"Daniel's works show great control and versatility on all levels. Being equally at ease with the jazz and symphonic idiom, both his compositions and arrangements show complete awareness of what is relevant in today's orchestral music. His affinity with drama and his gift to encompass this in music make him a natural film composer. more
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Last event date: Wednesday, March 01 2023 8:00PM
Daniel Mester travelled around the world to find his own musical universe, which accommodates the melodies of Anatolia, Indonesian scales and imaginary Hungarian folk songs. The wind musician began his musical studies as a classical clarinetist, later started to learn jazz saxophone playing. He graduated at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam in Amsterdam, where he not only had the opportunity to perform in many parts of the world (South Korea, Indonesia, Turkey, Brazil, Morocco), but he also had the opportunity to learn about musical heritage outside of Western musical traditions. He composed a couple of filmscores, and currently studying Turkish classical and folk music is another inspiration for him, the impact of which is echoed in his own compositions. His long-cherished dream of founding his own trio came true with the calming down, looking back and looking forward caused by the pandemic stuation. He invited two talented musicians of the young Hungarian jazz generation, guitarist Péter Cseh and drummer Ambrus Richter to join this musical adventure game.
Featuring:
Dániel Mester - tenor saxophone, clarinet
Péter Cseh - guitar
Ambrus Richter - drums
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We hold reservations until 8pm.
For more information, please call +36 1 216 7894
After four concerts in 2023, János Mátyás Stark, Gergely Devich, and Fülöp Ránki are announcing a new series at the BMC, now under the name of Trio Haris. Their second concert will be dedicated to Shostakovich and Takemitsu, also featuring a piece by Schubert.
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