Upcoming in May

Tickets for this Musical Treasures from Bulgaria concert will be available for sale after March 2025 at Carnegie Hall’s Box Office: 57th St. and 7th Ave., at carnegiehall.org, by calling CarnegieCharge at (212) 247-7800. For additional information regarding tickets please email dokovskp@newschool.edu.

Upcoming in June

Find out more about the trio at salixpianotrio.com

The Salix Piano Trio was founded in New York City in 2023 by longtime friends and colleagues — violinist Joanna Maurer, cellist Alberto Parrini, and pianist Anna Stoytcheva — out of a desire to explore the rich and vast piano trio canon.

For the past 20+ years, Maurer, Parrini and Stoytcheva have performed and toured together around the United States in different combinations, notably as members of the American Chamber Players. Their extraordinary, dynamic performances have been enthusiastically praised: “a stunning performance (by Maurer and Stoytcheva) that…turned what might have been just an entertaining evening into a must-hear musical event.” (Washington Post) ; “…Maurer and Parrini delivered an outstanding performance; their virtuosic technique and acute sense of pathos helped energize the audience …” (Palm Beach Daily News)

They have always found great joy in crafting musical ideas together, appreciating the ease in which their concepts of sound and interpretation align. Reconnecting as a trio has enabled the artists to weave their deeply expressive, graceful and passionate styles together in a more intimate combination.

Since their founding, the Salix Piano Trio has performed on the Bulgarian Concert Evenings in New York series, including the Opening Gala at Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall in October 2023 among other venues.

The name Salix comes from the group’s mutual love for the graceful and poetic weeping willow tree (salix babylonica).

This project is made possible in part with funds from regrant programs supported by the funding agencies The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA), The New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA), and the Howard Gilman Foundation, administered by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC).