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Founded
in 2000, Trio Hochelaga
rapidly distinguished itself on the Canadian
musical scene as one of the country's most important musical ensembles.
Bearing Montreal's original
Iroquois name, the
Trio Hochelaga
consists of violinist Anne Robert, cellist Paul
Marleyn, and pianist
Stéphane Lemelin.
The Trio Hochelaga consecrates
itself to the performance of chamber
music for trio, from the Classical period up to the music of today.
Nourishing a special taste for the Romantic and post-Romantic
repertoire, and in particular the French repertoire from the end of the
19th to early 20th centuries, the Trio has taken on the mandate of
making known the hidden gems of this repertoire to a larger public.
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" Achieving
the proper balance between understatement
and firmness, the Canadian artists of Trio Hochelaga have captured in
these two equally masterful works [trios by Pierné and
Fauré] the full
spirit of French music."
Jean
Roy - Le Monde de la
musique
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