Emmeluth's Amoeba (NO)
Emmeluth’s Amoeba is about curiosity, playfulness and joy. It’s about creating a space where coming together and sharing a moment is central. more
Emmeluth’s Amoeba is about curiosity, playfulness and joy. It’s about creating a space where coming together and sharing a moment is central. more
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Last event date: Saturday, April 05 2025 8:00PM
Emmeluth's Amoeba is a strong Danish/Norwegian quartet consisting of four exciting musicians from the Scandinavian scene. The music feels like an amoeba with its own consciousness: it moves and breathes, changes shape and colour on its own desire. Experiments with form and flexibility towards composition and improvisation, quick reflexes and change of direction – it all boils down into a riveting music. Explosions of energy, playfulness and joy – it all makes it hard to stay untouched by the music of Amoeba. The group has toured extensively for the past 4 years, including live concerts at Saalfelden Jazz Festival, Artacts and Oslo Jazz to name a few.
Featuring:
Signe Emmeluth - alto saxophone
Karl Bjorå - guitar
Ole Mofjell - drums
Christian Balvig - piano
Table reservations are automatically added during ticket purchase.
Please note that if you purchase an odd number of seats, you might have to share the table with others, especially if the concert is sold out.
For the best dining experience please arrive around 7pm.
We hold reservations until 8pm.
For more information, please call +36 1 216 7894
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The LFZE Béla Bartók Conservatory's orchestra is made up of more than 20 young musicians who play music based on free improvisation process models. The ensemble is led by Péter Ajtai and Máté Pozsár, and includes jazz and classical musicians as well. Their work carries on the tradition of Hungarian free music, rooted in collective creation and spontaneity, while also seeking new forms and structures of improvisation. In April 2024 they played at the House of Music Hungary as part of the New Music project, and in September they were included in the Liszt Academy's Conservatory concert series. This evening, they will perform free jazz classics and guided improvisations.
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