In addition to Hungarian folk songs, the band's repertoire also includes arrangements of Hungarian Gypsy, Bulgarian, Greek and Sephardic songs. While preserving the acoustic sound and the naturalness of the traditional performance style, they safely paddle through the diverse musical styles and the babel-like diversity of traditional melodies.
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Last event date: Friday, September 29 2023 8:00PM
Szilvia Bognár Sextet, guest: Afrodité Elizavet Radisz (HU)
Featuring:
Szilvia Bognár - vocals
Péter Bede - saxophone, clarinet
Zsolt Csókás - guitar
Zoltán Kovács - double bass
Péter Szalai - kalimba, percussion
Csaba Gyulai - gadulka, percussion
Guest:
Afrodité Elizavet Radisz - vocals
In the musicality of the Szilvia Bognár Sextet, three musical worlds meet and intertwine. The outstanding performers of the Hungarian jazz and world music scene, also highlighting their individual styles, combine folk songs of different nationalities with the characteristic motifs and moods of jazz and Indian classical music into a harmonious whole. In addition to Hungarian folk songs, the band's repertoire also includes arrangements of Hungarian Gypsy, Bulgarian, Greek and Sephardic songs. While preserving the acoustic sound and the naturalness of the traditional performance style, they safely paddle through the diverse musical styles and the babel-like diversity of traditional melodies. In this concert, Elizavet Radisz Afrodité, a student of Szilvia Bognár, joins the group for a couple of songs.
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Közreműködik: Lukács Miklós - cimbalom
After four concerts in 2023, János Mátyás Stark, Gergely Devich, and Fülöp Ránki are announcing a new series at the BMC, now under the name of Trio Haris. Their second concert will be dedicated to Shostakovich and Takemitsu, also featuring a piece by Schubert.
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