Contemporary jazz and contemporary classical music are almost indistinguishable concepts, their boundaries seem to be blurring. What is most important about them is the encounter: what happens when different practices, worlds that mutually support and presuppose each other, enter into an alliance? What kind of electricity is generated and what kind of music is born out of it here and now?
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Last event date: Friday, June 09 2023 8:00PM
Lajos Rozmán Quartet feat. Gábor Gadó: Discharge (HU)
Featuring:
Lajos Rozmán - clarinets
Gábor Gadó - guitar
Anna Rákóczy - flute
Ernő Hock - double bass
Lajos Rozmán is an experimental performer who has made his mark as a soloist and in many forms of ensemble playing, from duo to large orchestra. He knows every aspect of organising and leading a performance, both as an instrumentalist and as a conductor. This knowledge is expressed in a distinctive sound and the intensive inner dynamism of his playing. All this experience and improvisational instinct, partly inherited from the greatest figures of written music, is combined with the unmistakable, noble beauty of Gábor Gadó's composed and free music, rooted in tradition and individual at the same time.
This is not their first meeting, but rather the latest stage of their work together in a wide variety of settings. The inner guarantee of the electric discharge that results from this encounter is provided by Anna Rákóczy and Ernő Hock, longtime companions of Rozmán and Gadó’s journey.
The show brings to life the musical memory of several centuries through Gábor Gadó's latest songs and transcriptions in unexpected tones.
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We hold reservations until 8pm.
Chamber music artpop is the most reliable expression to describe the specific genre of Mozes & Kaltenecker, a group with a strong jazz background.
Imre Kőszegi belongs to the first generation of musicians in Hungary who were allowed to approach modern jazz as a self-contained genre, independent of entertaining dance music. His playing was most influenced by bebop and free jazz.
Program: Johannes Brahms: Piano Sonata No. 1 in C Major, Op. 1 Johannes Brahms: Piano Sonata No. 2 in f-sharp Minor, Op. 2 ***** Johannes Brahms: Piano Sonata No. 3 in f Minor, Op. 5
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