The mapping of the borderline between classical music and jazz is the joint ambition of Lajos Rozmán and Gábor Gadó, dating back many years; at their concert at the Opus Jazz Club, this ambition and experience will be expressed in a unique way.
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Last event date: Saturday, July 23 2022 8:00PM
Lajos Rozmán – Gábor Gadó Quintet (HU)
Featuring:
Lajos Rozmán - clarinets
Gábor Gadó - guitar
Anna Rákóczi - flutes
Tamás Zétényi - cello
Ernő Hock - double bass
The music of Gábor Gadó is a frontier that presents the diversity of genres, approaches and virtuosity: his compositions and transcriptions, which flow into free play, simultaneously represent the enduring quality of classical (written) music and the power of spontaneity. Compositions that seem to come up at that moment, improvisations that seem to be composed… This is contemporary music at its best, in which the music of Bach or Satie works with the power of “here and now” in today’s voice as well as elements of jazz and the magic of improvisation.
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For the best dining experience please arrive around 7pm.
We hold reservations until 8pm.
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