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SUMMARY:Aida Piano Trio
LOCATION:London St Mary's Church Barnes
DESCRIPTION:- Esther Zaglia\, violinClélia Le Bret\, celloSofía Medina\,
  pianoProgrammeBeethoven - Piano Trio in E flat\, Op.70 No.2Brahms - Piano
  Trio No.1 in B\, Op.8Aida Piano Trio is an international award-winning ch
 amber ensemble bringing together violinist Esther Zaglia (Italy)\, cellist
  Clélia Le Bret (France)\, and pianist Sofía Medina (Spain).Recognised f
 or the clarity of their interpretations\, stylistic sensitivity\, and stro
 ng ensemble cohesion\, the trio is steadily establishing its presence on t
 he European chamber music scene. In 2025\, the ensemble was awarded First 
 Prize at the International Chamber Music Competition “Arnuero” in Sant
 ander\, Spain.The same year\, they were invited to the prestigious IMS Pru
 ssia Cove masterclasses\, where they worked closely with composer and pian
 ist Thomas Adès.French cellist Clélia Le Bret has established herself as
  a dynamic young artist with a growing presence on the European chamber an
 d orchestral scene. She began her musical training in France at the CRR de
  Rueil-Malmaison before continuing at the CRR de Paris with Hélène Dautr
 y. She later moved to London to study at the Royal College of Music with P
 rofessor Alexander Chaushian\, graduating with First-Class Honours in both
  her Bachelor’s (2023) and Master’s (2025) degrees as a Charles Ravel 
 Scholar. Highlights include performances at Wigmore Hall as part of the RC
 M String Showcase (2023 and 2025). Last Autumn\, she notably played Tchaik
 ovsky’s sextet alongside LSO concertmaster\, Benjamin Marquise Gilmore. 
 Clélia also enjoys a varied orchestral career. In 2025\, she was selected
  to be a fellow of the Sinfonia Smith Square Orchestra. Across the years\,
  Clélia has performed in prestigious venues such as the Philharmonie de P
 aris\, the Royal Festival Hall in London\, and the Musiikkitalo in Helsink
 i.Esther Zaglia began studying the violin at the age of six and trained at
  the “Giuseppe Verdi” Conservatory in Turin\, graduating with top mark
 s and honours. She later moved to London to study at the Royal College of 
 Music with Radu Blidar\, completing her Bachelor of Music and Master of Pe
 rformance with highest honours. Her studies were supported by scholarships
  at the Royal College of Music as well as by the De Sono Associazione per 
 la Musica scholarship. Based in London\, she collaborates with orchestras 
 including the London Mozart Players and has won a trial with the City of B
 irmingham Symphony Orchestra. She has been selected for the Philharmonia O
 rchestra Instrumental Fellowship Programme (2026)\, the Chamber Orchestra 
 of Europe Orchestral Scheme\, and the Orpheus Foundation Programme (2025
 –2026). She has received several competition awards and has performed in
  venues including Wigmore Hall and Royal Albert Hall.Spanish pianist Sofí
 a Medina is an international prize-winning performer recognised for her ve
 rsatility as a soloist\, chamber musician and historical-performance speci
 alist. She graduated with distinction from the Royal College of Music in L
 ondon\, where she completed her Bachelor’s\, Master’s and Artist Diplo
 ma\, and was later awarded the Mills Williams Junior Fellowship under the 
 mentorship of Dina Parakhina. She has received first prizes at internation
 al competitions including the Kendal Taylor Beethoven Competition in Londo
 n and the Danubia Talents Competition in Budapest. Medina performs regular
 ly across Europe and is also dedicated to historical performance\, studyin
 g harpsichord with Robert Woolley and fortepiano with Geoffrey Govier.\n\n
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