| "Mit Gefallen habe ich der Aufführung
des 'Nuovo Trio Parsifal' zugehört.
Junge Interpreter von sicherem Wert, fähig-auf reifer Weise
formale und
stilistische Ansprüche der vorgestellten Stücke zu überraschen,
einen
instrumentalen, klangfarbenen Zusammenschluss von besonderlichen
und
vorzüglichen Werten zu erreichen."
Sonja Pahor Pianistin,
Konzertistin
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| "Das 'Neue Trio Parsifal' trotz der kürzlichen
Formierung, besitzt
grosse Reife, Ton-Durchsichtigkeit, eine Auswahl von dynamischer
und
musikalischer Intelligenz, die als ideal definiert werden kann.
Anna Paola, Barbara und Laura spielen mit grossem Temperament,
Fantasie und Testgetreu: Qualität, die man unter zahlreicher
Frequenz
aus dem modernen und derzeitigem Repertoir (Ives, Martin,
Sciarrino etc.), ausnützen kann."
Franco Mezzena
Violinist, Conzertist
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"Shostakovich, Rachmaninoff, Debussy
drei grosse Trios, drei tönende Welten, drei musikalische Philosophien.
Das Neue Trio Parsifal, einen bedachte Einheit, ein klangfarbiges
Gleichgewicht, eine musikalische Lebensfähigkeit, persönlich-jedoch
respektvoll, zu Diensten der wahren Musik, ein würdiges Trio
von
erleuchtender Zukunft, ein wahres aufrichtiges Trio. " Alberto
Pomeranz, Pianist, Conzertist
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"Die drei braven Vorträgerinnen
des 'Nuovo Trio Parsifal' (Barbara
Castelli - Geige, Laura Pierazzuoli - Cello, Anna Paola Milea -
Klavier),
haben ein wirklich interessantes Repertior vorgestellt. Die drei
Instrumente
haben sich sozusagen personalisiert mit besonderer Passion auf die
Noten
von 'Sostakovic, Rachmaninov und Debussy'." Musica
e Scuola 15.may 2002 |
DIFFERENT COLORS OF ROMANTICISM
FROM THE STRINGS OF THE “NUOVO TRIO PARSIFAL”
BY Francesco Storino
Considering that even the world of so called classical music
unfortunately has its own fashion phenomenon, it would be way
too simple to talk about a trio composed of all female players
in terms of their precise playing, gracefulness, subtlety, glamour
or to say that the beautiful players have nothing to envy to their
male colleagues.
So, the first great merit of the three excellent members of the
Nuovo Trio Parsifal (Barbara Castelli, violin, Laura Pierazzuoli,
violoncello and Anna Paola Milea, piano) was to make the audience,
present at the concert organized by the A.Gi.Mus of Fregene on
the 11th of May 2003, forget exactly this characteristic of their
trio. Furthermore, with the originality of the program, the trio
made the audience concentrate fully on the contents of their musical
proposal.
The program presented on this occasion certainly escapes the “cliché”
compared to the usual concerts for this chamber music formation.
The evening opened with the Sonata in B flat major by Franz Schubert.
In this work from his early period Schubert treats very carefully
the stylistic elements and esthetic qualities of classical style,
paying particularly a lot of attention to the styles of Haydn
and Mozart. At the same time the work is also filled with the
characteristic clarity of writing, which is recognized in all
of the more important works by this composer.
Here the performers showed the great capacity of playing together,
thank to the moderation of the pianistic touch and the admirable
intonation of the strings.
The program continues with the Schumann’s Phantasiestucke,
a work in which already emerge the worrying signs of the composer’s
illness, which will eventually bring him to madness and the death
in poverty. These signs are particularly obvious in the obsessive
repetition of the rhythmic cells in the fast movements. The structure
of the work does not always have the character of chamber music
but instead, it often assigns a role of a soloist to an instrument
(above all in the Romance), creating in this way a great contrast
with the opening work on the program. It is not necessary to say
that the level of the performance responded fully to the challenge
of the work, thanks to the all-Italian singing of the three performers.
The second part of the concert brought the particularly interesting
Trio in a minor, op. 45 by Xaver Scharwenka. The work of this
unknown representative of the German romanticism was very original.
This in itself is already a courageous element considering the
time period and the origins of the author, the land that gave
the true giants to the history of music. This originality is supported
by a very solid compositional structure and by an outstanding
virtuosity in the piano part, even to the point of making the
slow movements too long.
It should also be mentioned that the originality and the quality
of the program as well as that of the performers were highly appreciated
by the audience to whom the trio, in return, presented an encore
by Piazzolla.
Finally, we have noticed from the biography of the trio that the
three artists will soon be engaged in numerous concerts abroad.
This gave us a great pleasure, knowing that these talented artists,
worthy of such occasion will present in the world our prestigious
music tradition. |
“…Each musician is a virtuoso
of her own instrument but they blended together so well yet allowed
each other the space to shine. The Debussy Trio in sol Maggiore
was simply magical and beautifully realised by these fine players.
The Piazzolla work Las Cuatro Estaciones Portenas had the quality
of a film score about it. It was full of fire and passion and yet
haunting and mysterious ay the same time…
The Nuovo Trio Parsifal deserve a wider audience in the UK…”
Brenda Kean
www.music-reviews.co.uk |
Entertaining guests on day three of the celebrations were the group, Nuovo Trio Parsifal of Barbara Castelli, violin Laura Pierazzuoli cello and Anna Paola Milea, piano who gave a most astounding musical concert overwhelming the guests present.
Adie Vanessa Offiong
Weekly Trust |
They play with such great temperament and fantasy that left the few in the house who appreciate the uniqueness and beauty of this classical music gasping for breath and stood rooted in standing ovation for more than three minutes for the group after their heartwarming performance.
Jerry Adesewo
Wednesday, June 10, 2009 |
Three world-renowned musical talents, who came all the way from Italy, gave a live performance of classical music on June 3. They were Barbara Castelli (violin), Laura Pierazzuoli (cello), and Anna Paola Milea (piano).
Inside Track
Saturday, July 11, 2009 |
"Nei due brani presentati le artiste nella loro interpretazione di successo sono state più che convincenti. Già l’inizio del Trio in Re maggiore op. 70 n°1 ci ha fatto intuire che si tratta di un ensemble dotato di eccezionale qualità musicale supportata dalla preparazione tecnica e dalla cura dell’insieme, che per la musica da camera rappresenta l’elemento principale. Nonostante il loro corto “kilometraggio” iniziato nel 2001, possiamo constatare che ci troviamo di fronte ad un ensemble di formato europeo. I successi della loro attività concertistica, evidenziati dal loro curriculum, hanno avuto la loro conferma con il concerto che abbiamo ascoltato, sia con l’esecuzione di Beethoven che del secondo Trio di Sostakovič op. 67..."
Franc Kriznar
Slamnik, 21 maj 2010 |
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