Díaz Trio - Dohnányi, Penderecki, Fine, Beethoven
One of the few professional string trios in existence today, the Diaz Trio has become one of the best chamber music ensembles in the United States. Comprised of three dynamic young artists, the ensemble performs regularly in recitals and at festivals around the world. In 1993, at the invitation of Isaac Stern, the trio performed at Carnegieís Weill Recital Hall to celebrate the next one hundred years of music-making at Carnegie Hall. The trio has been in residence at the Brevard Music Center since 2001. The Diaz Trio performs regularly on the series of both the Corcoran Gallery and Phillips Collection in Washington, DC.
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Díaz Trio - Dohnányi, Penderecki, Fine, Beethoven
One of the few professional string trios in existence today, the Diaz Trio has become one of the best chamber music ensembles in the United States. Comprised of three dynamic young artists, the ensemble performs regularly in recitals and at festivals around the world. In 1993, at the invitation of Isaac Stern, the trio performed at Carnegieís Weill Recital Hall to celebrate the next one hundred years of music-making at Carnegie Hall. The trio has been in residence at the Brevard Music Center since 2001. The Diaz Trio performs regularly on the series of both the Corcoran Gallery and Phillips Collection in Washington, DC.
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One of the few professional string trios in existence today, the Diaz Trio has become one of the best chamber music ensembles in the United States. Comprised of three dynamic young artists, the ensemble performs regularly in recitals and at festivals around the world. In 1993, at the invitation of Isaac Stern, the trio performed at Carnegieís Weill Recital Hall to celebrate the next one hundred years of music-making at Carnegie Hall. The trio has been in residence at the Brevard Music Center since 2001. The Diaz Trio performs regularly on the series of both the Corcoran Gallery and Phillips Collection in Washington, DC.
