Janaki String Trio

Among the swiftest rising young chamber ensembles today, the Janaki String Trio brings together three virtuoso musicians whose passion and commitment have captivated both audiences and presenters alike. The ensemble takes its name from the Sanskrit word Janaki (YAHN-uh-kye), which symbolizes self-realization — the underpinning artistic and spiritual ideal entwining composer, musician and listener. Indeed, the Trio makes a unique connection with its audiences, not only with the standard works of the repertory such as Beethoven’s String Trio in C Minor, but also with rarely heard masterworks, such as Penderecki’s gripping String Trio, as well as provocative new pieces. The trio won the 2006 Concert Artists Guild International Competition and the 2005 Annual Coleman Chamber Music Competition.

The performance of the Janaki String Trio marks part one of the 2007 Winter Chamber Music Series at the Patchogue Theatre. The series of three concerts features emerging young artists in intimate chamber music settings.

Tickets for all three Winter Chamber Music Series concerts may be purchased for $39.00 ($19.00 Students & Seniors).