Liszt Fest 2021 | Hungarian Jazz 2020
Rezső Jónás: Platform C – world premiere
Zsolt Kaltenecker: Two Pieces for Solo Electric Keyboard – world premiere
Dezső Oláh: Lost Dreams – world premiere
Krisztián Oláh: 11:11 – world premiere
Dániel Ferenc Szabó: The Universe is a Big Dark Room – world premiere
Árpád Tzumo: Catch Me If You Can – world premiere
- REZSŐ JÓNÁS : PLATFORM C - world premiere
- Dániel Jónás - clarinet
- István Babindák - clarinet
- Kálmán Oláh Jr. - saxophone
- Balázs Rabóczky - saxophone
- Géza Jónás - double bass
- Rezső Jónás Jr. - piano
- Adonisz Fábry - drums
- ZSOLT KALTENECKER: TWO PIECES FOR SOLO ELECTRIC KEYBOARD - world premiere
- Zsolt Kaltenecker - keyboards
- DEZSŐ OLÁH: LOST DREAMS - world premiere
- Péter Oláh - double bass
- Dezső Oláh - piano
- Richard Szaniszló - vibraphone
- András Lakatos Pecek - drums
- KRISZTIÁN OLÁH: 11:11 - world premiere
- Krisztián Oláh - piano
- Kálmán Oláh Jr. - saxophone
- György Orbán - double bass
- Dániel Serei - drums
- DÁNIEL FERENC SZABÓ: UNIVERSE IS A BIG DARK ROOM - world premiere
- Dániel Varga - saxophone
- István Tóth Jr. - double bass
- Damján Ocsovay - piano
- Dániel Ferenc Szabó - drums
- ÁRPÁD TZUMÓ: CATCH ME IF YOU CAN - world premiere
- Bacsó Kristóf - saxophone
- Kornél Fekete-Kovács- trumpet
- István Tóth Jr. - double bass
- Árpád Oláh Tzumo - piano
- Elemér Balázs - drums
The songs entered into the small jazz formation category of Müpa’s Composition Competition were written for the most diverse ensembles, as regards both the number of players and the instruments, and the award winners cover a broad spectrum from solo keyboards plus electronics to a septet. The six compositions performed at the concert offer a vivid illustration of the musical thinking that inhabits the broad range between free improvisation and fixed forms, as well as the efforts of the various generations that are active at the same time, from the doyens to career starters.
Of course, the compositions represent very different musical and artistic universes: one of the pieces seeks musical answers to philosophical questions, another was inspired by the atmosphere of a popular film, and yet another by abstract musical structures.
Tickets are available for 3000 HUF online at the website of the Liszt Fest.