Schubert Concert - Concerto for Piano, Violin and Cello

Cellist Jonas Seeberg studied in Munich, New York and Berlin. He was principal cellist with various European orchestras and has performed exclusively as a soloist and chamber musician since 2023. His research on Johann Sebastian Bach's cello suites has gained international recognition. Radio broadcasts and CD recordings for various stations and labels; most recently, his recording of Bach's cello suites was released on the et´cetera label. He plays a cello by Matteo Goffriller from Venice, 1700.

Pianist Jongsuk Kim, born in South Korea, is a sought-after chamber musician and soloist. She is a prize-winner of numerous international competitions. Her fresh, vibrant interpretation and playing style have captivated audiences both in the largest concert halls of her homeland and in prestigious concert halls across many countries.

Dragan Radosavljević was born in 1974 in Belgrade and received his first violin lessons at the age of three. Today, Dragan Radosavljević teaches at the University of the Arts in Berlin and is internationally sought after as a soloist, guest concertmaster and chamber musician. His playing combines technical brilliance with profound musical expression and captivates both audiences and critics.

This evening you will hear Franz Schubert's Notturno in E-flat major and Piano Trio in B-flat major for piano, violin and cello.