Unpacking 6 - Academy of Music: Grafting course

"In grafting, a new plant is obtained by growing two or, less often, three or more plants together. The resulting new plant is called a fruit tree graft. The root and possibly part of the trunk component is the rootstock, on which the desired noble variety is grafted or grafted."

(source: https://www.molnarfaiskola.hu/tud.../gyumolcsfa-oltvany.html)

The different musical traditions studied at the university (electronic music, jazz, folk music, classical music) produce a new fruit every six months in the form of a common "fruit tree", which bears some of the characteristics of each of the musical traditions (János Ávéd, course leader)

Péter Mári - electronics

Norbert Botos - synthesizer

Barnabás Tóth - electronics

Dániel Gábor Banga - piano

The name "Unpacking" is borrowed from the end-of-year art show at the University of Fine Arts, where students "unpack" their works of the year in an exhibition. Here, students, teachers and visitors can see what each person has done, what they have achieved and what they have created during the year. We would like to establish a similar tradition with the participation of different music schools. A regular opportunity for students to present their work in the form of a concert, where they can listen to each other and show the public what they have been working on and what they have achieved at the end of a given period - practically once a quarter. As well as showcasing the schools, the aim is to bring students from different schools together and inspire them to work together.

For the students of the schools involved, admission is free, for the rest of the participants, admission is 2500 HUF with a pre-sale ticket, and 3000 HUF on the spot, which is used to support our performers and the series!

The concert is supported by the Hungarian House of Music.