In January 2023, the Párniczky Quartet presented its repertoire at the Hungarian House of Music, summing up the 22 years of work of the band Nigun, and the process of creating the album Bartók Electrified (BMC Records, 2018). more
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Last event date: Friday, April 12 2024 8:00PM
"A sovereign European improvisational musical language, integrating elements of modern chamber jazz, contemporary and folk music" – the words of János Gonda are exactly fitting for the material of the new album Mikrotheos. The members – Péter Bede (tárogató, alto saxophone) and Péter Ajtai (bass) – have been the bandleader's partners in more than 300 concerts, both in Europe and overseas. They are joined by drummer Ágoston Szabó-Sipos, who played the folk violin before studying jazz at the Budapest Academy of Music and the Karol Lipiński Academy of Music in Wrocław.
András Párniczky, the quartet's leader, was awarded a scholarship to Berklee College of Music in 1999, and in the same year he won the Hungarian State Eötvös Scholarship. In 2014, he became an official artist of Collings Guitars and Mandolins in the US. Having published numerous papers at home and abroad, he obtained his doctorate at the Liszt Academy of Music in 2022. His dissertation on the inspirational power of Béla Bartók's music in jazz will also be published in book form in 2024.
Featuring:
András Párniczky - guitar
Péter Bede - saxophone, tárogató
Péter Ajtai – double bass
Ágoston Szabó Sipos – drums
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The Daveform Quintet, specialised on modern jazz, creates a unique fusion of American, Scandinavian and Balkan jazz, with room for large-scale improvisations. From jazz ballads to contemporary classical music and sloppy grooves, the guys show off a wide range of musical devices.
Program: Franz Schubert: Piano Sonata in G major, D. 894
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