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Trio con Brio Copenhagen

11 Sep 2025

Feature in September Issue of Scan Magazine

Trio con Brio Copenhagen is featured in September issue of Scan Magazine.

The article “Mastering the mystery: the world of Trio con Brio Copenhagen” is available via:

Scan Magazine’s website

Full digital PDF version

 

 

21 May 2025

Welcome to Chamber Music at Lundsgaard on August 7th-10th 2025!

Trio con Brio Copenhagen will be hosting their yearly chamber music festival: Chamber Music at Lundsgaard on August 7th-10th this year.

The festival theme is “Trends”, and the featured musicians are Marmen Quartet (GB), Enrico Pace (IT), Andrej Bielow (UA), Hélène Clément (FR), Michael Germer (DK), Jonathan Swensen (DK), Søren Sætter-Lassen (DK), Ernö Kállai Kiss Jr. Gypsy Band (HU) and Trio con Brio Copenhagen (DK/KR).

Read more about the festival at:

kammermusikfestival.dk

 

13 Mar 2025

Trio’s new album “Harmonie du soir” receives a 6-Star Review.

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ “Olympic sovereignty”

The major Danish newspaper Politiken’s reviewer gives Trio’s new album “Harmonie du soir” a 6-Star Review.

“Olympic sovereignty

… It’s simply an ultimate interpretation, the three musicians Soo-Jin Hong, Soo-Kyung Hong and Jens Elvekjær deliver. In the world where it’s the millimeters and the small nuances that count almost even more than they do in the world of athletics, this is a winner recording…

… I sense an Olympic sovereignty and lightness behind it all with Trio con Brio, which places them on a supreme level.

This also applies to Ravel’s piano trio, where the impressionistic watercolor sounds flow like daydreams and grow in the mind, so that you surrender to a violent journey through dance and fantastic drama. It’s incredibly well played.”

Full review in Politiken

13 Mar 2025

Trio con Brio Copenhagen releases “Harmonie du soir” with piano trios by Ravel and Schubert.

Following trio’s last album “The Passenger” featuring Weinberg and Schubert No. 2, released in 2024 as 25 Years Anniversary Release No. 1 – this time the trio couples Schubert Piano Trio No. 1 with Ravel’s Piano Trio from 1914 – marking Ravel’s 150th Birth Year -on their Anniversary Release No. 2.

Have a listen!

 

03 Oct 2024

Trio con Brio Copenhagen receives the prestigious Wilhelm Hansen Award 2024

The trio receives Wilhelm Hansen Foundation’s Honorary Award 2024 alongside with some of the leading figures in Danish culture life in dance, theatre and music.

“The ensemble marks its 25th anniversary this year. Violinist Soo-Jin Hong, cellist Soo-Kyung Hong and pianist Jens Elvekjær manage to constantly refine their chamber musical expression, and with each concert they bring new intensity to the classical works, while at the same time showing an inspiring willingness to explore and present new or lesser known compositions. The trio was formed in Vienna in 1999 and is now based in Copenhagen.

Trio con Brio receives an honorary prize of DKK 200,000 which will be awarded at a festive event on Tuesday 22 October 2024 at the Glyptoteket in Copenhagen. Here, the Wilhelm Hansen Foundation will also award grants and support to a large number of productions and individuals within music, theater and dance. A total of approximately DKK 8 million is distributed annually.”

01 May 2024

Trio con Brio Copenhagen co-present a brandnew music festival ‘Musikfestdage i Diamanten’ in The Royal Danish Library in Copenhagen

Trio con Brio Copenhagen are the Co-Artistic Directors of a new music festival ‘Musikfestdage i Diamanten’ in The Royal Danish Library in Copenhagen. The festival launches spring 2024 on May 31 & June 1 in collaboration with Jesper Egelund, the music director of The Royal Danish Library.

The two-day festival curates a broad variety of small and larger concert formats that arouses curiosity in both the new and the experienced audiences in all ages.

The ambition is to reach out broader by presenting 35 concerts in different formats with renowned musicians and ensembles in 7 known and secret venues of the iconic waterfront building such as The Queen’s Hall, The Atrium, The Old Reading Room, The Kirkeby-Bridge and more.

https://www.kb.dk