INHALE LIFE. EXHALE MUSIC.
The Borowsky siblings have been performing together since a young age, accumulating a list of performances in 35 countries. In 2004, they received the Erick Friedman Prize and performed a full recital at Weill Recital Hall to rave reviews. Highlights in recent seasons have included a three-month residency in Germany sponsored by the Rhein-Neckar Cultural Foundation, performances of the Beethoven Triple Concerto with orchestras in Lithuania, China, Germany, and the USA, tours of Cuba and Lithuania... and the development of their own original compositions for trio.
These original trios have proven to be a unique offering that is a hit with audiences:
These original trios have proven to be a unique offering that is a hit with audiences:
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Although we do gladly present traditional classical trio programs, our signature program, "Inhale Life, Exhale Music" features a combination of our most popular original compositions with programmatic works by contemporary composers. Each piece on the program is preceded by a story, allowing us to guide our audience on a musical adventure.
In many ways, this program is the best introduction to who we are as people and musicians. Although the music is unfamiliar, it is all immediately accessible. Regular concert goers will find artistic and technical depth in the selections, and newbies will find it a very fun and welcoming program (that will hopefully encourage them to come back, again and again, to your series). We are consistently told by presenters that this program is "exceptional," "unique," and "truly engaging." A few weeks ago we shared this program at a concert series outside Philadelphia and were overwhelmed by the enthusiasm of the audience response. The very next morning, I got an email asking us to return for their next season. This series regularly features acclaimed performers, including Philadelphia Orchestra concertmaster, violinist David Kim. The same week, we performed the program in Oregon. Shortly after the performance we received the following message: "Where should I begin to thank you for sharing such poignant, unearthly music? Your depth and range are spectacular. You seemed to breathe each note as you offered it to your audience. Your every gesture told the story." We guarantee an authentic and engaging experience for your audience. |
Program
Harmonic Etudes - Jody Nagel
No. 1: Major Triads, A Minor Third Apart (Moderately Fast)
No. 4: Major Triads, A Major Third Apart (Fast and Light)
No. 5: Major Triads, A Tritone Apart (Majestic and Exotic)
Trio No. 1: Postcards from Dilsberg - The Borowsky Trio
Morning in Dilsberg
Ready for Battle
The Legendary Sleeping Chamber
Rose of Dilsberg
Triumphant March
Trio No. 2: HARDY - The Borowsky Trio
Othmar - Maria Newman
I. Misterioso - Molto Allegro
Life An Impromptu - Dick Smith/Elizabeth Borowsky
Spanish Rhapsody - Jaroslav Vanacek
"Resurrection" from Trio No. 3 - The Borowsky Trio
No. 1: Major Triads, A Minor Third Apart (Moderately Fast)
No. 4: Major Triads, A Major Third Apart (Fast and Light)
No. 5: Major Triads, A Tritone Apart (Majestic and Exotic)
Trio No. 1: Postcards from Dilsberg - The Borowsky Trio
Morning in Dilsberg
Ready for Battle
The Legendary Sleeping Chamber
Rose of Dilsberg
Triumphant March
Trio No. 2: HARDY - The Borowsky Trio
Othmar - Maria Newman
I. Misterioso - Molto Allegro
Life An Impromptu - Dick Smith/Elizabeth Borowsky
Spanish Rhapsody - Jaroslav Vanacek
"Resurrection" from Trio No. 3 - The Borowsky Trio
Sneak Peaks...
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