The Trio in tour
Tour in
Mexico, 1999
Friday the 26th November, at 20.30
Museo Universitario de Arquelogia en Manzanillo
Saturday the 27th November, at 20.00
Templo del Sagrado Corazón, Tecomán
Monday the 29th November, at 20.30
Templo El Beaterio, Colima
Tuesday the 30th November, at 20.30
Foro Pablo Silva García, Colima
Wednesday the 1st December, at 20.30
CONCERTO DI GALA, Pinacoteca Universitaria, Colima
Thursday the 2th December, at 18.00
Centro Musicale Petrof, Guadalajara
Sunday the 5th December, at 20.30
Auditorium Camino Real, Puerto Vallarta
It was a
fantastic experience! It was the
first time we went to Central America and were also engaged in a tour.
Fortunately, we shared the adventure with the Dutch piano-trio Amphion,
which had been selected with us for these concerts in the Mozarteum’s
International Master Classes in chamber music organized in Zell an der
Pramm (Upper Austria). We were greatly impressed by the great interest
of the public in our concerts, which included many young students from
the University of Colima. We also had enough time to have short walks around the city of Colima and slip on the “pietra nigra”, a black meteorite which had fallen on the Earth in ancient times and traditionally wrapped in the mysterious ability to influence the future: in fact, whoever slips on it can be sure to return to Mexico, whoever does it twice, will return to live there and, those who do it three times, will even get married in Mexico. We all slipped once and, a few years later, we returned with a chamber orchestra... But that is another story. Our memories also include professor Davide Nicolini, teacher of violin at the University of Colima and our guide, and the Mexican pianist, Rafael Rodrigez Russum, who played the third movement of the piano-quartet op.44 of Schumann with us.
