The piano trio works were performed at Sala Piatti as part of ACHROME Ensemble’s season
On 9 May 2026, ACHROME Ensemble gave the Italian premiere of two pieces from Òscar Colomina i Bosch’s Nocturnes for piano trio at Sala Alfredo Piatti in Bergamo.
The performance took place as part of the tenth edition of ACHROME Ensemble’s contemporary music season “…e adesso musica!”, in a programme titled “Sguardi oltre confine”, dedicated to music looking beyond national and aesthetic borders.
The concert included Rotten Wood and Damaged Iron and Crime, two movements from Colomina’s cycle Nocturnes for piano trio. Written for violin, cello and piano, the works explore a nocturnal world of memory, tension and psychological unease, combining sharply etched instrumental gestures with an atmosphere of fragile lyricism and latent drama.
The programme also included works by Oliver Iredale Searle, Pieralberto Cattaneo, Paolo Coggiola and James Turlow, reflecting ACHROME Ensemble’s continuing commitment to contemporary chamber music and to dialogue between different European musical voices.
