FIDELIO Jazz Night

Once one starts evaluating a musician, it is almost impossible to make it short. 

Joe Fritz jazz clarinetist’s first concert after his australian life, should be a great experience with his “all stars” band. This evening the band plays the greatest hits from the 30’s and 40’s in elegant taste.

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

Eichinger Quartet was founded in 2000. It experiments among a huge variety of jazz genres.

Free artisan cheese and Juhász wine tasting for guests who possess valid concert tickets from 7pm!

The Elemer Balázs Group, one of Hungary’s most popular jazz band was founded in 2000 by Elemér Balázs, the internationally widely recognized and popular jazz drummer.

Juhász Márton is a key member of the Hungarian jazz scene. In his renewed trio, he introduces the audience to two young talents on his side.

Péter Szendőfi and Luca Kézdy’s duo is a quite unique tentative music project. It is an unusual formation to found a group with acoustic drum set and violin - without calling any other instrument players.

Their music is based on traditional music, which is interpreted in a unique way by András Párniczky. This night they will introduce their new album.

This amazing big-band celebrates the 50th birthday of the composer and upright bass player phenomenon, Hárs Viktor.

Famous jazz compositions and own works played by the best musicians - that can never go wrong.

Kálmán Oláh is one of the most significant jazz pianists of our times. He has earned remarkable success abroad in solo and with his band, Trio Midnight.

The emotional guitar playing of Dávid Lamm and the touching performance of Dina bring new meaning to love songs such as Autumn leaves, Round Midnight, or The Day of Wine and Roses.

Three different instruments and personalities are represented in the joint segment of jazz, world music, and free music.

Djabe is the no.1 jazz-world-fusion group from Hungary.

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.