Jazzation: Pannonica
In 1949, while staying with a friend she heard Thelonious Monk’s legendary recording Round Midnight and she was so taken with the music that she missed her flight and never returned to her previous life. She settled in New York and dedicated her life to jazz, becoming a patron of musicians. She did this at a time when segregation was the norm in the United States and there were mutterings of disapproval due to the relationships between black musicians and the white baroness wearing a pure white stole and three stranded pearl necklace.
Hungary’s number one a cappella jazz ensemble, whose members were also called on by Bobby McFerrin for his concert in Budapest, have compiled their concert programme so that the works accompany ‘jazz baroness’ Nica through her remarkable life journey from the imposing parental home to the exciting world of New York jazz.
This is not the first themed concert in Jazzation’s 15 years of existence: in 2018, a suite from Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess (with symphony orchestra accompaniment), and in January 2020 a choral cantata from Vivaldi’s Four Seasons were prepared for them. These proved to be overwhelmingly successful alongside the ensemble’s principal profile, jazz and world music adaptations.
Katus Várallyay – vocal, Sára Bolyki – vocal, Gina Kanizsa – vocal, Attila Fábián – vocal, Máté Homor – vocal
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