Beethoven could be passionate through his music, and the Concerto for Violin, Cello, and Piano and Orchestra is one such breathtaking moment. The outer movements speak of the exuberance of music and the second movement is a song of longing for an unattainable beloved. The youthful Sitkovetsky Trio obliges us with a jaunty rondo movement that brings the proceedings to a joyful ending.

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Beethoven's Triple Passion

Oregon Center for the Arts

Grants Pass High School

Collier Center for the Performing Arts

The Sitkovetsky Trio has established itself as an exceptional piano trio with sensational performances in the foremost concert halls around the world. The trio’s thoughtful and committed interpretations have earned them much critical acclaim, including BBC Music Magazine’s Chamber Music Award and Pizzicato Magazine’s Supersonic Award.

Sitkovetsky Trio

University of Utah

Their thoughtful and committed approach has brought the ensemble critical acclaim and invitations to renowned concert halls around the world.

Sitkovetsky Trio III

St John's Church Buxton

Sitkovetsky Trio I

Sitkovetsky Trio II

PhilExtra: Beethoven

Gasteig HP8

The Sitkovetsky Trio

The Barns At Wolf Trap

“We are so excited and proud to return to Menlo and bring you this passionately romantic program full of verve and imagination. We start our concert with a new work by the phenomenal young composer Julia Adolphe who wrote the piece for us in memory of her father. This emotional and life-affirming trio was premiered by us at the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center earlier this year, and we can‘t wait to introduce it to the Menlo Audience. The rest of the program features the Great Romantics; Edvard Grieg, Cecile Chaminade; a Trailblazer for female composers in the 19th Century; and we finish the program with Felix Mendelssohn‘s 2nd Piano Trio, undoubtedly one of his finest and most dramatic works. We can‘t wait to see you at our performance!” —The Sitkovetsky Trio

The Sitkovesky Trio

St Bede's Episcopal Church

Music@Menlo is an internationally acclaimed chamber music festival and institute in the San Francisco Bay Area. Founded by David Finckel and Wu Han as a program of Menlo School, Music@Menlo features unique immersive programming, a roster of world-class artists, and a Chamber Music Institute for emerging and pre-professional musicians.

Music@Menlo

Festival Day 3

Tucson Convention Center

Festival Day 2

Festival Day 1

The Sitkovetsky Trio kicks off our celebration of Sergei Rachmaninoff’s 150th birthday with his Trio élégiaque, composed when he was only 18 years old as an homage to his elder friend and mentor Tchaikovsky.  In addition to Ravel’s technically challenging trio and Mendelssohn’s richly harmonic trio No. 2, Sitkovetsky will premiere a new work by L.A. based composer Julia Adolphe whose music is described as “alive with invention.” This concert is part of our intimate, on-stage seating chamber series designed to place you in the very heart of the performance.

Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts

New Milestones: Memory

Rose Studio

The Sitkovetsky Trio is a well-established and exceptional piano trio, having previously received the BBC Music Magazine’s Chamber Music Award. This  concert starts with a fresh interpretation of works from Max Bruch’s ‘Eight Pieces’, (originally written for piano, viola and clarinet), that allows each of the trio’s soloist talents to shine through in turn. The concert’s a rare opportunity to hear music by French composer Cècile Chaminade. In 1913, she was awarded the Légion d’Honneur, a first for a female composer. Her Piano Trio No. 2 in A min is a work filled with gorgeous and lyrical melodies, as is the concert’s finale work, Brahms’ Piano Trio No. 2 in C Major.

Sitkovetsky Trio

Feb 16, 2026

Sitkovetsky Trio

19 - 21 Sep, 2025

Beethoven's Triple Passion

Feb 27, 2025

Sitkovetsky Trio

Sitkovetsky Trio