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The dreamer, the man of moods and the restless man. Three special musical figures from European jazz meet on the Opus stage to combine a unique world to give the listener a kaleidoscopic experience. Dutch singer Sanne Rambags has created a unique style of improvisational singing that differs from the usual scat technique in jazz: with her voice and lyrics, she opens gates of dimensions, working where dream and waking meet. In the hands of the French cellist Vincent Courtois, the bow becomes a brush: he paints intricate and twisting stories with his instrument, his melodies showing topos that, although familiar, act with the power of novelty every time - as the best filmmakers do. Swiss drummer and media artist Julian Sartorius literally sees his instrument as a toy, a means by which he makes exciting discoveries about the world, in this case the world of sounds, for himself - and of course for the audience. Opus audiences enjoy a real privilege, as the trio's joint project, entitled TWIGS, is so recent that it has only been heard a few times in Europe so far, and will be recorded at BMC's studio during the concert days.