Máté Pozsár Septet (HU)
As a music theory enthusiast and teacher, Máté Pozsár has been working in recent years on a conceptual composition method based on the harmonies and timbres inherent in modal and polymodal harmony.
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Last event date: Wednesday, March 13 2024 8:00PM
Máté Pozsár Septet (HU)
Featuring:
János Ávéd - soprano saxophone, flute
Gergő Kováts - baritone saxophone, flute
Dániel Cseke - tenor saxophone, flute
Márton Menyhért - guitar, modular synthesizers
Máté Pozsár - piano, synthesizers
Ernő Hock - double bass
Szilveszter Miklós - snare drum, percussion
Pianist Máté Pozsár, an unavoidable figure on the Hungarian creative music scene, was known to the audience primarily as a member of the bands of István Grencsó, Szilárd Mezei, István Baló and Péter Ajtai. In addition, as a music theory enthusiast and teacher, he has been working in recent years on a conceptual compositional method based on the harmonies and timbres inherent in modal and polymodal harmony. Formed in 2019, he invited his close friends to join his exciting drumless sextet, with whom he has already performed his slowly building, translucent chamber music ideas, rich in both constraints and improvisation, on four occasions at Opus. This time, the line-up is expanded to a septet, with drummer Szilveszter Miklós playing the snare drum and percussion.
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The series A Genius Is Born is a tribute to the male choir works by the three greatest Hungarian masters of music, so it is no coincidence that the concerts are taking place on the composers' birthdays. A special feature of the concert programme is that StEFREM's personal selection of works by the classical composers is complemented by outstanding and interesting pieces by their "heirs", the Hungarian composers of the 20th and 21st centuries.
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