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Authentic bossa nova vibes from Brasil, intimate, light tunes with traditional bossa rhythm.

Pianist Gáspár Károly is one of the major figures on the Hungarian jazz scenes. He has played with everyone who is anyone in this country.

Anything can happen on the weekend jam nights when the most popular Hungarian musicians create random formations and play true bebop to entertain the audience.

The Cuban singer Elsa Valle, who lives in Hungary and is known for her vibrant energy, always performs with a fitting accompaniment.

After the successful weekend jam sessions, Budapest Jazz Club now welcomes everyone to the new Thursday jams!

Damu Renáta & Kónyai Tibor Quartet's concert is an exciting musical production for all age groups. Their musical repertoire includes Hungarian, Portuguese, and Brazilian songs, swing melodies, as well as bossa nova tunes.

Each Wednesday, a different trio of talented young musicians is in charge of good vibes, and they welcome the audience to take part in their game.

The band's sound is shaped by the triple unity of jazz, classical music, and folk music, based on a rather honest and unique soundscape. They are characterized by the fresh and free-spirited performance of their compositions: they often play in a trio or duo formation.

During the summer break of the LFZE Open Jam series, fans of late-night jam sessions won't be left without joyous music.

Balázs József is the leader and arranger of the East Gipsy Band which was immensely successful both at New York’s famous Blue Note and at the Detroit Jazz Festival, and he also happens to be one of the best jazz pianists in Hungary.

János Egri Jr. is a Junior Prima Award-winning jazz pianist known for his versatility and captivating stage presence. Active since the age of 18, he is a well-known figure in the Hungarian jazz scene and has collaborated across genres—from mainstream jazz to pop and avant-garde projects.

After the successful weekend jam sessions, Budapest Jazz Club now welcomes everyone to the new Thursday jams!

In previous years, Árpád Tzumo performed with such great American stars as Wayne Shorter, Terence Blanchard or Kenny Garrett. The artist, who is also successful abroad, could learn the tricks of jazz piano playing from a keyboard player of no lesser stature than Herbie Hancock.

Each Wednesday, a different trio of talented young musicians is in charge of good vibes, and they welcome the audience to take part in their game.