The concert, organized by violinist Elīna Bukša, promises to be a captivating experience as she collaborates with close friend Kristaps Bergs and fellow musician Aurēlija Šimkus. Bukša expressed that it feels perfectly natural to play alongside Bergs, given their strong friendship, while her connection with Šimkus as a duo has recently blossomed and is also meaningful to her. Together, they aim to explore an extensive repertoire that highlights their individual strengths as musicians.

Attendees must register to attend the live concert on February 23rd, by calling or emailing the venue, which is located at Doma laukums 8 in Riga. The musicians have gained significant recognition in Latvia, with Bukša and Šimkus being nominated for the Grand Music Award in the category of "Concert of the Year" for their performance scheduled on November 2, 2024, at the Black Heads House. The Grand Music Award event underscores the prestigious standing of these artists within the Latvian music scene.

As the concert approaches, anticipation builds not just for the performance itself but for the narrative that the program will convey through its carefully selected pieces. Bukša emphasizes the importance of creating programs that tell a story, reflecting the artistic vision and dedication of all three musicians involved. The concert thus not only serves as a platform for their musical talents but also aims to resonate emotionally with the audience, making it a significant event in the cultural calendar of Latvia.