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This memorial band tributes to one of the legendary milestone of the Hungarian jazz.

Árpád Tzumo, who has appeared on stage with stars such as Herbie Hancock, Terence Blanchard or Kenny Garrertt, will be performing his new songs with the help of extremely talented jazz musicians.

Szabocs Oláh composes the lyrics and music played by the band. Tonight, Panni Kalmár vocalist will join the group.

The instrumental line-up of the band is one of a kind, since the guitar-bass guitar-percussions section is joined by the flute and soprano saxophone.

The members of the band are all experienced jazz musicians with great sense of style.

Hajdu Klára, an outstanding Hungarian jazz vocalist, has been chosen songstress of the year by the readers of Hungarian jazz blog jazzma.hu.

On their latest album, the bandleader’s compositions are enriched by distinctive melodic contours, sensitive harmonies and personal interpretation, as well as the trio’s high-level musicianship — yet perhaps their greatest strength is the accessibility they maintain despite all the sophistication.

Europe based four-piece Parniczky Quartet having forged a very unique signature sound that originates in jazz, contemporary classical and Hungarian folk music.

This is not an ordinary guitar-vocal duo. Their style is experimental, incorporating effects and loopers.

The speciality of the formation lies in the fact that it is not a band in the traditional sense, but a musical collective for a cohesive and evolving artistic community.

Indigó is the pseudonym of singer-songwriter Ildikó Palágyi and her atmospheric modern jazz project. 

The repertoire  of  the  Duo  consists  of  French, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian masterpieces, own compositions, elegant jazz evergreens as well as fiery Latin tunes.

The band was founded by Gyula Csabai, who has  mostly  appeared  on  the  Hungarian  world music stage in the past decades.

The members play their own songs varoiusly on their own and other intruments.