Since their debut in 2010, the Bruxelles-based musical project Razen have aspired to use the unique timbral characteristics of string and wind instruments, in an improvised and instinctive music that mixes ethnic, minimalist, dreamlike and even ghostly sounds derived from medieval mysticism. Originally a duo, in the last years Razen has grown into a larger and more adjustable ensemble with the addition of many other components and instruments. The band has built a solid reputation in Belgium and abroad, both for their recorded production and their  live shows. At B.Motion Razen will perform new material for harmonium and wind instruments, based on intonation intervals  and on the unique acoustics of the Bassano del Grappa space, in a trio with the two founders, Brecht Ameel and Kim Delcour, and Jean Philippe Poncin. The ensemble for each Razen date, in fact, is carefully studied, to create each time something that escapes an ego-referred performance and which instead goes to explore unknown environmentto the musicians. A method that may seem typical and tested, but which here meets a research that goes beyond the musical one and which translates into collaborations that arise from conversations on paintings, books, films and themes dear to the artists, and which only later transform into sound.