Author Archives: Liana_Berube

Our last public concert of 2012 approaches! Come join us on Sunday, November 4, before we go into incubation mode for a few months to prepare for everything that’s coming up this winter and spring. Noe Valley Chamber Music features … Continue reading →

The first concert of our series as Artists-in-Residence at Old First Concerts is coming up very soon! We are very excited to start this very special residency program; it’s the first that Old First has ever hosted and we are … Continue reading →

We’re here in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, as ensemble-in-residence at the Dakota Sky International Piano Festival and have some fun news to share! First up is the live streaming broadcast of our concert tomorrow evening as part of Dakota Sky. … Continue reading →

With the 2011-12 season coming to a close, we’re already gearing up for next season’s excitement. We have so many things to share with our lovely audiences this year, and we can’t wait to let you in on the fun! … Continue reading →

In honor of your time on this planet, we are at the wonderful Banff Centre for two weeks learning your trios. Thank you for writing such incredibly sublime music!

The Delphi Trio is excited to announce our upcoming collaborations with three upcoming and fabulously talented composers! The music of Sahba Aminikia has raw energy and drive, but also hits home with stunning emotional depth. Liana worked closely with Sahba on his second … Continue reading →

We have a couple more concerts coming up this week, rounding off our fall trio-stravaganza! What a crazy couple of months it’s been… First up we have: Chamber Music in Marin Friday, October 21 8:00 P.M., FREE! (Donations are always … Continue reading →

Delphi Trio is playing at the DeYoung Museum on Sunday, October 16 as part of the San Francisco Friends of Chamber Music yearly extravaganza.  Admission is free, and there are going to be tons of great groups playing… come check … Continue reading →

Another review about Friday night’s concert at Old First, this time from San Francisco Classical Voice. Some nice tidbits in there, including: “The Delphi players brought to [Ravel's] masterpiece an impressive dynamic variety, from cataclysmic keyboard fortissimos (accompanied by frenetic bursts … Continue reading →

Thanks everyone for coming out to our concert last night at Old First Concerts. We hope you enjoyed the evening, we certainly did!  Got a nice write-up from the Examiner, too — check it out. We’ll have more news soon about our … Continue reading →