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2024-09-25T18:30:00.000Z

Mohamad Zatari (SYR), Ferenc Ségercz, Lehel Vitályos

The joint project of Ferenc Ségercz, Mohamad Zatari and Lehel Vitályos, which started in a workshop in a small village in Transylvania, was born in a constant search for common rhythms and dialogues of traditional repertoires from different regions of the world. The three musicians use deep-rooted timbres and improvisational concepts to build new, organic and coherent sound textures.

Sep
25

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Ferenc Ségercz is a musician and music folklore collector, performer and instrument maker who makes traditional wind instruments (flute, kaval, tilinka) from Moldova, Gyimeș and other Transylvanian regions. He is a folklore researcher, composer of numerous folk music arrangements, teacher of traditional music, founder and leader of several ensembles, some of which were professional musicians, others amateurs and students. Feri mostly performs melodies based on his own ideas, dressing traditional songs in new clothes, where traditional musical vein is combined with improvisation or harmonies borrowed from jazz vocabulary.

Mohamad Zatari is a composer and oud player from Aleppo, Syria, currently living in Bucharest.

He has studied traditional and regional music with Tarek Al-Sayed and holds a degree in classical composition from the National Music University of Bucharest (2021). His compositions have been used in short films and educational materials.He has performed in various ensembles and groups in countries such as Syria, Romania, Hungary, Germany, Italy and Austria.Lehel Vitályos is a jazz musician, double bass player and a tireless traveller in the world of jazz, initially studying guitar, then turning his interest to bass guitar, to which he dedicated more than 20 years of study.

He currently plays both instruments, alternating between them depending on the projects he is involved in. Lehel covers a wide range of musical styles and has a very varied repertoire. He has taken part in jazz and improvisational music courses, played in several jazz, rock, folk and electronic music bands, sings in several projects with Luiza Zan, singer Nicolas Simion, Jazzpar Trio, sZempöl, etc.

You can contribute to the evening with a donation of 2000 HUF. Culture is always a common cause.

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Café Zsivágó

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