David Scaroni, violin
Davide Bravo, viola
Andrea Marcolini, cello
The trio has performed on important occasions and in evocative places such: Sala Corelli of Dante Alighieri Theatre in Ravenna, Palazzo Albrizzi in Venice for the Dino Ciani Association, in Cremona in the Federico II Courtyard, at the Auditorium San Barnaba in Brescia for the GIA Association (Giovani Interpreti Associati), in Mantua for the Mantua Chamber Music Festival, at Concerts at the Shrine of St. Teresa of Riva (ME) for the Association of Friends of Music, in Padua for the Galilean Academy of Sciences, Arts and Literature and for the International Music Meeting 2016, in Brescia for Foundation Teatro Grande and in Milan at the Pirelli Skyscraper Auditorium Gaber for the Concert Society and at “Casa Verdi” for Società del Quartetto.
Trio Hegel obtain in a short time, numerous awards such as: Overall 1st Prize at the 20th “G. Rospigliosi “, 1st Prize at the 26th European Music Competition “Città di Moncalieri”, 2nd Prize at the 13th National Competition “Riviera Etrusca”, 2nd Prize at the 10th International Competition “L. Zanuccoli “, 3rd Prize at the 12th National Music Competition “Città di Magliano Sabina”, 3rd Prize at the 14th International Competition “Città di Padova”, Honorary Diploma at the International Music Tournament (TIM – XVII Edition), Honorary Diploma at the 21st International Award “G. Zinetti”, Honorary Diploma at the 20th International Chamber Music Competition “L. Nono”.
The collaboration with composer Mauro Montalbetti led them to the exclusive first performance of the piece “Six Bagatelles for String Trio” published by RAICOM, as well as the composition “E voi empi sospiri – Madrigal for String Trio” which was written for them, and they also performed live on Bergamo TV receiving acclaim from both public and critics.
The artistic growth of Hegel Trio is strongly connected to the Quartetto di Cremona and Antonello Farulli; also fundamental were the meetings with Luca Simoncini (Nuovo Quartetto Italiano), Jürgen Kussmaul (L’Archibudelli), Andrea Repetto (Quartetto di Torino), Christophe Giovaninetti (Quartetto Ysaÿe), Danilo Rossi (Trio d’archi della Scala), and orchestra conductors Umberto Benedetti Michelangeli and Riccardo Muti.
The Trio has had numerous collaborations with important artist such as Alessandro and Luca Simoncini (First Violin and Cello of the Nnovo Quartetto Italiano), pianist Piero Barbareschi, flautist Tommaso Benciolini, actors Ivana Monti and Marco Baliani.
At the request of the composer Carlo Boccadoro the Hegel Trio has had the honour of performing his recent string trio several times.
The Hegel Trio was selected for the project ‘Le Dimore del Quartetto’;
The Hegel Trio has made a CD for the Tactus label of music by Tuscan composers Luigi Cherubini and Giuseppe Cambini (World Primiere Recording), an album exclusively dedicated to the compositions of Mauro Montalbetti for A Simple Lunch label and the complete string trios by Jean Sibelius and Max Reger for the Japanese label Da Vinci Classics. The review of Sibelius’s ‘Suite in A Major’ by Trio Hegel has been published for Da Vinci Publishing.