When three distinguished performers pooled their musical resources in 1962 to create the PHILHARMONIA TRIO, the result was one of the most exciting ensembles appearing before the public. Bringing to the trio their combined talents and broad performing experience, these artists produced an ensemble distinguished by it's exceptional homogeneity of sound and musical communication.

 

The trios' cellist, Alan Shulman, was a charter member of the NBC Symphony under Arturo Toscanini and was a member of the Kreiner String Quartet and co-founder of the Stuyvesant StringQuartet. Shulman played with the Philharmonia Trio fron 1962 to 1969 when cellist Aldo Parisot joined the group.