Tickets:

Full € 25
Members € 15
Students € 5

72nd Season 2025 Parallel Motions

“A deep inspiration linked to the romantic world,” is how the Trio Nebelmeer presents itself, coming from France after their recent concert at the Quirinale in Rome for Rai Radio 3, to perform in Belluno as part of the 72nd Musical Season of the Circolo Culturale Bellunese, on Wednesday, June 4 at 8:30 PM, at the Piccolo Teatro Pierobon in Paiane di Ponte nelle Alpi (BL).

The evening’s program does not disappoint: Franz Schubert, Nocturne in E-flat major op. 148 D. 897; Felix Mendelssohn, Trio in D minor No. 1 op. 49; and Maurice Ravel, Trio in A minor, showcasing all the emotion and artistry of a live performance by the Trio Nebelmeer.

Trio Nebelmeer, comprised of Arthur Decaris (violin), Florian Pons (cello), and Loann Fourmental (piano), is the winner of the First Prize at the prestigious International Competition “Premio Trio di Trieste” 2024 and the related Special Ribotta Prize.

The three musicians – excellent and well-known soloists – chose the name of their Trio in homage to Caspar David Friedrich and his famous work “Wanderer above the Sea of Fog” (Der Wanderer über dem Nebelmeer), a symbolic reference to the beauty and mystery of nature, which also reflects the essence of their music.

Thanks to their extraordinary ability to create enveloping sound rich with emotion, the Trio Nebelmeer has quickly captured the attention of the international music scene, earning invitations to prestigious world-class festivals.

Since September 2022, Nebelmeer has been appointed “Trio in residence” at the prestigious Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel in Belgium. In 2023, with the support of the Theatre and Conservatory of Caen, the Trio released their first CD: a project dedicated to the works of Chausson and Saint-Saëns, for the Mirare label.

The album has received enthusiastic reviews from both French and German critics, confirming its artistic value. Looking to the future, 2024 saw Trio Nebelmeer debut in the prestigious Grand Hall of Bozar in Brussels, within the “Bozar Next Generation” program, further recognizing their growing success.

Arthur Decaris plays a Giovanni Francesco Pressenda violin, kindly loaned by the Talents & Violon Celles fund, with the support of the Safran Foundation for Music.

Florian Pons plays a 18th-century cello, attributed to Ambroise de Comble, a pupil of the famous luthier Stradivari.

Tickets, information, program notes written by Giovanni Burigo and Zeno Turetta, students of the Musical High School Renier of Belluno, and all concerts of the 2025 Season, can be found at the website belcircolo.org.