Petra Várallyay her individual playing style is as rich in contemporary musical timbres as it is in the linguistic idiom of folk music, the informality of jazz or the rawness of rock music. Live looping plays an important role in her solo concerts, opening up a new dimension in the theatrical expression of instruments and vocals.
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Last event date: Thursday, March 14 2024 8:00PM
Featuring:
Petra Várallyay - piano, voice, violin
Petra Várallyay's music is inspired by the harmonic world of modal jazz, the asymmetrical pulsations of Balkan music and the tonal systems of the Far East. Her individual playing style is as rich in contemporary musical timbres as it is in the linguistic idiom of folk music, the informality of jazz or the rawness of rock music. Live looping plays an important role in her solo concerts, opening up a new dimension in the theatrical expression of instruments and vocals. The music, born in the magic of the moment, builds on both concrete compositional ideas and improvisation, turning a single vocal line into a polyphonic choral sound and melancholic soundscapes into dynamic orchestral voices – in an exciting duality of repetition and unrepeatability.
Petra Várallyay studied jazz piano, jazz singing, classical violin and jazz composition at the Liszt Academy in Budapest and the jazz department of the Maastricht Conservatorium in the Netherlands. As a composer and performer, she has worked with Bobby McFerrin and Yo-Yo Ma, and performed at numerous festivals in Hungary and abroad, covering a wide spectrum of genres. Formed in 2014, her progressive fusion jazz trio has won numerous international awards, including Best Instrumentalist at the 2017 Sibiu International Jazz Competition and the Audience Award at the Independent Music Awards (USA) for independent artists and creators for their album Deadline Haze.
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The LFZE Béla Bartók Conservatory's orchestra is made up of more than 20 young musicians who play music based on free improvisation process models. The ensemble is led by Péter Ajtai and Máté Pozsár, and includes jazz and classical musicians as well. Their work carries on the tradition of Hungarian free music, rooted in collective creation and spontaneity, while also seeking new forms and structures of improvisation. In April 2024 they played at the House of Music Hungary as part of the New Music project, and in September they were included in the Liszt Academy's Conservatory concert series. This evening, they will perform free jazz classics and guided improvisations.
Közreműködik: Mahan Mirarab – gitár, fretless gitár Lukács Miklós – cimbalom Daniele Camarda – elektromos basszus Dés András – ütőhangszerek
The band Deaf Platypus started out at the Jaroslav Ježek Conservatory under the mentorship of Jakub Doležal. Over time, they have moved from jazz-fusion covers to their own compositions: the platypus melodies are often humorous and innocent, but they also like to experiment with odd rhythms and intricate, almost neoclassical arrangements. Jazz improvisation remains the focus of their work.
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