Biography
- Formation and base: Founded in 2010, Delphi Trio is rooted in the San Francisco Bay Area’s rich cultural scene and maintains an active national and international schedule.
- Members: Liana Bérubé (violin), Tanya Tomkins (cello), Allegra Chapman (piano).
- World premieres and commissions: Notable premieres include William Bolcom's Piano Trio (2014) and Clarice Assad's triple concerto (premiered 2022 with the San Jose Chamber Orchestra). The ensemble also supports emerging composers through ongoing commissioning initiatives.
- Education and residencies: Delphi Trio leads education initiatives such as the Emerging Artist Program and Practice Project, with residency stints at Old First Concerts, Dakota Sky International Piano Festival, Avaloch Farm, and the Banff Centre.
- Notable engagements: Their performances have graced venues and events including the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival, and WFMT Chicago.
- Representation: International representation by Ariel Artists, connecting audiences with high-caliber chamber music worldwide.
Discography highlights
- Triptych (2018, MSR Classics) – Debut album featuring Beethoven, Brahms, and William Bolcom selections, highlighting the trio’s balance of elegance, rigor, and communicative warmth.
- Additional collaborative and premiere recordings available through concert programs and archives, reflecting the ensemble’s ongoing commitment to new music.
Upcoming tour and performances
Delphi Trio maintains a lively schedule with touring across North America and international venues. For fans and concertgoers, secure your seats early as programs frequently feature world premieres and signature masterworks. Details for individual performances, including venue information, program notes, and ticket options, are updated regularly on the group’s official tour calendar.
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Discovery and accessibility are central to Delphi Trio’s mission. Their performances often blend canonical repertoire with contemporary commissions, offering audiences a rich listening experience that is both educational and emotionally engaging.