Korimako Trio Chamber Music Performance

Everything You Need to Know

Perfect for adults and seniors who appreciate thoughtful classical music, the Korimako Trio delivers an evening of refined ensemble playing. 🎻 The group unites three internationally recognised musicians whose combined experience brings depth and clarity to both familiar works and newer pieces.

Helene Pohl on violin, Michael Endres on piano and Rolf Gjelsten on cello share a long-standing collaborative spark. Their performances balance structural insight with genuine emotional expression, creating an engaging experience for listeners who value intelligent interpretation over spectacle. The trio’s name reflects the clear, pure song of the korimako bellbird, signalling their commitment to beauty and precision in sound.

• Three highly experienced musicians with international careers
• Strong focus on both classic repertoire and contemporary works
• Emphasis on clear communication and musical intelligence
• Collaborative approach developed over many years of joint performances
• Atmosphere suited to attentive listening and quiet appreciation
• Welcoming setting for those who enjoy live chamber music

Listeners can expect a balanced programme that rewards close attention while remaining accessible to regular concert-goers.

Venue Details

The performance takes place at the Turner Centre in Kerikeri, Northland. The venue offers wheelchair access, accessible parking, and accessible toilets, making attendance straightforward for a wide range of visitors. On-site parking is available, and the facilities include standard toilets and a dedicated wheelchair viewing area. The centre’s layout supports comfortable arrival and movement for seniors and adults attending an afternoon concert. Its location in the Kerikeri area provides a convenient community setting for local residents seeking quality live music without extensive travel.