The Duo Scherzo performs in its original formation, interpreting a work by a female composer – Mel Bonis – bringing to the public a musical perspective from a feminine point of view, a territory less explored by performers throughout the history of music.
Next, he invites cellist Maxim Doujak to perform two beautiful and romantic works that reinvent the traditional piano and string trio.
Although the traditional trio of piano, violin, and cello has been the formation that has received the most attention from composers throughout the history of music, the version with flute has carved out its own space and seen the birth of its own repertoire, as we will see in this concert we are about to hear.
Replacing the violin with the flute in the traditional trio for piano, violin, and cello achieves an unexpected but highly successful timbral sound.
The lightness of the flute, combined with the sonic depth of the cello and the harmonic richness of the piano, creates a very original sound that is a great listening pleasure.
The warm reception from audiences at the trio's performances demonstrates the pleasant surprise of encountering an unexpected group that captivates listeners and carves out a new space in the Brazilian music scene.