The trio uses a flexible vocabulary and swap roles as each tune develops. Sometimes, they even complete each other’s sentences together. The piano and cymbal will play time in tandem. The bass will then add a resonance to the left-hand piano figure. The arrangements are varied and often change in pace and density. This is especially true when only three people are involved. They all come together to form a coherent whole. Sometimes, the emphasis can shift from one moment to another, with surprising results. Each instrument is imbued in a sonorous depth and a high level of sensitivity. From http://www.bbc.co.uk
