For more than two decades, Luca Kézdy has been interested in experimenting with music, playing with different sounds, timbres and effects, which not only pushes the boundaries of sound and compositional thinking, but also the traditional functions of the violin. more
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Last event date: Friday, November 17 2023 8:00PM
Electronics play an important role in the music of his trio Santa Diver, founded in 2006, but are also a fundamental element of Luca Kézdy's solo performances and two solo albums, Home (2022) and Unseen Landscapes, to be released this autumn. In addition to written compositions, her repertoire increasingly includes free improvisation, of which Luca Kézdy said, "When sounds are being born, when they are being created, there is nothing but the here and now. It is then that I am closest to the creative force I am trying to convey with my instrument. This makes live music even more alive than when I play a composition I have already written. Free improvisation upon sketches takes up more and more space: free play, conversation with myself, exploring my own inner images, my feelings and thoughts of the moment. It is similar to the way I paint: the image evolves and changes as long as I have to react to it. With my paintings and my music, I seek out the unexplored places of my thoughts and feelings, where I like to be. It's an exciting and a bit risky journey..."
Photo: Levente Baltay
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Közreműködik: Kézdy Luca - hegedű Szesztay Dávid - basszusgitár Szegő Dávid - dob
Featuring: Péter Sárik - piano Tamás Péter - bass guitar Attila Gálfi - drums
The program arc starts from “classical” composers who also wrote for the movies—among them Camille Saint-Saëns, Sergei Prokofiev, and Darius Milhaud—and reaches all the way to icons of film music such as Henry Mancini, Hans Zimmer, and John Williams. Along the way, the audience can recall favorite film experiences like “The Godfather,” “The Pink Panther,” “Pirates of the Caribbean,” and “Star Wars.”
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