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Ensemble

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Baroque

 

Trio Settecento is a classical music ensemble that specializes in Baroque music. The group was founded in 1996 by violinist Rachel Barton Pine, harpsichordist David Schrader, and cellist John Mark Rozendaal. The ensemble's name, Trio Settecento, is Italian for "Trio of the 18th century," which reflects the group's focus on music from the Baroque era. Rachel Barton Pine, the group's founder and violinist, is a renowned soloist who has performed with major orchestras around the world. She has also recorded numerous albums, including several that feature Baroque music. David Schrader, the group's harpsichordist, is a respected performer and scholar of Baroque music. He has recorded several albums of Baroque music and has performed with many leading Baroque ensembles. John Mark Rozendaal, the group's cellist, is also a respected performer and scholar of Baroque music. He has recorded several albums of Baroque music and has performed with many leading Baroque ensembles. Trio Settecento has performed at many major venues and festivals around the world, including the Ravinia Festival, the Boston Early Music Festival, and the Library of Congress. The group has also recorded several albums, including "A German Bouquet," which features music by German Baroque composers, and "An Italian Sojourn," which features music by Italian Baroque composers. One of Trio Settecento's most notable performances was at the Library of Congress in 2008. The group performed a program of music by Johann Sebastian Bach, including his "Goldberg Variations." The performance was recorded and released as an album, which received critical acclaim and was nominated for a Grammy Award. Trio Settecento has also received several awards and honors for their performances and recordings. In 2009, the group received the Diapason d'Or award for their album "A German Bouquet." The award is given by the French music magazine Diapason to recognize outstanding recordings of classical music. In 2011, the group received the Echo Klassik award for their album "An Italian Sojourn." The award is given by the German music industry to recognize outstanding recordings of classical music. In addition to their performances and recordings, Trio Settecento is also committed to education and outreach. The group has conducted masterclasses and workshops for students and young musicians, and has also performed in schools and community centers. The group's members are passionate about sharing their love of Baroque music with audiences of all ages and backgrounds. In conclusion, Trio Settecento is a classical music ensemble that specializes in Baroque music. The group was founded in 1996 by violinist Rachel Barton Pine, harpsichordist David Schrader, and cellist John Mark Rozendaal. The group has performed at many major venues and festivals around the world, and has recorded several albums of Baroque music. Trio Settecento has also received several awards and honors for their performances and recordings, and is committed to education and outreach.

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