“I was inspired and delighted to listen and work with these young artists. They have a bright future playing together.”
Menahem Pressler

The FAE trio is based in the Netherlands and focuses on unveiling rare opuses, side by side with long-celebrated masterpieces. While doing so, the artists do not shy away from their Russian musical heritage and repertoire that was written in turbulent times, striving to liberate great music from its historical context in which it was written.

Anna Lipkind-Mazor (violin), Dmitrii Prokofiev (cello) and Maria Nemtsova (piano) gathered a rich international touring experience from halls such as Carnegie Hall (New York), Concertgebouw (Amsterdam), Wigmore Hall (London), Philharmonie de Paris, Rudolfinum  (Prague), Berlin Philharmonie, National Centre of Performing Arts (Beijing), Big hall of the Moscow Conservatory into a coherent, conceptually driven ensemble.

They met in the early 2000’s during the time of their studies, often performing together in various formations including piano trio. Soon thereafter, Anna relocated to Berlin and joined the acclaimed Lipkind Quartet. After becoming a prize winner in the international Tchaikovsky Competition, Dmitrii became a member of the Quintet of soloists of the “Moscow Virtuosi” and collaborated with musicians such as Jessye Norman, Eliso Versaladze, Ilya Gringoltz and Vladimir Spivakov. Later on he became a Naxos artist. Maria allocated her time between the UK, where she founded the international Charitable project “Music for Peace”, Italy, New York and Moscow, where she founded Re:Formers Fest and later moved to the Netherlands, where the InTrio started to collaborate again.

Anna and Maria are the founders and artistic directors of the “Amsterdam Concert Series”.

Program ‘Composed Madness’

German Galynin Piano Trio
Robert Schumann Trio n2 op.80
Arnold Schönberg Verklärte Nacht (arrangement by Henk Guittart)