The legendary Bekova Sisters Trio returns to London with a programme of Brahms, Martinu and Shostakovich. Renowned for their dazzling virtuosity and profound musicality, pianist Eleonora, cellist Alfia and violinist Elvira Bekova bring their unique blend of passion and elegance to Hall One, promising an unforgettable evening of chamber music.

The Bekova Sisters Trio – Eleonora (piano), Alfia (cello) and Elvira (violin) – have captivated audiences worldwide with their artistry, unity and charismatic stage presence. Praised as one of the foremost piano trios of their time, they have earned international recognition for their interpretations that combine brilliance with sensitivity. The Bekova Sisters Trio is one of the most recorded piano trios in the world, with an extensive discography on the prestigious Chandos label.

For this special unique event at Kings Place, the trio presents a compelling programme featuring Brahms’s richly expressive Piano Trio, the rhythmic vitality of Martinu, and the dramatic intensity of Shostakovich. Together, these works highlight the ensemble’s versatility and deep musical understanding.

The Bekova Sisters have collaborated with leading orchestras and recorded extensively, with performances that critics have described as ‘intensely musical’ and ‘first-class in every respect’. Their concerts are more than recitals: they are experiences where three hearts beat as one, creating a unique resonance with audiences.

Join us in Hall One for an evening of chamber music performed with unmatched passion and artistry.

This event is a The Bekova Sisters Trio presentation. It will last approximately 2 hours, including an interval.

Reviews

‘A unique and highly accomplished ensemble with a distinctive personal approach to scores. Their devoted musicianship is cherished by all who love music.’ Sir Georg Solti 

‘The Bekova Sisters Trio is without question one of the best piano trios of our day. Performing a wide variety of genres, these talented musicians demonstrate faultless command of style and outstanding virtuosity together with a keen sense of ensemble.’ Gennady Rozhdestvensky 

‘The Trio combines stunning virtuosity with brilliant and sensitive interpretation. Their glamorous on-stage presence compliments their reputation as one of the foremost piano trios of this time.’ Gramophone