Harmónia Jazzműhely

The explosively talented young saxophonist, Soso Lakatos Sándor, has been performing publicly since the age of twelve. At fifteen, he was the star soloist of the Next Generation youth ensemble organized under the auspices of Hungarian Radio.

The formation originates its music from the Eastern European Jewish traditions. Although Nigun’s music can be best labelled as „Klez-jazz”.

From the age of six to twelve Szakcsi had a classical education then his interest turned to jazz music. So Szakcsi Lakatos Béla Jr. has became one of the most prominent pianists of the domestic jazz scene.

This group is the outcome of the joint work experience and long lasting friendship of Balázs Bágyi and Geoff Warren.  The material they play is made up of their own compositions that are on par with the great standards.

This will be the joyous 'return match' of the one-week Scandinavian-Hungarian jazz jamboree at The Standard in Copenhagen.

This will be the joyous 'return match' of the one-week Scandinavian-Hungarian jazz jamboree at The Standard in Copenhagen.

Cseke Gábor on the piano is  a true master of his instrument. He was a key member of the Modern Art Orchestra.

The audience will be amazed by Kyra's voice, her delivery, her assured poise, her inventive improvisation and by the enormous emotional charge emanating from her.

In his own band, the Tálas Áron Trio, he has developed a unique sound world that incorporates influences from folk and classical music alongside jazz harmonies and rhythms.

Niki’s slightly smoky voice fits the tradition, she improvises with startling originality but with due restraint.

Few people can play approachable jazz to such high and demanding standard as the guitarist, composer and bandleader, Attila László.

At the season-opening concert of Harmónia Jazzworkshop, a wonderful Hungarian jazz guitarist's trio will be joined by a special guest artist to kick off the season in style.

With the establishment of the Szakcsi Jazz Association, contemporaries and friends remember the greatest Hungarian jazz pianist of his time, Béla Szakcsi Lakatos.