There's so much you can do with an accordion a tuba and a cello. No
doubt about it. The three instruments have a lot in common: they are
well equipped with a big sound, an imaginary character, a large
register and a photogenic outfit.


About Tuur Florizoone
(Tricycle, Musicazur, Quentin Dujardin) and Michel Massot (Trio Grande,
Rêve d'éléphant Orchestra), players of these mysterious instruments, we
can definitely say the following: they are two adventurous musicians,
excellent improvisers and performers and, last but not least, artists
in composing.



Their collaboration with well-known cellist Marine Horbaczewski allows
them to improvise and exploit rich pallet ambiances, passing through
the most strange, unexpected, happy and above all emotional sounds of
their instruments.



Michel Massot is a slightly eccentric musician, who showed the world in
his 25 years of musical existence how a tuba needs to be "tamed". Like
no other he can get the wittiest sounds, firm bass riffs and beautiful
melodies out of his instrument.



In the repertoire of this trio you can discover own compositions and
improvisations balancing between contemporary classical music and jazz.
The endless imagination of this trio will remind the listener of
elephants and mice, princes and their princesses or maybe even of
bored, overworked clerks...



Tuur has recently composed the soundtrack for the Belgium film
'Aanrijding in Moscou' by Christophe Van Rompaey, using the sound of
this trio.



Apart from playing together on the album issued of this soundtrack,
trio brought out their first and long expected album in February 2008
on the Belgian Homerecords.be label.