Some music is meant to be danced to, it gives you pins and needles in the legs and knocks you out of your chair. Hradcany's music does much more: it’s not only music to dance to, but music that dances! Rhythm that splits for a few seconds, an, ornament that blossoms into an ending phrase and suddenly we hear an entrechat, a leap, a spin…. From the Northern Carpathian mountains to Turkey, music from a mass of different cultures grazes, influences, turns around each other... It's from these various sources that Serge Adam, David Venitucci and Philippe Botta are nourished. For fifteen years now, they make up their own traditions, compose in reference to one or the other, travel, marveling in the crescent that extends from Eastern Europe to the Ottoman lands. Thus, their music is infinitely diverse.
The color is at times more oriental when Philippe Botta abandons his saxophones to take the ney, when the intervals are a little less temperate, or when the trio invites the daf of Francois Verly.