Trio Quarta – Dindo – De Maria

The balance (of the Trio), not only acoustically but also of ideas, is of the utmost importance for a chamber ensemble—especially when the musicians involved collaborate only occasionally and each have their own solo career. Massimo Quarta, Enrico Dindo, and Pietro de Maria, though all leading soloists, have been playing together for a long time, and it clearly shows. Their pleasure in listening to one another—and in seeking a musical synthesis even before a technical one—is immediately striking, particularly in an ensemble made up of three such different instruments as violin, cello, and piano. Equally impressive is the natural flow of phrasing and musical ideas between the players. Fabio Bardelli, OperaClick

Three exceptional performers, Massimo Quarta, Enrico Dindo, and Pietro De Maria, come together once again after significant past collaborations that have shaped their artistic journeys. United by a deep affinity and a shared musical language, they form a trio with a cohesive sound and a uniquely expressive intensity. Their extensive experience as soloists and chamber musicians shines through in mature, passionate, and stylistically refined interpretations that bring new light to the masterpieces of the piano trio repertoire. An outstanding ensemble, capable of blending individual charisma with perfect ensemble cohesion.