Harmónia Jazzműhely

The band led by a tiny girl with an enormous voice appeared out of nowhere at this year’s Jazz Showcase at the Budapest Palace of Arts.

With her magical smokey voice, Niki can turn any good material to quality jazz. 

Júlia Karosi's Quartet celebrates its 10th anniversary – a decade hallmarked by their unique vocal jazz performances at home & abroad. 

Gareth Williams has established himself as one of the UK’s leading modern jazz pianists.

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

This unusual guitar-guitar-bass lineup can be really challenging, but not for these three jazzmen, who are true experts in playing their instruments.

Horváth Cintia was already successful as a music student, but her star still keeps rising as she leads her own group and joins one of the greatest Hungarian jazz bands.

Very young Mátyás Gayer is a sensational jazz pianist. 

The brilliant young Hungarian pianist, Káel Norbert is equally at home in the world of jazz and classical music.

The founders of the band both excel in jazz and R’n’B music as well.

In Hungary it’s well worth checking out as yet no-name singers, because more and more frequently one can find real diamonds in that category.

Péter Rozsnyói plays the piano in a unique way, unlike Jacques Loussier, he doesn't make Bach jazzy, he makes jazz "Bach-y".

The leader of the project, Balázs Bágyi, is the head of the Hungarian Jazz Federation.

The East Gipsy Band is made up by some of the established stars of the contemporary Hungarian jazz scene. 

The show will start at 20:30pm!

Anita Wardell won the BBC’s Best of Jazz Award in 2006 and the BBC Jazz Award last year. She is now beginning to get recognition is the US as well.