Pianist CHIANG Tien-yi will explore the possibility of piano sound from from different aspects. Liszt transcript Bach's organ work for a piano solo, and Beethoven himself arranged his symphony for a piano trio, showing his views on the similarities and differences between the sounds of piano and orchestral instruments; Schumann specifically named the piano solo "Concerto without Orchestra", which clearly expressed his ambition for the piano to play two different sound at the same time. CHIANG Tien-yi's concerts always show many different imaginations through multi-faceted repertoire arrangements, these projects present different scenery throughout the entire concert planning, and bring the audience to a fantastic sound world.

Bach-Liszt: Prelude and Fugue in A minor, BWV. 543
L.v. Beethoven: Symphony No. 2 (arr. For Piano Trio), Op. 36
R. Schumann: Grand Sonata in F minor (Concerto without Orchestra) ,Op. 14

Piano | CHIANG Tien-yi

Violin | CHUNG Ching-yu

Cello | LEE Pai-chia