Three musicians, three personalities, several guitars and percussion instruments… and a burning desire to play together.

 

With Tre cuori, early music breaks free from all formality to become a wordless melodrama where everything is conveyed through rhythm, movement, eye contact and shared enjoyment. The three musicians take us on a poetic and entertaining journey, featuring spellbinding melodies, frenzied rhythms, improvisations and delightfully irreverent playing styles.

 

From the 16th to the 18th century, the Italian, Spanish and English repertoires provide the raw material for this adventure. Gaillardes, fandangos, ricercars, tarantellas, folias and grounds echo and intertwine. This music, designed to leave room for improvisation, becomes, in their hands, a marvellous space of freedom: the melodies flow on and the rhythms race ahead, until they give rise to a veritable whirlwind of emotions.

 

And because early music has never ceased to travel, the trio also opens the door to Latin America with a few pieces by Barrios and Falú. A detour that naturally extends the journey and reveals the deep connections between the music of yesterday and the musical expressions of today.

 

Tres cuori is, above all, an encounter: that of three music lovers who generously share their rapport, their virtuosity and their joy in making music. A lively and exhilarating concert, where the delicacy of early music blends with the renewed energy of 20th-century composers — and from