The album title 'Stolen Music' and its concept are inspired by Igor Stravinsky's quote: 'Good composers borrow, great ones steal.'
Performer Biography
The Linos Piano Trio won the First Prize and Audience Prize at the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition in 2015.
Interpretation
The Linos Piano Trio's 'Stolen Music' project involves reimagining existing works as if they were originally conceived for piano trio, rather than simply transcribing them.
Interpretation
The Linos Piano Trio believes that transcriptions allow music to 'live and breathe more', transcending the boundaries of original versions.
Performer Biography
The Linos Piano Trio, formed in 2007, is known for 'reinventing the repertoire' by championing hidden gems and creating new trio transcriptions.
Cultural Impact
The album highlights that music has historically existed in multiple interpretations and versions, challenging the modern idea of a single 'superior original version'.
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