Majakka
Jean-Marie Machado's music does not suffer from borders and hybridizes to make cultures and languages intertwine.
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Last event date: Thursday, February 24 2022 8:00PM
In this album, the pianist brings together, under the pretty name of Majakka (the Finnish word for lighthouse), various pieces that have brought a particular color to his musical journey, inspired by his cultural heritage, his encounters and his prolific career as a composer. Pieces of life and music which are guiding him like the light of a lighthouse...
"For the first time I felt like looking back and listening to some of my old records again," says Machado. "I saw a color come out and it was becoming mine, a light that imposed itself. I felt the need to accept something that had happened in spite of myself".
Featuring:
Jean-Marie Machado - piano
Vincent Ségal - cello
Jean-Charles Richard - saxophones, flutes
Keyvan Chemirani - drums
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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.
Featuring: Mats Gustafsson – saxophone Erwan Keravec – bagpipe Otomo Yoshihide – guitars, turntable
The series "Bartók Reflections" presents Bartók’s works from new perspectives: an exhibition by Szilvia Szigeti, a Ferenczy Noémi Prize-winning textile artist, the premiere of Mihály Kerényi’s music film based on Bartók’s 14 Bagatelles, as well as several concerts, are all part of the concert and program series taking place in 2026 at the Budapest Music Center, the Bartók Memorial House, the K.A.S. Gallery, and the Kiscelli Museum.
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