This album is a milestone in jazz history and in the life of Blue Note Records. Between 1947 and 1952, Thelonious Monk made studio recordings with various lineups, leading his own band. more
First, two smaller black vinyl records were released, followed by a compilation album in 1956. Monk is truly an epoch-making genius, his music is sometimes ironic, sometimes lyrical, but always surprising. His melodies are unpredictable, his rhythms unusual, his harmonies groundbreaking – pointing the way forward for modern jazz. The concert will feature a selection of quintet and sextet compositions from the albums.
Featuring:
Kornél Fekete-Kovács - trumpet
Kristóf Bacsó - saxohpone
János Ávéd - saxophone
Gábor Cseke - piano
József Barcza-Horváth - double bass
László Csízi - drums
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The Kossuth Prize-winning pianist János Balázs was 13 when he was accepted to the Liszt Academy of Music's Special School…
Gustav Mahler SYMPHONY NO. 8 Concert performance in Latin and German with Hungarian, English, and original-language subtitles
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