TRITALA

Ensemble Tritala

Ansambel Tritala

tala/ta·la/(Sansekerta):

harmoni

Terhubung oleh cinta mereka pada tembang puitis klasik, soprano Sofia Livotov, tenor Satriya Krisna, dan pianis Prajna Indrawati memulai kerja sama mereka di London pada tahun 2018. Pada saat ini hanya beberapa seniman yang saat ini tampil dan merekam musik klasik Indonesia di Eropa, ketiga musisi ini berusaha untuk membawa genre yang kurang dikenal ini kepada audiens yang lebih luas. Penampilan terbaru dari lagu seni Indonesia termasuk penampilan di University of Leeds International Concert Series, Oxford Lieder Festival, seri Song Easel di London, dan di Climate-Arena Sinsheim di Jerman. Selain itu, lagu-lagu dari album pendek karya mereka 'Sounds of Indonesia', yang direkam oleh para musisi selama pandemi, disiarkan di radio Jerman SWR2, Radio Klassik Stephansdom, dan radio Kanada CKIA FM.

Penampilan konser terbaru mereka di University of Leeds membuka mata dunia terhadap potensi musik serius Indonesia. Keberadaan mereka menciptakan permintaan kuat untuk lebih memperkenalkan seni seriosa Indonesia ke panggung internasional. Dengan latar belakang dan pengalaman yang beragam, TRITALA membawa nuansa yang unik ke dunia musik klasik internasional, menciptakan pengalaman mendalam bagi pendengarnya, dan mengangkat budaya musik serius Indonesia ke tingkat global.

Tritala Ensemble

tala/ta·la/(Indonesian):

harmony

Connected by their love of art songs, soprano Sofia Livotov, tenor Satriya Krisna and pianist Prajna Indrawati began their collaboration in London in 2018. As some of the few artists currently performing and recording Indonesian classical music in Europe, the three musicians strive to bring this lesser-known genre to a wider audience. Recent performances of Indonesian art songs include appearances at the University of Leeds International Concert Series, the Oxford Lieder Festival, the Song Easel series in London and at the Climate-Arena Sinsheim in Germany. Furthermore, songs from their home-made short album 'Sounds of Indonesia', which the musicians recorded during the pandemic, were broadcast on German radio SWR2, Radio Klassik Stephansdom and Canadian radio CKIA FM.

Their recent concert debut at the University of Leeds opened the world's eyes to the potential of Indonesian serious music. Their presence created a strong demand to further introduce Indonesian seriosa art to the international stage. With diverse backgrounds and experiences, TRITALA brings a unique nuance to the world of international classical music, creating immersive experiences for their listeners, and elevating Indonesia's serious music culture to a global level.