The Grammy nominated Eroica Trio kicks off the Morrison Artists Series’ 54th season, returning to the site of its West Coast debut in 1990. The trio is on the vanguard of a new generation of artists changing the face of classical music, as one of the first all-female chamber ensembles to reach the top echelon. The Los Angeles Times writes: “These people have it all: technique, temperament, interpretive savvy, good looks and a winning stage presence.”
Composer Ronald Caltabiano, Music professor and College of Creative Arts acting associate dean, for a pre-concert talk at 7pm in room 146, Creative Arts Building. Caltabiano will discuss the Eroica Trio and the music that will be performed later in the evening.
Bringing Bay Area audiences the world’s finest chamber music since 1955, the Morrison Artists Series at San Francisco State University is “indispensable,” the San Francisco Chronicle writes. The series presents six free performances each year by acclaimed ensembles.
- Venue: McKenna Theatre at SFSU
- Date: Fri October 9, 2009 8:00pm
- City: San Francisco
- Price Range: Free
- Tickets: 415-338-2467
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September 16, 2009
There are lots of good things happening at San Francisco State University this year, beginning with the superb Eroica Trio. As photogenic as they are, these musicians have built their career on exceptional musicianship. The wide scope and youthful enthusiasms of Beethoven and Brahms are on display in two of the earliest works published by either composer. It's a program that shows off the Eroica's best qualities. More »
