It is no exaggeration to say that the duo’s debut album Duetti, paralleli, released by Hunnia Records in 2019, unlocks the complete richness and beauty of the two strings. Since the release, several new compositions have been created by the duo, some of which will be performed for the audience of Opus Jazz Club.
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Ditta Rohmann - Szabolcs Szőke Duo: Duetti, paralleli (HU)
Featuring:
Ditta Rohmann - cello, voice
Szabolcs Szőke - gadulka, sarangi, array mbira
The versatile, internationally acclaimed and multi-award winner cellist, Ditta Rohmann, is an authentic and passionate interpreter of J.S. Bach’s music just as well works written by twentieth century and contemporary composers. She also often ventures into territories of other musical styles like jazz, or world music. An excellent proof of this is the present duo, founded in 2014 with Szabolcs Szőke, Artisjus award winner composer and specialist of various Balkanic and oriental string instruments. The two artists are exploring entirely new sound possibilities by playing the cello, gadulka and sarangi – string instruments of completely different origin and distinct playing techniques – giving Szabolcs Szőke’s compositions a unique, individual taste.
During their performances free improvisation is also used by the two soloists as means of artistic expression. Sometimes the cello and Ditta’s voice are accompanied by the magical harp-or bell-like sounds of the array mbira, a radical redesign of the African mbira instrument.
It is no exaggeration to say that the duo’s debut album Duetti, paralleli, released by Hunnia Records in 2019, unlocks the complete richness and beauty of the two strings. Since the release, several new compositions have been created by the duo, some of which will be performed for the audience of Opus Jazz Club.
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