János Vázsonyi's trio wonders on the boundaries of classical, jazz and folk music, exploring analogies between genres. Their concerts are thus a journey through music history, from ancient Greek music to contemporary music, where the specific musical styles frame the spontaneous improvisations as a theme. János Nagy needs little introduction to Hungarian jazz fans, but few know that he also has a close connection with church music; their saxophone-organ duo album with János Vázsonyi was recorded in a Budapest church. Flóra Joubert is an excellent partner in this lineup, as her sophisticated playing organically blends into the improvisations, which can almost be described as chamber music. Their guest on this evening will be Moroccan-born singer-musician Saïd Tichiti, expanding the trio's musical world with the trance-like repetitive style of the gnawa (Berber) tradition, accompanied by exotic instruments such as the guembri (three-stringed Arabic bass instrument) or the oud (Arabic lute).