Schmidt Trio

It was a dream come true to make our Carnegie Hall Debut as the Schmidt Trio. Thank you to all who have supported us on this journey, especially our dear coach, @gioraschmidt || 4•23•2023 PC: Fred Fei

Pieces New York’s Never Heard Us Play Here are some happy moments snapped by @melchang10 after our first public recital in two years. Returning to the stage after this time away was incredibly meaningful for us, but what made the evening truly special was sharing it with all of you. Your presence, and warm support are the reason we’re able to keep doing what we love.♥️ We hope to continue growing our audience and to share incredible music. 1.31.2026

Last week marked three years of the Schmidt Trio! This photo was taken at our very first competition together. We didn’t know where it would lead, but we knew we were committed to the music, the process, and to each other. Thank you for the support you’ve shown us over the years. We’re excited to keep growing and to see where the next chapter takes us. 🤍 2.5.2026

**~ New Announcement ~** Firstly, thank you so much to everyone who joined us for our recital yesterday! We are incredibly grateful for your support and for sharing that moment with us. As announced during the event, we are officially opening submissions for CALL FOR SCORES 2026. This edition of Cultural Canvas invites composers to explore the theme of culture through new original works. The selected winner will have their piece premiered in our December recital during the fall term. You can find detailed guidelines and submission information via the link in our profile and on our website. Important dates 📅 Applications Open: February 1 Submission Deadline: May 31st Results Announced: June 14th We’re so excited to see these new compositions come to life!

Last chance to get tickets for our concert tomorrow! #schmidttrio

Be there or be square. #schmidttrio

Join the Schmidt Trio for ~Pieces New York’s Never Heard Us Play~ on January 31st at the Balance Arts Center! We will be featuring works by Miu Sato, Katie Forbes, Malka Bobrove along with Beethoven’s Piano Trio No.1🎶 Admission is pay-as-you-wish. Contributions directly support the Trio’s artistic work and growth, from rehearsals, recordings, venue and production expenses, to photography, media documentation, and the commissioning of new repertoire. Tickets are available via the Eventbrite link in our bio✨

Introducing our newest Cultural Canvas Collaboration-“BABY BLUE”🩵 @monkibea Bea Carr (they/she) is a transgender, Brooklyn-based composer currently pursuing their master’s degree in composition at NYU Steinhardt, and received their Bachelor’s in Music Composition at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas. Through their music, Bea seeks to break music down to its essential parts to capture the inherent sense of fun and play that often becomes obscured in adulthood. By reconciling between process and organicism, Bea aims to discover beauty within patterns, and order within chaos. Through permeative writing, Bea cloaks the listener in fun, rhythmically active textures that unlock harmony through a pointillistic composite. Bea encourages composers, performers, and audiences alike to engage with the community-based process of creating art, through unlocking and liberating one’s inner child. Bea has collaborated with many esteemed musicians and ensembles, including the Brazilian National Symphony Orchestra, the Mivos Quartet, Dither, the Rhythm Method, Density512, the Rocky Mountain Chamber Choir, and many more. Additionally, Bea has interned as a composer’s assistant to Brooklyn-based film composer Christopher North, as well as interning in the archival department at Roulette, an experimental music venue in the heart of Brooklyn.

Happy New Year from the Schmidt Trio! 🥂 As a new year begins, we want to say thank you for all the support and opportunities we received last year. We’re excited about what’s coming in 2026 and are so grateful to have such a wonderful community listening and supporting our music. #2026

That wraps up our 2025 season🤍 #signingoff#2025

Welcome to the Schmidt Trio Holiday Gift Guide, Musician Edition! Here you’ll find the perfect gifting ideas for the musician in your life. Happy holidays! 🎁

We’re honored to perform at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, representing NYU Steinhardt’s Department of Music and Performing Arts Professions at the White House Historical Association’s 150th Annual Gala- an independent, nonpartisan event celebrating American history and the arts. Our performance reflects our commitment to music and cultural preservation, independent of any political affiliation.