Three works, three worlds – yet united by a shared pursuit: the search for that moment when music transcends itself. César Franck’s youthful Trio in F‑sharp minor bursts with creative energy, filled with melodies of immediate emotional force and a sense of freedom that opens the space wide. Edvard Grieg’s single movement for piano trio unfolds as a circle of light and motion: tentative, glowing, shimmering – a serious game that constantly reinvents itself. And the enigmatic A‑major Trio, long attributed to Brahms, speaks in a warm, expansive voice that feels familiar yet stems from an unknown hand. Together, these works form a panorama of chamber music: bold and youthful, poetic and searching, deeply rooted and full of open questions.