The Tempus Trio was founded with the desire to explore the great repertoire for piano trio and, at the same time, to seek a contemporary dialogue to continue developing their ensemble’s literature. Critics have described them as one of the most promising of its generation, achieving important successes in various international competitions; they have been awarded the first prize of the International Music Competition 'Grand Prize Virtuoso' in Brussels, the Platinum Medal (First Prize) of the 'WPTA Singapore International Music Competition', the Silver Medal of the '2nd Vienna International Competition', the special prize of the 'BBVA Chamber Music Competition’, the third prize of the 'Rising Stars International Competition Berlin’, the first prize ex-aequo at the international competition "Città di Padova" and the first prize at the "2023 Petrichor International Competition" in New York, USA. In the past season, they performed at Carnegie Hall (New York) as First Prize winners of the Golden Classical Music Awards 2024, where they made their debut.

 

The ensemble is the first piano trio to have completed a master’s degree at the prestigious Mozarteum University of Salzburg under the guidance of Professor Cibrán Sierra Vázquez, violinist of the Quiroga Quartet. They are regularly invited by the European Chamber Music Academy (ECMA, Vienna) and they are selected to join the artistic network "Le Dimore del Quartetto" (Milan).

 

Their professional career encompasses a multifaceted perspective, materializing in prestigious masterclasses and festivals around the world, such as the Musical Chairs Festival in Canada (McGill University) and the Chamber Music Festival in Munich, where they were recorded by "Bayerischer Rundfunk" (Bavarian National Radio).

They have had the privilege of being resident artists at Joventuts Musicals de Moià for three years (2022-2024) and are currently teachers of individual instrument and chamber music at the Moianès Music Campus, held every summer.