In a world filled with both beauty and sorrow, Trio Sfera opens a gateway to a sphere of sensuality – full of light, hope and inner movement.

With the debut album, Verschwiegene Lieder’ (Silent Songs), Trio Sfera embarks on a journey into undefined realms. Rooted in classical music, they playfully transcend stylistic boundaries – always guided by the curiosity to explore how new aesthetic landscapes can emerge from form and sound.

Kurt Weill’s Youkali’ transforms into a dreamily flowing tango habanera. Richard Strauss’s ‘Morgen’ (Morning) sounds like a delicate ballad.

Franz Schubert’s ‘Hungarian Melody,’ originally composed for solo piano in 1824, now meanders lightly with clarinet and cello. Joy and melancholy alternate – a floating dance of two souls in perfect harmony.

In Tu Madre’ and Cancin y Danza,’ the trio delves into Sephardic and Spanish musical traditions. The new interpretations reflect a longing for