Word: trios
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...After our family, now every family in Korea has a trio," reports Pianist Myung-Whun Chung, 21, smiling at his own youthful hyperbole. With no exaggeration, however, it can be said that the Chungs rank in the forefront of this century's gifted musical families. Each of the seven young Chungs, aged 19 to 33, is a trained musician. Six have won prizes, two were child prodigies, and the three who were once the family's own fireside trio are now solo artists...
...Rivalry. For the next several years, the three Chungs played together in recital and separately. With the pianist-brother's recent success, however, the consanguineous harmonies of the trio will no longer be heard. In the future, each member will concentrate on independent solo careers...
FIORELLO!, though, is a demanding production and it is impressive that the directors have done as well as they have. The music is ambitious in this show, requiring more complicated counterpoint than most musicals attempt. Nonetheless, the political hacks and the trio of legal clients handle the score professionally, rendering clear and balanced performances...
Harvard will depend upon the performances of Keefe, senior Bill Muller, and Stein Rafto, its top runners to date. The trio took the third, fourth and fifth places in the Crimson's most recent outing, a tri-meet versus Princeton and Yale in which Harvard finished second...
...always popping up in Ives's music--and so might something entirely new, some quarter-tone creation uncorrupted by respectability or qualifying compromises. They'd both have to meet the same standards, though. They could be lumped together, and if the juxtaposition sounded funny--Ives wrote a great piano trio with a second movement labeled TSIAJ, for "The Scherzo is a Joke"--the joke was on neither the popular tunes nor the stringent lyricism, but on the pedants who'd have liked to keep them separate. When Ives was joking, his music could be something like a Roy Lichtenstein painting...