Concert, music, Jazz / Blues

Featuring:
Mátyás Premecz - Hammond Organ
Márk Badics Márk - drums
Tamás Zádor - guitar

József Balázs is one of the most talented keyboard players of the middle generation in Hungary, who who is equally at home in the world of ethno-jazz and the mainstream of the genre.

The members of Trio Squelini, specialising in ethno-jazz and contemporary chamber music with a unique instrumental lineup, have been playing together in various bands and recordings for years.

Featuring:
Rémi Psaume - saxophones
Raphaël Szöllösy - baritone electric guitar
Selma Doyen - drums

Stimulated by the desire to explore written music in greater depth and take some weight off improvisation, trumpeter Luís Vicente called on Gonçalo Almeida and Pedro Melo Alves to join him, bringing together three of the most exciting musicians in contemporary Portuguese jazz.

“There is a devil at work in every bar, in every part, the sound is fizzling”, writes the critic of Magyar Narancs, who later describes a “charming boogaloo jazz”, and then declares that “the exuberant vigueur and the joy of making music shines through every note”.

Featuring:
Anna Anderluh - vocals, autoharp, electronics
Judith Schwarz - drums, percussion
Philipp Kienberger - bass

With a heartbreaking sisterhood, Risser on piano and Diabaté on vocals carry their legacies. As if European and American music met the griots tradition and generations of Malian music to travel together to new continents. It is imaginary and real. It is meditative and will make you dance.

Featuring:
Oszkár Zádor - piano
Zoltán Kováts - double bass

Featuring:
Ernő Hock - double bass
Jenő Lisztes - cimbalom
Gábor Weisz - saxophone

Featuring:
Áron Tálas - keyboard instruments
Ádám Klausz - drums

Featuring:
Krisztián Ördög - wind instruments
Viktor Paczári - bass guitar, effects
Dániel Serei - drums, percussion