In this performance, which marks the end of the season, we will explore the profound charm of this formation through Brahms's piano trios. In the "A major (posthumous work)," a natural song with a sense of expansive youthfulness breathes, and the three instruments gently intertwine to depict a serene world. The following "No. 3 in C minor" possesses a powerful driving force and tension, making one feel the condensed energy within Brahms's chamber music. And then, the masterpiece "No. 2 in C major," which the composer himself proudly claimed, "there is no piece more beautiful than this." A key highlight is how the violin, cello, and piano interact as equals, creating a space of diverse shades and rich density.