About Sixth Station Trio

Sixth Station Trio is a professional violin, cello, and piano trio based in San Francisco, CA.

They play an expansive variety of music ranging from Western classical music, film scores, video game music, and even pop. Sixth Station Trio debuted at San Francisco's historic Grace Cathedral in May of 2023 to a sold-out concert, featuring music from the films of Studio Ghibli. They've gone on to perform monthly themed concerts featuring titles of Genshin Impact, Stardew Valley, Nintendo, Final Fantasy, Studio Ghibli, Pokemon, and more. Sixth Station Trio has also recently gained a large following online for their viral covers of video game music, film music, pop, jpop, and anime music.

Since their debut, Sixth Station Trio has performed several more widely attended performances at Grace Cathedral, Old First Concerts, Asian Art Museum's Samsung Hall, Game Developers Conference, FanimeCon, Super MagFest Convention, San Jose’s MagWest convention, SF Botanical Garden's Flower Piano Festival Lounge Series, 405 Shrader, and SF Japantown's annual NorCal Cherry Blossom Festival. 

In 2025, they toured to perform a sold-out performance at Cathedral of St. John the Divine in NYC, and as featured musicians at the University of Idaho's AsiaPop! Festival.

Sixth Station Trio been featured in the San Francisco Chronicle's Datebook, SF Gate, TimeOut Magazine NYC, The Richmond Review/Sunset Beacon, San Francisco Travel, and KTVU Channel 2 News.

Along with their performances, Sixth Station Trio have given back to their community through outreach and mentorship. This includes presenting at San Francisco public schools, and teaching music courses to students of the San Francisco Ballet School.

Although they are newly formed, the members of Sixth Station Trio have been playing chamber music together since their high school years at Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts, and through their time pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. 

Sixth Station Trio strives to keep classical music relevant to the general public, as well as to bring accessible classical music to all. Members of the trio have worked with companies including San Francisco Ballet, San Francisco Opera, and the San Francisco Symphony Mentors in Music Program.

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