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| ADMATAY?! is Daniel Zamir’s (former SATLAH) latest and newest musical exploration. The exciting instrumentation (a sax/vocal – drums – percussion trio) with the tremendous musical abilities of each member in the group bring to th ear fresh, new music that can only described as music from the depths of depths of the soul. ADMATAY is fusing together elements of Latin-African Middle Eastern rhythms with fiery improvisations and sounds of Jewish life to a sound of a deep, trans-like prayer. This band – that consists of three of the best musicians today in the world, according to most critics – is a musical as well as cultural, visual and spiritual experience that would blow away people of all ages, culture and religions. In short, its NEW MUSIC.Daniel Zamir – sax, Rony Iwryn – percussions, Mark Moshayev – drums, Discography: Children of Israel (TZADIK 7169, 2002), EXODUS (TZADIK 7149, 2000), SATLAH (TZADIK 7139, 1999), www.danielzamir.com more... NIGUN - The band alloys traditional Jewish music with jazz and free-improvisative elements. The music texture resulted from this fusion is characterized by both melodic turns of Jewish music and improvised elements. Nigun’s music is strongly spiritual and unique in Europe. According to Andras Parniczky, leader of the band, the most important thing in this music is to let people experience the sacral content of Jewish music through their arrangements. Until now, Parniczky has led several jazz bands, then later he immersed himself in the music of John Zorn’s Masada, Satlah and the traditional Jewish Hasid tunes. In 2001 he got back to his roots and found the path to follow: founded Nigun. Andras Parniczky– guitar, Kristof Bacso– sax, Peter Nagy – double bass, Csaba Gavaller– drums, Discography: STANDARD (ETNOFON, 2004), KLEZJAZZ (ETNOFON, 2003), www.nigun.hu more... TIN-TIN QUINTET was formed in 1994 and become one of the most popular Eastern-European ethno-jazz bands. The group is fusing elements of the music culture outside of EKTAR is an Indian word, which means: string and this is the name of one of the indian folk instrument. The four musicians endeavor to fuse in melody variations, rythm as played on one string. Ektar is a voice based chamber music group, which applies both the classical voice and the traditional orient voice techniques. It is contemporary and improvised ethno jazz. Beside Szabolcs Szoke, who is founder of the band (he is also leader of the famous group TIN-TIN, which music is already well known all over KRISTOF BACSO QUARTET - Kristof Bacso started his saxophone studies at the young age of 12. After his graduation of the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music, he also studied at the Conservatoire de Paris and, finally, at the Berklee College of Music in DANIEL VACZI TRIO - "And to know the science of music is nothing else than this - to know how all things are ordered, and how God's design has assigned each to its place; for the ordered system in which each and all by the supreme Artist's skill are wrought together into a single whole yields a divinely musical harmony, sweet and true beyond all melodious sounds." (Hermes Trismegistos) The band has been formed in the autumn of 2001. All songs are composed by Daniel Vaczi. The strict compositions of themes are divided by sensitive improvisations. Between modern jazz and contemporary music. Daniel Vaczi– sax, Balázs Horvath - bass, Zsolt Kovacs– drums, www.vaczi.daniel.hu, more... EICHINGER QUARTET - The quartet was founded by Eichinger in 2000. The music of the band is scored and arranged by him. The tunes include grotesque dance music paraphrases, energic jazz-rock, balkan, brasilian, swing and groove rythms which - in spite of their diversity - present Eichinger's uniform, matured and unique music. SZABOLCS OLAH QUARTET consists of young men of high sensitivity who are able to create a montage from the impressions gained from the outside world which helps the listener to undergone the wonderful experience of the unit and equilibrium. At the Festival of Young Jazz Musicians Olah won the best soloist prize, and Soos was awarded by the special prize of best musician. Mester won the National Clarinet Competition in 1991, and later he decided to change tenor saxophone. Majtenyi was a student of Istvan Balo, drummer who gave him back-ups in developing his unique style. The members of the Quartet are perfectly aware of the musical concepts of each other as they are very close friends. Thus, their music which is on the grounds of their own compositions and which gives space to the improvisation could mature to a unique chamber music rooted on the jazz traditions. Szabolcs Olah – guitar, Daniel Mester– sax, Marton Soos - bass, Balint Majtenyi– drums, www.szabolcsolah.hu more... EGY KISS ERZSI ZENE (Erzsi Kiss Music) makes a fusion of existing and fictitious languages; bridges are built between well-known and imaginary continents. This music is a flow of never-ending improvisations; lyrics without lyrics, free associations are the basis of the diversity of their music which includes elements of drum and bass, dark ballads, chansons, rock of the ’70s. In brief: „ethno-pop” cavalcade. The band was formed in 1996. Initially the vocal arrangements were in focus, which by now has been balanced with instrumental arrangements interpreted by the jazz musicians of Kiss Erzsi. It is a jubilant music that the band creates with a virtual world: many instants and emotions. Kiss Erzsi has been teaching at KADA - There should be resistance! One should be able to stop – to listen to music, to think. Kada can be a music like this: free – structured – progressive – avantgarde – rock – jazz –noise – core and close to jazz owing to the arrangements of jazz-rock kind. It’s the 21st century. The band prefers prolonged tracks most of which heavily feature improvisation. Kada music is based on non-traditional sound systems, unbound structures and includes noise-music models and collective improvisation. Laszlo Valik - guitar, Eugene Kovax plays free improvised music. They perform in clubs rather than on stage and their concerts are rather "dj-acts" regarding their duration and kind. Eugene Kovax consists of two Hungarian classical musicians living and working in For more information about the bands, press kit, demo CD, booking, etc. please contact: Adform Arts and Communication Sörház u. 5., Budapest 1056, Hungary |
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