Hét Hat Club X Obadu • Máltai Szimfónia
Come along and dress up – the more of you, the better! Let’s have a go together in a proper Balkan atmosphere this Halloween, to the music of the Hét Hat Club and Obadu! As a special treat,
the evening’s atmosphere will be set by the children from the Máltai Symphony Orchestra who come from disadvantaged backgrounds – this is the third time the Hét Hat Club has invited them to perform.
And there’s no need to go home once the concerts are over, as the evening continues with an after-party!
Schedule
Programme:
20:00 – Máltai Szimfónia
21:00 – Hét Hat Club
22:30 – Obadu
00:00 – AFTER: szovjet; Gordon
OBADU:
Their music features Hungarian and Romanian folk music
elements in a fresh electronic arrangement. The kaval, shepherd’s pipe and flute play a prominent role in their music, which they
combine with drum rhythms found in hip-hop and Latin American music. Their style is genre-diverse,
yet their unique sound can be heard in every track.
HÉT HAT CLUB:
The band was born in the Budapest underground scene, where art-punk musicians from ruin pubs, international nomads and dance-house revellers come together. The street musicians of Hét Hat Club have toured Europe, North, Central and South America. They have gathered a colourful array of rhythms and stylistic elements for their sound, bringing Hungarian and Carpathian-Balkan folk songs back to life in a modern form. Kjartan Code – the American outlaw – sings in English, Hungarian, Romanian, Spanish and Turkish, alongside his distinctive lyrics. Their musical style is often described as: gyp-hop, maneleton, post-mulatós, folk-techno.
MALTESE SYMPHONY:
The Maltese Symphony is a social programme run by the Hungarian Maltese Charity Service, which uses music as a tool to help disadvantaged children struggling with school-related issues to integrate into society. On this occasion, the children will perform Beás Romani songs, which are particularly close to their hearts, as their ancestors were also Beás. In this way, through music, they can showcase a part of their own cultural heritage. The children have come from the villages of Csököly, Gyulaj and Drávafok.
Szabadkikötő
Community space and all the extras to make you feel good!
The Free Port is a place where knowledge, experience, feelings and ideas can be freely exchanged over a coffee, a concert, a performance and/or a children's party. That's how it really works here! It's worth getting to know the double face of the place, dominated by kids by day and drinkers by night, with programmes open to all ages. Bring your four-legged pet, they're welcome too! And our kitchen prepares a lactose and gluten free menu every weekday, available from 11:30am.
