TrioConBrio, an unusual trio with flute, viola and guitar, was founded in 1990 by guitarist Andrea Förderreuther. With the flautist Christina Singer and the violist Lydia Bach they found outstanding artists with whom they continued the long-standing tradition of playing as a trio. Due to the great artistic closeness of the three, coupled with fresh inspiration, the “smallest orchestra in the world” plays with esprit, wit, charm and fire, according to many critics.

Famous composers such as Léo Brouwer, Sérgio Assad, Egberto Gismonti, Sidney Corbett and others have created works especially for this trio. In addition to their own spectacular arrangements, the musicians have rediscovered lost or forgotten works by composers of the 18th and 19th centuries for the concert repertoire. With these unorthodox programs, TrioConBrio produces enthusiastic reactions and unconditional approval.

Concert tours in Austria, France, Italy, Switzerland, Finland, Syria, Oman, the United Arab Emirates and the USA, invitations to renowned festivals and numerous radio and television appearances have made the TrioConBrio an established name in international music life.

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