Zsiványjazz // guest: Másik János
2024-03-21T19:00:00.000Z
Zsiványjazz is an acoustic jazz formation with a lighter, more popular sound, but with a lot of free improvisation and improvisation. The band brings the Fregoli album with virtuoso instrumental performances, joined by János Másik, with his legendary songs and keyboard improvisations.
The band was founded by guitarist Ádám Nagy, a Huszka Jenő Prize-winning composer, with two young jazz virtuosos, Adonis Fábry behind the drums and István Siklai, who also plays bass and double bass with distinction.
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In addition to evergreen vocal and instrumental tunes and jazz standards, the group's repertoire includes mainly original compositions, spiced up with artistic improvisations.
In 2022 they performed at the opening of the Mindszentyneum at the XVI Ars Sacra Festival, at the Hungarian House of Music, in spring 2023 at the Babel Jazz Festival in Novi Sad, in summer at the Valley of Arts Festival in Kapolcs, and this September they premiered their first album at Kobuci with three outstanding musicians.
The first full-length album was released in spring 2023, which is also the acoustic album of Ádám Nagy:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/1KT7xF76ht9dPCoTrMX171...
- Ádám Nagy-guitar, vocals: He graduated from the jazz guitar faculty of the Kodolányi János College, is a multiple Golden Zsiráf Award-winning guitarist, composer, performer, winner of the Jenő Huszka, Tamás Barta, Hangfoglalás awards, and is the founding guitarist and songwriter of Roy and Ádám, Wörk Projekt and several other well-known groups.
- István Siklai - bass guitar, vocals: Bartók Konzi, Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Ruby Harlem, Bolyki quartet
- Fábry Adonisz-drums, keyboards: Bartók Konzi, Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Cosmos band, DAS trio bands, 2023 Hungarian Jazz Association - Louis Armstrong Award
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