The experimental music project Kada ad Libitum, founded in 2005, uses mostly broad structures and sets of rules instead of songs, and creates new content in each concert and recording situation based on their possibilities.
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Last event date: Thursday, March 06 2025 8:00PM
Its members come from different musical cultures, so the ensemble cannot really have genres or typical styles – instead, each person plays in the way that is authentic to him or her and inspired by the musical process in creation. In January 2025, the band releases their second album, a sonic imprint of a project consisting of 3 concerts and 2 studio sessions. One of the concerts took place at Opus in May 2024. During the evening, however, the six musicians will also play in different lineups than on the album. On the one side of the vinyl album, the keyboardist is Máté Pozsár, while on the other it is György Bartók. Both of them will now take to the stage in a joint live production that is sure to impress fans of progressive contemporary jazz and experimental music.
Featuring:
Lálszló Válik - guitar, efx
Dániel Váczi - glissotar (glissonic tárogató), saxophone
György Bartók - piano, Rhodes
Dániel Szerető - bass guitar
Dániel Serei - drums
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Polina Pastirchak has selected songs from the second half of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century – providing a delightful variety nurtured by the musical atmosphere of the cities and the rich colours of late Romantic and early 20th-century style.
Featuring: Péter Sárik - piano Tamás Péter - bass guitar Attila Gálfi - drums
The Modern Art Orchestra began operating twenty years ago and has since become one of Hungary's most innovative and diverse musical workshops. To mark this anniversary, the ensemble is celebrating with a three-part premiere series at the Budapest Music Center concert hall. All three evenings of the series, entitled MAO–XX, will feature new compositions and unique musical worlds, where contemporary jazz, classical tradition and poetry all play a role.
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