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Gereben Zita
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Gereben Zita

Zita Gereben her orchestra unites talented and renowned Hungarian musicians, who bravely address the most different musical styles and the freedom of improvisation, resulting in a truly original sound.

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Last event date: Wednesday, February 14 2024 8:00PM

Featuring:
Zita Gereben - vocals
Gábor Horváth „Tojás” - piano
Krisztián Tury - guitar
Áron Sárosi - bass guitar
Attila Gálfi - drums

In the eclectic programme of Zita Gereben and her orchestra, the songs have the characteristics of R’n’B, pop, blues and, of course, jazz. The Hungarian singer-songwriter founded her band in 2009; so far, they have recorded three albums of their own compositions, and are planning to release their fourth album this year. Zita Gereben has worked with numerous Hungarian bands, and her forays into the world of motion pictures proved equally successful. Her orchestra unites talented and renowned Hungarian musicians, who bravely address the most different musical styles and the freedom of improvisation, resulting in a truly original sound.

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We hold reservations until 8pm.

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