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Trio Fibonacci - Voyaging composers

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Follow in the footsteps of composers whose works have been shaped by both their native cultures and their adopted lands. The trios of Mozart and Rachmaninoff stand out with the musical colours of their respective destinies. Marked early on by his travels across Europe, particularly in Italy, Mozart embodies an art of dialogue between styles and cultures, in a writing that is both elegant and luminous.

Rachmaninoff, for his part, expresses both his admiration for Tchaikovsky and a deeply personal voice in his Trio élégiaque, with striking lyrical and dramatic intensity.

The Mozart-Adagio by Arvo Pärt completes this journey in a spirit of contemplation and timelessness. A new work by Canadian composer Katia Makdissi-Warren, Nyx, vigil for Lebanon, finally opens the program to a dialogue between Middle Eastern, Western, and Indigenous traditions.

General public: $44
Museum Member: $38
34 or under: $22

Friday May 8, 2026 at 07:30 pm

ARTISTS

Trio Fibonacci
Julie-Anne Derome, violin
Gabriel Prynn, cello
Maxim Shatalkin, piano

PROGRAM

W. A. MOZART Trio in C major, K. 548

Arvo PÄRT Mozart-Adagio

Katia MAKDISSI-WARREN Nyx, vigil for Lebanon (world premiere)

Sergei RACHMANINOFF Trio élégiaque No. 2

Trio Fibonacci - Voyaging composers

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