One piano and six hands

If you thought the piano was a solo instrument, think again.

Vancouver-based trio d'Arbutus are made up of Patty Lin Pei-hsuan, 23, Joyce Chan Man-yee, 22, and Cindy Tsai Wen-ching, 17, who together play one-piano-six-hands.

'You've got more fingers, more variations, and stronger and more powerful chords,' said Tsai, explaining the difference between piano solos and a trio.

And for the audience, it's a lot more fun.

'For any musician, there's music, love and expression,' said the team.

'Times that by three and you have a powerful display of three times the enjoyment, three times the lovely tunes, and three times the fun.'