The Coriolan Trio makes Prayssas vibrate: the complete seven trios of Beethoven played before a world tour for the bicentenary of the master

Ariane Granjon, Marie-Claude Bantigny and Laurent Cabasso form the “Coriolan Trio” and will perform the complete seven piano trios of Beethoven on Saturday June 13 at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. and Sunday June 14 at 4 p.m. in the auditorium.

A first which takes place in Prayssas before presenting it in the largest halls in the world next year, 2027, the bicentenary of the composer’s death.

The “Coriolan Trio”, undoubtedly one of the best piano trios in the world, brings together three passionate musicians, united by the same artistic demands and a deep experience of chamber music.
Through these seven Beethoven trios, a whole life of his creation unfolds, that of a daring young man ready to shake up the established forms of the time, and, with age, the visionary artist, reaching towards the light, of the last years.

Ariane Granjon, violin

She obtained her soloist diploma at the Rotterdam Conservatorium and a first prize in DNSPM at the Conservatoire national supérieur de Lyon. His musical activity is essentially oriented towards chamber music.

Marie-Claude Bantigny, violoncelle

She is part of the great lineage of French cellists and her career as a chamber musician and soloist leads her to play in the largest halls and festivals in France and Europe.

Laurent Cabasso, piano

At the age of 18, he won first prizes in piano and chamber music. He performs with the biggest orchestras in the biggest halls, because he is a sought-after partner of the greatest musicians.

A musical event not to be missed

An exceptional price with tickets sold for the three concerts at the price of: €80 for category A; €48 for category B (or reduced rate €33); €36 for category C (or reduced rate €27). These rates are only available upon reservation by telephone or email. Ticket for a concert on: billetweb.