The ThreeX
Two Violins and a Piano.
Sophisticated humor and instrumental virtuosity, made in Poland !
The three classical musicians grab their audience with instrumental virtuosity and a wonderful mix of music and comedy - a unique, hilarious and charming show.
The trio, whom have performed together continually for sixteen years, consists of international competition laureates and graduates of the Music University in Vienna. Despite their young age, they have collaborated with the greatest names in the music business, including Aleksey Igudesman, Hyung-ki Joo, Zoltan Kiss and Adam Rapa.
Their diverse personalities, extensive experience, artistry on the stage and professionalism presented in each aspect of their performance, put them among the leading artists of the chamber music world. This can be proven by their gold medal victory at one of the world’s most prestigious chamber music competitions in Japan in 2014.
Concert tours bring the trio to many European countries, Asia, South America and Australia, and they have been performing in many of the world’s prestigious concert halls, such as the Konzerthaus Vienna, Musikverein Vienna, Acropolis Salle in Nice, Toppan Hall in Tokyo, Izumi Hall in Osaka, Shanghai Symphony Orchestra Hall, Beijing Concert Hall, NOSPR - The hall of Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra in Katowice. Some of the orchestras, such as the Capella Bydgostiensis, Camerata Polonia and Bielsko-Biała festival Orchestra with Mirosław Jacek Błaszczyk, José Maria Florêncio and Sławomir Chrzanowski, have shared the stage with “The ThreeX” for their show.
Due to the limited amount of quality literature written for this particular instrumentation, the group have been arranging compositions in their own style since secondary school.
From the very beginning, their compositions and arrangements have included various musical styles, for which they have extended into other kinds of art forms such as dancing, cabaret, or even circus arts, which is now an ongoing element of the group's performance.
KMA Vienna represents
The ThreeX
in Japan and Austria
Contact
KMA Vienna
Tel +43 664 385 9369
office(at)kmavienna.co.at
Trio
Jacek Obstarczyk, piano
Krzysztof Kokoszewski, violin
Jacek Stolarczyk, violin
Programs : Mindbowing I Freaky Mozart I The Champions I Unchained I Tekla klebetnica & ThreeX I Christmassy I Educational (Please see below)
Aleksey Igudesman, Igudesman & Joo
X-periencing the ThreeX live is X-iting, X-hilarating and X-quisite!(...) They are musical and comedic freaks on nature in the best possible way.
Zoltan Kiss, Mnozil Brass
The ThreeX is one of the best music comedy groups I've had the privilege to experience.
Waldemar Malicki
This excellent ensemble carries on the elements of a comical performance with a fun take on music that is flourishing in Poland, from playful 17th century Baroque compositions, through Chopin’s familiar sense of humour... 【NEXT】
... and even completely suspicious work of Waldemar Malicki, who, upon hearing The ThreeX music group, decided to voluntarily turn himself over to the law enforcement authorities.
Prof. Edward Zienkowski, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
This excellent ensemble combines a variety of genres with comic elements in sophisticated way, while keeping the highest performing level on the same time. Listening them live is an extraordinary artistic experience.
Discography
CD
≫ PLAYGROUND ≪ New ALBUM !!
≫ UNCHAINED ≪
≫ DAS KLEINE WIEN TRIO 1 ≪
DVD
≫ MINDBOWING ≪
Programs
- Mindbowing
Dancing, juggling, pantomime and musical jokes are an inherent part of this original show, which is addressed to a broad audience.
- Freaky Mozart
Mozart program
- The Champions
A tremendous does of humor, frantic dance sequences, instrumental virtuosity and an abundance of musical styles.
- Unchained
Original, strictly musical program
- Tekla klebetnica & ThreeX
Folk arts meet humor
- Christmassy
The most beautiful of Polish Christmas carols and songs to get into the festive mood.
- Educational
Program for children and young people as well as masterclasses and workshops.
