So here it is: the music of three men who contribute their life experiences, their stories and their history. Three men who interweave their tales, creating ever-new ones. Not those from 1001-Nights, no – the listener yearning for exoticism will be disappointed. This is the place to state one of the most ghastly yet appropriate truisms: Just call it music! As supple and universally applicable as this demand (very popular among musicians!) may be: Forget about ethno- or world-, the music we can witness here is jazz! The sound of this trio maybe far removed from the traditional piano trio, but its cultured playing, that celebrates the individual just as much as the collective, comes right out of that tradition. Musicians are aware of this example of an existing social utopia, even more so in these times of disquiet. Kühn: “We demonstrate that people from different cultures who hold different beliefs are approaching each other. As usual, it is the artists, who set an example. Dissonance does not exist. If it does, then as an intentional, positive one.”

„A fascinating blend of cultures… this is music that weaves its own particular kind of spell.“

(JAZZWISE)