The Gryphon Trio Tickets

The Gryphon Trio has been a defining voice in Canadian and international chamber music since forming in 1993. Born from the University of Toronto environment, this violin-cello-piano trio blends European classical lineage with contemporary multimedia projects, presenting intimate, communicative performances that reward attentive listening. Based in Toronto, they are ensemble-in-residence at Music Toronto and have longstanding ties to University of Toronto faculty, enriching performances with a scholarly yet accessible approach.

Across three decades, The Gryphon Trio has built a distinguished catalog of 22 acclaimed recordings with Analekta, Ondine, and Naxos. The ensemble has earned three Junos for Classical Album of the Year (2004, 2011, 2019), underscoring their commitment to exceptional recording artistry and live vitality.

Beyond standard repertoire, they have explored multimedia and cross-cultural narratives through projects like Constantinople and Echo – Memories of the World, expanding the possibilities of chamber music to engage broader audiences while preserving the intimacy of a small ensemble.

For fans planning travel to see the trio, Toronto remains a hub for performances and education, with ongoing collaborations across Canadian concert series and universities. The Gryphon Trio invites audiences to secure their seats for upcoming performances and enjoy the group’s thoughtful, well-crafted programs.

Upcoming 2025 engagements include appearances at the Maui Chamber Music Festival (May 13–25, 2025), a performance at Rockport’s Shalin Liu Performance Center on August 3, 2025, and a venue in West Vancouver on November 15, 2025. Each date stands alone with its own program, so check the event page for exact repertoire and program notes.

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