On their latest Ars Produktion release, the Fratres Trio impressively demonstrates that the saxophone, long established in jazz practice, now occupies a similar firm position in relation to the classical domain; both genres - presumed opposites - having more in common than one might think. Couleurs d'un R�ve collects seven works, three in arranged format, that offer further proof of the saxophone's firm placement in the classical realm and the trio's award-winning qualities. The combination of saxophone, violin and piano gives rise to a new kind of trio: virtuoso, gripping and explosive.