18 MODERN TIMES This album marks an essential stage in the career of this young ensemble, which has not yet reached its first decade and still has a long way to go. And while they intend to pursue this shared adventure, the members are not above experimenting with chamber music and orchestral music on their own, insisting that the discipline of the trio is not quite comparable to that of the string quartet, and that it is essential to take into account the instrumental particularities of each member. ‘Developing projects on our own or with other partners helps us to move forward, and is a rewarding experience for the three of us working together, which remains our priority. The important thing is always to share the same artistic goal.’ Kojiro's words reflect the open-mindedness and solid complicity from which they draw their strength.
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