Thursday 25 September, 21:00

Tanaka / Morgan / Strønen

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Ayumi Tanaka (piano), Thomas Morgan (double bass) and Thomas Strønen (drums) form a trio of distinct voices united by sensitivity and an intuitive musical rapport. They compose in the moment, weaving music that is at once lyrical and abstract—serene yet charged with tension. Their collaborative language is built on attentive listening and shared instinct, producing subtle, intimate performances in which every note and pause counts. For their debut on ECM the trio offers delicate, exploratory dialogue that unfurls gently.

Rue des Alpes 10,
1201 Genève
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