Combining the alpha and the omega of Richard Strauss's music, Trio Arnold,Nathanael Gouin and their partners from the budding French chamber music scene invite us on a journey as astonishing as it is sublime to the end of German Romanticism, from the radiant energy of the Piano and String Quartet to the twilight elegance of Metamorphosen.

Finneas Baird O'Connell, Billie Eilish: No Time to Die; Arlen: Over the Rainbow; Chaplin, C: Smile from 'Modern Times'; Einaudi: I Giorni; Glass, P: The Poet Acts; Lennon & McCartney: Yesterday; Mancini, H: Moon River; Weill, K: Lost in the Stars (from Lost in the Stars); Weiss, G D: Wonderful World.

According to pianist Nathanaël Gouin, there is in caprice a form of liberty devoid of heaviness. The fact that so many composers have taken an interest in this genre indicates a genuine liking for this liberty. Each one of them makes a mark on its identity in a profoundly different way, from Bach to Ohana. Using this idea, he was able to compose a programme of German, Russian and French music, whilst choosing works which embrace the spirit of the caprice and, more importantly, resembling him.