We are sorry to announce that this concert has been cancelled due to technical reasons.
Gentry Sultan
"Maturity for a band with such strong avant-garde ties does not mean canonization, for example they will never receive an award, there will always be people who run out of the concert hall after hearing their music, but at the same time we can say that it is perhaps the only radical jazz band in our country that in its influences, sound, system of references, it is fed from the Sun Ra Arkestra, the Art Ensemble of Chicago, Ornette Coleman and, say, Charlie Haden's Liberation Orchestra, but it also feeds from literature(...), films and other related arts. sound, in the center of which are strongly held themes interwoven with improvisations."
(Life and Literature - Zoltán Végső)
Cristobal Campero - percussion, vocals
Nándor Hevesi - bass guitar, synthesizer
László Horváth - trumpet, evil box
Szabolcs Vereb - Saxophone, theremin
Gergely Kovács - drums
Tara Khozein
Tara Starling Khozein is an Iranian-American classically trained singer, graduate of the Jacques Lecoq Theater School, who explores the intersections of classical singing and physical theater and the interplay of noise, speech, and melody. Its seat is in Budapest.
Muri No Muri
In Japanese, muri means unreasonable, impossibility. The trio was brought together by a sudden idea and a chance concert, and since then they have been inseparable. Their music is energetic and improvisational, free punk based on repetitive grooves and unusual themes born of immeasurable attention to each other. The band's members are regular participants in the creative swirl of the Hungarian underground and free jazz scene: Ágoston Szabó Sipos from Freakin' Disco, Mordái band, and Ádám Czitrom from his duo with Áron Porteleki and Jazzékiel, among many others, while Péter Ajtai from Mingus! Mingus! Mingus! and as the leader of Qiyan, or as a member of Nigun and the István Baló Project. All of them often work in theater and dance productions.
