The Eroica Trio
The Trio’s official Web site features press reviews, photos, concert schedules, news, music clips and trivia bits (which vineyard named a wine after them?).

Angel Records / Eroica
Get tour date info, send an e-greeting card, learn more about the Trio's repertoire and The Beethoven Triple Concerto at this site.

Interview with Erika Nickrenz
Pianist Erika Nickrenz talks about the roots of “eroica,” fashion choices and growing up in a musical family.

Interview with Sara Sant’Ambrogio
Cellist Sara Sant’Ambrogio discusses her acting stint in “really, really bad movies,” exposes the difference between piano trios and string quartets and reveals what side she’s on in the debate between Macs and PCs.

Kevin Kaska
Download MP3s of pieces penned by the composer of the Trio’s Triple Concerto. Kaska’s online home also includes photos, a bio and PDFs of his musical scores.

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
The orchestra that premiered Kevin Kaska’s Triple Concerto with the Trio in EROICA!, the movie. Listen to audio samples and check out the Symphony 101 section, complete with a classical concert-going FAQ which answers questions such as “When should I clap?”

The Juilliard School
All three members of the Trio attended the famed music institution from its pre-college division through its Master’s program. Watch and hear selections from student performances and read about the school’s history.

Greenwich House Music School
Located in New York City’s Greenwich Village, this school has the distinction of being the birthplace for the Eroica Trio—Erika Nickrenz began playing sonatas here with violinist Adela Peña at the age of nine.

NPR’s Performance Today
In 1997, the Eroica Trio’s first album received the NPR Performance Today’s Debut Recording of the Year award. This weekly radio show features live concerts of solo, chamber and symphonic works. Browse feature articles, interviews and performances online, or find out where to tune in on your radio.

Chamber Music America
Aiming to promote chamber music as a vital part of American life, this organization also defines the form as “music for small ensembles, whose members generally perform one to a part without a conductor.” Learn more about chamber music and participate in the site’s discussion forums.

andante
This classical music portal is truly packed with “everything classical”: current events, concert listings, album reviews, interviews, CDs from the site’s own label and a web directory with thousands of online sources on the subject.

BBC Classical TV: Eroica
The companion site for a BBC film about the famous Eroica symphony contains a profile on Beethoven, historical context to his work—and relationship to Napoleon—plus info on the 1804 music scene.