lines meet the sonorous cello tone, while the piano contributes harmonic depth and rhythmic energy.
From Romanticism to Modernity
The concert begins with excerpts from Max Bruch's Eight Pieces op. 83. This is followed by Mikhail Glinka's Trio pathétique in D minor, Gabriel Fauré's Trio in D minor op. 120, and Paul Juon's Trio miniatures. After the intermission, Daniel Schnyder's A Friday Night in August adds a modern accent, expanding the chamber music dialogue with striking rhythmic impulses.
An ensemble with an international profile
The Quantum Clarinet Trio has been playing together since 2019 and met at the Mozarteum University Salzburg. Shortly after its founding, the ensemble won third place at the Fischoff Chamber Music Competition in the USA. The debut CD featuring works by Johannes Brahms, Robert Kahn, and Carl Frühling was released in 2023 in co-production with Deutschlandfunk Kultur under the label Hänssler Classic and received positive reviews from the trade press.
The ensemble is appreciated for its radiant stage performance, high technical precision, and well-coordinated interplay. In 2026, the French clarinetist Ann Lepage joins the ensemble, opening a new chapter in the concert history of the trio.
Live atmosphere in Sennestadthaus
In the lecture hall of the Sennestadthaus, a concentrated concert atmosphere emerges, in which every nuance remains audible: the breath before the next entrance, the sensitive interplay of voices, and the synchronization of the finest rhythmic movements. The concert experience is aimed at lovers of classical chamber music as well as curious visitors who wish to discover the sound world of a clarinet trio.
Conclusion: Chamber music with tension and character
The Quantum Trio promises a diverse concert evening between romantic sonority, lyrical elegance, and modern rhythmic energy. Those who want to experience clarinet, cello, and piano in an extraordinary connection should enjoy this evening live at the Sennestadthaus.
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