East and West meet on guitarist Csaba Czirják's latest album, Sun and Moon, which he recorded with his new quintet. While in the pentatonic melodies we can discover Hungarian folk music and Bartók heritage, the harmonies are typically western and typical of jazz. more
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Last event date: Thursday, April 13 2023 8:00PM
According to Csaba Czirják's own confession, this time he did not want to make a virtuoso jazz recording, but a material whose melodies grab the listener's attention. The recording has in some places a meditative atmosphere, elsewhere it tends to fuse jazz and rock, and its title also indicates the direction of the music, insofar as it targets the universal, beyond the earthly, material qualities. On the third album of the formation, which follows Markoláb (2017) and Emma, released in 2019, all this is further advanced by unusual instruments: the zither, which Csaba turns into a jazz instrument this time. Sun and Moon stands in the centre of this concert, but the band will also play songs from their other two albums.
Having completed his studies at the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music, guitarist Csaba Czirják went on to the Berklee College of Music in Boston. Following his return to Hungary he soon became well-known for his versatility in different genres and lineups. He is especially inspired by Hungarian, Bulgarian and Romanian folk music, and his playing can be characterized both by proficiency and intimacy.
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Mihály Borbély, who is equally at home in the fields of folk and world music, jazz and contemporary music, and who is extremely popular both in Hungary and abroad, is one of the leading figures of Hungarian jazz as a performer and composer.
Program: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: String Quartet in C major „Dissonanzen”, K. 465 Igor Stravinsky: Three Pieces for String Quartet Béla Bartók: String Quartet No. 1
Returning with a line-up that changes from time to time, the collective will soon be releasing a new album, from which they will now give the audience a musical taste.
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