Gyárfás – Hock – Pozsár

The trio, founded by Attila Gyárfás, draws from the instruments of free improvisation, contemporary classical music and traditional jazz, and its members are active representatives of the Hungarian improvisational music scene. The orchestra's sound is dominated by a modern analogue synthesizer, which under the hands of Máté Pozsár creates an almost infinite variety of timbres, and is even capable of switching between the radically different sounds it contains in the blink of an eye. Contrasting with the vibrations shaped by the circuits and generated by the speakers is the acoustic sound of the drum kit and Ernő Hock's bass, but the musicians' attention and imagination allow the three instruments to boil into a unity. Most of the trio's repertoire is made up of compositions by Attila Gyárfás, based on the improvisational skills of the three musicians, but using the sound samples of the sampler controlled by Máté Pozsár, they also play recordings from jazz history to which the members of the orchestra are closely connected.