Trio MIT is a radiant fusion of diverse musical worlds, brought to life by Austrian pianist Christoph Cech, Syrian oud player Orwa Saleh, and the masterful violinist Andreas Schreiber. "MIT," an acronym for "Music in Touch," encapsulates their vision of music as a force that touches, unites, and engages in exchange.

Through their music they take the audience on an unforgettable journey. The musicians are not focused on persuasion but, in the tradition of storytelling, on transporting the listeners into the vast realms of imagination. For them, the term "cultural appropriation" has a positive connotation, as it represents the true root of musical creation for Trio MIT. Alongside traditional playing styles, Orwa Saleh draws on classic rock riffs, while Christoph Cech combines extended chord language with Maqams. The result is an unparalleled music that distances itself from trendy hotspots and is thus accessible to any audience.