It was formed in 2014 and since then it has dominated the scene of this genre due to its approach to the fusion of the classical and jazz. The arrangements they have made to classical pieces have turned them into a completely new form of jazz. Through the use of harmonics and rhythms, the result is a captivating and intriguing sound, which creates a different dimension of these classical compositions. The trio plays in jazz, its own version of well-known classic piece, such as: For Elisa and Beethoven's Pathetic Sonata; Bach’s Prelude in C major and 15 Hungarian Peasant Songs by Bartók, in which the trio incorporates different stylistic approaches and combines the original instrument with the elements of the syncopated genre.