Three fascinating sound-jugglers, who extract unknown sounds from their instruments and tackle the boundaries of Jazz. Emile Parisien, French soprano saxophonist, lives every moment of the music and turns it into a dance. His creativity and variety appears to be immeasurable, the tones just seem to bubble out from him. Furious, virtuoso, grandiose. The same can be said for Vincent Peirani. When he plays accordion, it sometimes sounds like an organ, then like a brass instrument or like a human voice. And then we have the Bern vocal-chord virtuoso Andreas Schaerer – swift, sensitive and unpredictable. With his unlimited spectrum of expression, he is capable of driving his musical partners to new musical heights.