Recent Praise of the Weilerstein Trio's all-Dvorak recording:

"The Weilersteins give a breathtakingly beautiful reading of the “Dumky” Trio, capturing its deep sorrows without ever becoming maudlin, yet eliciting the full excitement of its many contrasting passages. This is a work I had given up on; too many recordings had crossed my desk over the years, so many of them unsatisfactory. It is a special delight to welcome this unusual piece (one of Dvorák’s few instrumental ones not written in classical forms) in the performance I plan to live with. . .The listener feels that the Weilersteins understand Dvorák perfectly, placing expressiveness ahead of mere virtuosity. "

            -Fanfare Magazine

Tom Manoff's review on NPR's All Things Considered

Other Highlights
"Passion was the hallmark of the Weilersteins' playing." The trio "electrified the audience."

            – The Boston Globe

“The three played with intimate knowledge and consummate expression, almost as if the complex, heart-rending work had been written for them.”
            – Los Angeles Times
 
“The Trio gave the piece a luminous vibrancy touched by whimsy.”
            –The Washington Post
 
“They swept the listeners along on waves of energy and excitement.”
            – The Cleveland Plain Dealer
 
“…a thrilling performance.  The Weilersteins also caressed the dark Brahmsian romance and ecstasy of the trio”
            – The Washington Post

“Individually and collectively,this is a threesome of tremendous musicians,each putting intellect,virtuosity and rich,gorgeous tone to the service of music they plainly felt passionate about.”
            – The Tucson Citizen:

“They played with such obvious carefree enjoyment.”
            – The Buffalo Evening News
 
 “…played with the right touch of sentimentality, eloquently and tastefully conveyed.”
            – The Columbus Dispatch

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