Concert Hall in Istanbul, the Seoul Arts Centre, as well as at festivals in Melbourne, Hong Kong, Ljubljana, Ohrid, Copenhagen, Brussels, and Paris among others. In 2015, the Brahms Trio was invited by ICA Classics to participate in the presentation of the memorial CD edition ’A Tribute to Rudolf Barshai’ in London. The ensemble has collaborated with renowned artists such as Charles Neidich, Pavle Dešpalj, Andrei Gridchuk, Galina Pisarenko, Hibla Gerzmava, Yana Ivanilova, and Carmen Balthrop among others. Since the beginning of its career, the Brahms Trio has participated in and initiated major musical events in Russia. From 1998 to 2006, concerts and master classes were held in more than one hundred cities of Ural, Russia's northern regions, and Siberia as a part of the Brahms Trio's 'Russian Chamber Music Assemblies'. In 1994, the annual Festival was established in Moscow by the Brahms Trio. The History of the Russian Piano Trio In recent years, Russian chamber music has been at the heart of the artistic activities of the Brahms Trio. The ensemble's repertoire includes all the famous Russian piano trios and many previously unknown works by Russian composers of the Silver Age and Art Nouveau, including the piano trios of Vladimir Dyck, Sergei Yuferov, Konstantin Sternberg, Nikolai Lopatnikoff and others, that were premiered by the Brahms Trio. The first anthology of the Russian piano trio, recorded by the Brahms Trio, a series of 15 CDs, titled ’History of the Russian Piano Trio’, will be released by NAXOS from November 2020 onwards. Moscow Conservatory Graduates of the Moscow Conservatory, the members of the Brahms Trio are extending the traditions of the Russian school of performing arts and music education established by Anton Rubinstein in the 19th century. Natalia Rubinstein has been a Professor of chamber music at the Moscow Conservatory since 2003, and Kirill Rodin has held a position as a Professor of cello since 1990. Their students regularly become laureates of Russian and international competitions, and many of them are actively performing and teaching at universities and conservatories all over the world. On the initiative of the Brahms Trio, an annual series of chamber music concerts with young performers is being held at the Moscow Conservatory and the State Institute for Art Studies in Moscow. In 2018, a similar concert series of Russian chamber music, performed by young ensembles of the Moscow Conservatory, has been established by the Brahms Trio