House of Things That Have Happened / A Concert by Bori Hegedűs and Erik Tempfli
House of Things That Have Happened – October 26
Bori Hegedűs and Erik Tempfli look back on their musical journey in a special concert featuring their most meaningful songs and defining moments. Joined by outstanding guest artists, including Gábor Presser, Miklós Vecsei H., Zoltán Seress, Lilla Orbay and Izabella Caussanel, they create an emotionally rich evening that brings together music, theatre and personal stories.

Schedule
October 26 – House of Things That Have Happened
Guests: Gábor Presser, Miklós Vecsei H., Zoltán Seress, Lilla Orbay and Izabella Caussanel
✨ The music of Bori Hegedűs and Erik Tempfli is characterized by deep emotion, outstanding musical quality, and a heartfelt tribute to the great artists of the recent past.
Bori Hegedűs is a singer and lyricist, the lead vocalist of godfater., the band led by Tibor Tátrai, the frontwoman of the QJÚB concert-theatre production, and a regular guest vocalist with Magyar Banda.
Erik Tempfli is an award-winning pianist and composer who performs with numerous musical ensembles. The two artists have been regular co-writers since 2020.
This special concert looks back on the milestones of their musical journey together, revisiting the defining moments and songs that have shaped their artistic careers.
🎺 The band
Bori Hegedűs – vocals
Erik Tempfli – piano
Tamás Kontor – guitar
Frankie Látó – violin
Sándor Födő – percussion
Tamás Szabó – harmonica
Dani Usztics – bass guitar
🎨 The performance will be accompanied by graphics created by Zsófia Hegedűs especially for the songs.
Bori Hegedűs and Erik Tempfli first introduced their shared musical world to a wider audience as contestants on the Hungarian television talent show A Dal in 2021 and 2022.
Their first joint album, 10 és fél (Ten and a Half), was released in 2022.
🎵 Listen to the album: https://open.spotify.com/album/6T7UmkrfEwAnjJmzefHk5y
Their second album, Megtörtént dolgok háza (House of Things That Have Happened), was released in 2025 by Tom-Tom Records.
🎵 Listen to the album: https://open.spotify.com/album/2lIQrLFsAwxuqiSTZHoLf8
🎼 Special guests and collaborators
Mentors, inspiring artists and friends will join Bori and Erik on stage for this concert.
🎹 Gábor Presser has been the most significant musical influence on the two artists. His musical sensitivity and distinctive melodic world continue to inspire Bori and Erik as songwriters. They are especially honoured that he will perform with them in person:
“An artist whose work has helped shape who we are today will be standing beside us on stage. Without his legacy, we certainly wouldn’t be the artists we are now!”
🎭 Zoltán Seress, a Jászai Mari Award-winning actor and member of the Vígszínház theatre company, inspired the theatrical atmosphere of the performance. He and Erik have worked together on several productions, and their shared dressing room at the Pesti Theatre has been the setting for many creative sparks.
🎭 Miklós Vecsei H., a Junior Prima Award-winning actor and creative artist, has a long-standing friendship with Bori and Erik, as well as a history of collaborative projects with them. These include Nem akarok (I Don’t Want To), created together with Anna Juhász. He and Bori are also the frontpeople of the QJÚB concert-theatre ensemble.
🎙️ Lilla Orbay is one of the most distinctive and versatile young artists on Hungary’s jazz scene. As both a singer and songwriter, she brings a fresh perspective to contemporary jazz. Her music naturally blends intimacy with the energy of improvisation.
🎙️ Izabella Caussanel is a French-Hungarian singer and songwriter. She is a founding member and vocalist of the Fonogram Award-winning band Ötödik Évszak and the group Ephemere. Since 2023, she has also been a regular guest vocalist with Magyar Banda.
MOMkult
MOMkult is one of the leading community and cultural spaces in Budapest. Over the past seventy years, it has hosted numerous international productions in the Bauhaus building. Jazz, pop, classical music, contemporary dance, standup, performances, talks, theatre productions and festivals fill the interior and exterior spaces of the building.

















