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Ektar Instrumental Quintet feat. Ávéd János

Ektar Instrumental Quintet feat. Ávéd János

The group, founded in 2002, developed a special sound for its composed and improvised chamber music by combining instruments, rather uncommon in jazz, like the Bulgarian gadulka, or Dániel Váczi's own brainchild, the glissotar, with the more traditional setting of guitar, saxophone, double bass and drums.  more

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Last event date: Saturday, September 07 2024 8:00PM

The name Ektar comes from the Indian word 'ek-tar' which means one string. Indeed, the five musicians play and improvise in such harmony as if they were all playing on a single instrument.

 Featuring:

    Dániel Váczi - sopranino, alto saxophone, glissotar
    Zsolt Csókás - guitar
    Szabolcs Szőke - gadulka
    Róbert Benkő - double bass
    Zsolt Sárvári Kovács - drums
    Guest:
    János Ávéd - soprano and tenor saxophone, flute

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They recorded this album 1979 in Japan at an open-air festival, and they are on fire all the way through, displaying huge dynamism and vast perspectives, all five of them breathing as one. They only played originals until the encore, showing compositional bravado, exciting harmonic changes, and intriguing dialogues.

The series A Genius Is Born is a tribute to the male choir works by the three greatest Hungarian masters of music, so it is no coincidence that the concerts are taking place on the composers' birthdays. A special feature of the concert programme is that StEFREM's personal selection of works by the classical composers is complemented by outstanding and interesting pieces by their "heirs", the Hungarian composers of the 20th and 21st centuries.

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