TREYLEE

Praised by the late Lorin Maazel as "a marvelous protagonist... a superb cellist", Trey Lee has been hailed a “Miracle” by Gramophone for his virtuosity that combines intellectual sophistication with emotional depth. His concerto debut at Carnegie Hall won him a rousing standing ovation, with The New York Times declaring him “the excellent cellist… with enveloping richness and lyrical sensitivity.” ...

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November 2024

Hong Kong SAR, China

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December 2024

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December 2024

Hong Kong SAR, China

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Seasons Interrupted

Franz Schubert (arr. Trey Lee) 4 Lieder for cello and piano
Im Frühling, D. 882
Die Sommernacht, D. 289
Herbst, D. 945
Gefrorne Tränen (from Die Winterreise, D. 911)

Georgy Tchaidze, piano

Astor Piazzolla (arr. Trey Lee) Las Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas for cello and string orchestra
I. Otoño Porteño
II. Invierno Porteño
III. Primavera Porteño
IV. Verano Porteño

English Chamber Orchestra

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Seasons Interrupted

Trey Lee,cello
English Chamber Orchestra
Emilia Hoving, conductor
Georgy Tchaidze, piano

Signum Records | Available on 17 May 2024 to BUY/STREAM/DOWNLOAD

In this album combining works by Schubert, Piazolla and Lintinen, cellist Trey Lee is joined by the English Chamber Orchestra to perform compositions embracing the effects and impacts of climate change on both the environment and society. The album has two world premiere recordings of new arrangements for both cello and piano, and cello and orchestra by Trey Lee.

“With the cello as a platform, I seek a sober yet trenchant means to tell the story of our seasons, and concurrently, create a musical narrative to account for how this crisis unfolds. This album is a journey across our world from the past to the present, and finally, to an increasingly plausible future through the prism of works by three composers from three eras.” – Trey Lee