Patrik Sebestyén Sextet (HU)
For this concert, the sextet mainly selects material from the new album, but they also play songs from the previous one.
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Last event date: Wednesday, July 12 2023 8:00PM
Patrik Sebestyén Sextet (HU)
Featuring:
Patrik Sebestyén - trumpet, flugelhorn
Kálmán Oláh Jr. - soprano and alto saxophone
Zsolt Farkas - piano
Márton Stummer - guitar
Márk Miskolczi - double bass
Ambrus Richter - drums
Patrik Sebestyén started his career as a classical trumpet player in various symphony orchestras, and only turned to jazz in his twenties. His increasingly significant career in jazz music is evidenced by the fact that he won significant Hungarian awards and scholarships in the past years. The members of his sextet are the youngest and busiest talents on the Hungarian jazz scene, and have won numerous awards individually. The band released its debut album Colors of Fortune in 2021, featuring two standards alongside original compositions by members of the band members, inspired by the classic period of American jazz in the 1950s and 1960s. Their new album, Wandering in Memory Palace, is due for release in June and will feature mainstream-inspired compositions mixed with classical music, as well as Patrik's latest musical experiments. All of the tracks are linked to defining memories, so the listener suddenly finds themselves in a wondrous palace of memory, inviting them to wander and contemplate.
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