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Trio Voce is a spectacular new piano trio that thrills audiences with their passion, enthusiasm
and ability to make the written music come alive. The three individuals of Trio Voce
communicate as one voice (“voce” in Italian), whether they are performing the repertoire of
Haydn or that of the present day. All three members, Jasmine Lin, Marina Hoover and Patricia
Tao, are established musicians, who have studied with some of the great masters at schools
such as Curtis, Yale and Harvard, have a demonstrated depth of experience as collaborators
and as performers on the international stages throughout the world, and have championed
recent music through commissions, premieres and recordings of works by living composers.
Their collaboration in this Trio has resulted in a new and outstanding synergy, apparent with
every performance they give, and bringing verve and excitement to audiences of all ages.
Recent and upcoming performances include the Music Guild of Los Angeles, the Ottawa
Chamber Music Festival and Vancouver's Music in the Morning. New projects include a
recording of the trios of Shostakovich and Weinberg, to be released in the fall of 2010. During
the 2010-11 season, Trio Voce will premiere a new work written for them by Stanford
composer Jonathan Berger.
and ability to make the written music come alive. The three individuals of Trio Voce
communicate as one voice (“voce” in Italian), whether they are performing the repertoire of
Haydn or that of the present day. All three members, Jasmine Lin, Marina Hoover and Patricia
Tao, are established musicians, who have studied with some of the great masters at schools
such as Curtis, Yale and Harvard, have a demonstrated depth of experience as collaborators
and as performers on the international stages throughout the world, and have championed
recent music through commissions, premieres and recordings of works by living composers.
Their collaboration in this Trio has resulted in a new and outstanding synergy, apparent with
every performance they give, and bringing verve and excitement to audiences of all ages.
Recent and upcoming performances include the Music Guild of Los Angeles, the Ottawa
Chamber Music Festival and Vancouver's Music in the Morning. New projects include a
recording of the trios of Shostakovich and Weinberg, to be released in the fall of 2010. During
the 2010-11 season, Trio Voce will premiere a new work written for them by Stanford
composer Jonathan Berger.
