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After prize wins on three continents and appearances from Osaka to Carnegie Hall, Trio Gaia make their San Francisco debut with a program they call Between Worlds — an exploration of how distance and displacement can reshape, not erase, a musical identity. Stravinsky's Pulcinella Suite opens the afternoon: a composer in exile reimagining the past into something unmistakably his own. Two newer works follow — Andrea Casarrubios's Luz Azul and An-Lun Huang's Piano Trio No. 2 — both searching for cross-cultural identity through music that holds loss and gratitude at the same time. After intermission, Dvořák's Piano Trio in F minor brings everything home: written on the cusp of his departure for America, it is the sound of a composer carrying his roots with him into the unknown. New England Conservatory's most recent graduate piano trio in residence, Trio Gaia believes that chamber music is a model for the world — and this program proves it.
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