Thursday 3 september from 19:00 to 20:30

CelloArte - 28th Pays de Gex Chamber Music Festival

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Église de Sergy, 9 Rue de l'Église, 01630 Sergy

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Trio Fenix gives this masterpiece of the Baroque repertoire a clear, vibrant and intimate interpretation, combining rigorous architecture, freedom of expression and poetic sound.

The "Fénix" String Trio J.S. Bach: The Goldberg Variations - string trio version Shirly LAUB, violin - Tony NYS, viola - Karel STEYLAERTS, cello The Goldberg Variations, or "Aria with some variations for two-manual harpsichord", is a work composed by Johann Sebastian Bach around 1740, taken from the second book of the Well-Tempered Clavier, written for his wife, Anna Magdalena, in 1725. Of rare contrapuntal density, the variations revolve around a theme that is a peaceful Aria in sarabande form. In the version transcribed for string trio by Dmitry Sitkovetsky, the work is revealed in a whole new light, offering a beautiful dialogue between violin, viola and cello, where the three voices listen and breathe together.