Tickets
Place & Time
Saturday 15.11.2025
07.30 p.m.
RanggenPfarrkirche, Unterdorf 37, 6179 Ranggen, Austria
Johanna Gossner clarinet
Isabel Goller harp
Marilies Guschlbauer cello
Re:colored
Johannes Brahms – Brahms unlimited (arr./ Bearb. J. Gossner)
Gilad Cohen – Trio for a Spry Clarinet, Weeping Cello, and Ruminating Harp (2010)
Dmitri Schostakowitsch – Pieces (arr./ Bearb. J. Gossner)
Daniel Schnyder – EAST
Justin Hurwitz – La La Land Medley (arr./ Bearb. J. Gossner)
Fabio Devigili – Re:colored (2025)
Eric Whitacre – Goodnight Moon (arr./ Bearb. J. Gossner)
Ludwig van Beethoven – Ludwig in Havana (arr./ Bearb. J. Gossner)
Edvard Grieg – Hall of the Mountain King (arr./ Bearb. J. Gossner)
Gilad Cohen – Trio for a Spry Clarinet, Weeping Cello, and Ruminating Harp (2010)
Dmitri Schostakowitsch – Pieces (arr./ Bearb. J. Gossner)
Daniel Schnyder – EAST
Justin Hurwitz – La La Land Medley (arr./ Bearb. J. Gossner)
Fabio Devigili – Re:colored (2025)
Eric Whitacre – Goodnight Moon (arr./ Bearb. J. Gossner)
Ludwig van Beethoven – Ludwig in Havana (arr./ Bearb. J. Gossner)
Edvard Grieg – Hall of the Mountain King (arr./ Bearb. J. Gossner)
The chamber music ensemble Trianima consists of three musicians, Isabel Goller (harp), Johanna Gossner (clarinet) and Marilies Guschlbauer (cello), who met in Vienna.
With their unusual combination of clarinet, harp and cello, the musicians aim to bring new and exciting literature to the chamber music stage. Johanna Gossner, the ensemble’s clarinettist, contributes significantly to Trianima’s uniqueness with her own arrangements. She manages to adapt works for this special combination of instruments, giving the ensemble a distinctive repertoire.
The name ‘Trianima’ reflects the essence of the ensemble. It is derived from the musical term ‘con anima’, which means ‘with soul’, and is combined with ‘tri’ for the three musicians. This name symbolises the passionate and soulful music-making of the three artists, who want to deeply touch their listeners with their music.
With their unusual combination of clarinet, harp and cello, the musicians aim to bring new and exciting literature to the chamber music stage. Johanna Gossner, the ensemble’s clarinettist, contributes significantly to Trianima’s uniqueness with her own arrangements. She manages to adapt works for this special combination of instruments, giving the ensemble a distinctive repertoire.
The name ‘Trianima’ reflects the essence of the ensemble. It is derived from the musical term ‘con anima’, which means ‘with soul’, and is combined with ‘tri’ for the three musicians. This name symbolises the passionate and soulful music-making of the three artists, who want to deeply touch their listeners with their music.