A trio of big names in improvised music and adventurous jazz, both national and international, uniting the double-bass of Hernâni Faustino and the piano ofRodrigo Pinheiro with cello from the North-American Daniel Levin, described by Wire as “one of the most brilliant contemporary cello players”.

We can expect a language that responds, in real time, to the more lyrical inclinations of these three musicians, with the unpredictable and oblique lurches inherent in their own restlessness felt. Ultimately, a hypothesis of chamber music that unites jazz, classical and the unknown.