Péter Rozsnyói Trio
21:00
Opus Jazz Club
Péter Rozsnyói - piano
György Orbán - double bass
András Mohay - drums
“The Hungarian Brad Mehldau Trio, in my opinion the best of their generation!” (Róbert Maloschik) “As Downbeat’s critic John McDonough once put it, ‘Musician of Musicians’ is the one who is too good for the public. This definition is a bull’s eye for Péter Rozsnyói, his is the most tight, inventive and enjoyable piano trio around.” Péter Pallai).
Péter Rozsnyói earned his degree at the Jazz faculty of Ferenc Liszt Music Academy, Budapest. He represented Hungary in Montreux in 2006 and 2007, received the Dezső Ablakos Lakatos scholarship in 2007, and earned the Prima prize in Veszprem the same year. Since 2012 he is tutor at the Snétberger Music Talent Center. Besides jazz, he is also famous about his passionate interpretation of Bach’s works.
He founded his trio ten years ago which has its present line-uo since 2006. Autumn Witch, their first CD with originals appeared in 2010. He plays solo as well and is also member of Imre Kőszegi Trio and Winand Quartet. His emotional but never sentimental playing is often compared to that of Lennie Tristano and Bill Evans, the performance of his exquisite and melodic compositions approaches to chamber music.
Free entry!
“The Hungarian Brad Mehldau Trio, in my opinion the best of their generation!” (Róbert Maloschik) “As Downbeat’s critic John McDonough once put it, ‘Musician of Musicians’ is the one who is too good for the public. This definition is a bull’s eye for Péter Rozsnyói, his is the most tight, inventive and enjoyable piano trio around.” Péter Pallai).
Péter Rozsnyói earned his degree at the Jazz faculty of Ferenc Liszt Music Academy, Budapest. He represented Hungary in Montreux in 2006 and 2007, received the Dezső Ablakos Lakatos scholarship in 2007, and earned the Prima prize in Veszprem the same year. Since 2012 he is tutor at the Snétberger Music Talent Center. Besides jazz, he is also famous about his passionate interpretation of Bach’s works.
He founded his trio ten years ago which has its present line-uo since 2006. Autumn Witch, their first CD with originals appeared in 2010. He plays solo as well and is also member of Imre Kőszegi Trio and Winand Quartet. His emotional but never sentimental playing is often compared to that of Lennie Tristano and Bill Evans, the performance of his exquisite and melodic compositions approaches to chamber music.
Free entry!