[Music] String Trio: Dohnányi, Schubert, Mozart, Beethoven

Once again, Brussels Muzieque invites you to enjoy an evening of chamber music.

Nadja Nevolovitch (violin), Monika Młynarczyk (viola) and Eduardo Tonietto (cello) will perform the well known Schubert trio in Bb major and present to the public the less well known Hungarian composer Dohnányi Ernő, performing his "Serenade" for string trio. The musicians will also interpret two duos: Mozart's in G major for violin and viola and the famous Beethoven's Duet “with two eyeglasses obligato” for viola and cello.

MUSICIANS

NADJA NEVOLOVITSCH is a Russian-German violinist. She holds the position of leader of the 1st violins at the Brussels Philharmonic as well the position of violin professor at the Hochschule für Musik und Tanz Köln (Cologne/Aachen). As a soloist, Nadja has performed accompanied by the Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra, Brussels Philharmonic Orchestra, the Norddeutsche Philharmonie Rostock, the New Russia State Symphony Orchestra, the Philharmonie Baden Baden, Camerata Menuhin and Harmos Festival Orchestra, working with conductors such as Shlomo Mintz, Dirk Vermeulen, Ronald Zollman, Andrej Petrenko and Ivo Venkov. She has been successful in numerous international competitions in Europe and Japan.

MONIKA MŁYNARCZYK is a Polish violist, co-principal viola in the orchestra of the Brussels opera house La Monnaie/De Munt. She is a former member of the Chamber Orchestra of The National Forum of Music in Poland. Monika has played with Luxembourg Philharmonic, Antverp Symphony Orchestra and the Opera of Florence. As a chamber musician she took part in festivals such as Encuentro de Santander, Pablo Casals Festival, Festival Musiq'3 & Festival Midis-Minimes.

EDUARDO TONIETTO is an Italian-Brazilian cellist. As of 2022 he is solo cello of the Flemish Chamber Orchestra. He has collaborated as guest solo cello with Sinfonietta Cracovia, Brussels Chamber Orchestra, and Polish Art Philharmonic. Eduardo has taken part in several international festivals and performed in prestigious venues around Europe, from Paris to Venice. He has also given masterclasses at the University of Rio de Janeiro and as a soloist he performed accompanied by the Brasília International Summer Course orchestra and by the Brasília University Symphony Orchestra. Passionately active in chamber music, Eduardo is also the artistic director of Brussels Muzieque.