Chamber Music Pittsburgh presents the Junction Trio, a “new generation” piano trio that pairs impeccable technique with an emotionally expressive style.
Celebrated for its “infectious joy” and “unforced power and virtuosity” (Boston Music Intelligencer), Junction Trio makes its MainStage Live debut with a program featuring Ludwig van Beethoven’s Archduke trio, Charles Ives’ Trio for Violin, Cello, and Piano, and the Pittsburgh premiere of Bells and Whistles by local composer Amy Williams.
All three members of the Junction Trio tour internationally as soloists and as an ensemble. They are also all recipients of the prestigious Avery Fisher Career Grant. Junction Trio features Stefan Jackiw (violin), Jay Campbell (cello), and Conrad Tao (piano).
About MainStage Live: This series welcomes some of the most incredible artists performing today and pairs striking new compositions with powerful classics, demonstrating the inspiring diversity of chamber music performance.
Program Repertoire
Amy Williams - Bells and Whistles (Pittsburgh Premiere)
Charles Ives - Trio for Violin, Cello, and Piano
Ludwig van Beethovens - PIano Trio in B-flat Major, Op. 97, “Archduke”
Tier 1 $53 • Tier 2 $42 • Tier 3 $35.
$15 Student Rush tickets are available in person on the day of the concert at the box office with valid student ID presented.
Phone: (412) 392-8000
Email: info@cmpgh.org
2023/12/11 - 2023/12/11
Pittsburgh Playhouse at Point Park University
350 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
On-street metered parking is available along Forbes Avenue and adjacent streets at Pittsburgh Parking Authority hourly rates.
The nearest public parking garage is located at the Hilton Garden Inn, 250 Forbes Avenue. Other garages and surface parking lots are located downtown at various rates; many have discounted rates beginning at 4pm. Please note that some may be cash only.
Patrons are always welcome to drop off and pick up directly in front of the doors. Please note there is no curb cut directly in front of the playhouse entrance, only at the street corner of Forbes and Smithfield. For patrons desiring to park as close as possible to the Pittsburgh Playhouse, we recommend these options: