16.00: 20 musicians with one instrument:

 

We tribute to the Celebration of Music with a special program this year: Artists who are regularly performing in the club during the year and who are among the friends of Gödör Klub and Cultural Association for Gödör Klub will be performing on stage. From 4pm till night we can listen to the instrumental performance of these exceptional artists representing different genres of the Hungarian music scene.

 

22.00: Andrea Ladányi and Gergely Borlai: BL (contemporary multimedia musical dance performance)

 

In between the concert we can see a completely new performance where Andrea Ladányi will respond with body language to the percussion improvisations of Gergő Borlai. We will see and hear a conversation during their performance which is unique even in the genre, but here the music and dance is in counterpoint with the releasing of expected men-women contrast. Wonderful light painted background will make the almost perfect performance even better.

 

23.00: Pál Utcai Fiúk (The Paul Street Boys) concert with guests: János Kardos Horváth, Róbert Bérczesi, Mihály Víg, Frenk, Ogi Peter

 

We haven’t had the Boys in Gödör Klub since January, this concert will be a worthy closing of the Celebration for Music in a special set up, we will be able to see and hear them together with several other guest artists.

 

 

 

20.00: Specko Jedno, Kézi Chopin, Balaton

Alternative evening with the “boarder” Balaton and with Kézi Chopin by Tibor Legát, the band that had been on long term hold but started to give concerts again recently and with Specko Jedno filled with the charms of Bori Rutkai

 

20.00: Tárkány Művek album release concert on the terrace,

21.00: TranzDanz: Triptichon,

22.30: János Másik and band, ColorStar and guests

 

A fresh local band, Tárkány Művek mixing Hungarian folk music with swing, jazz and several other genres will have the introduction concert of their first album on the terrace as a start of the day. Later we will see the choreography of Péter Gerzson Kovács showing the music history scales of contemporary dance and music, folk dance and music. Later come the concerts of the never missing performers of the festival: János Másik and the ColorStar.

 

19.00: Marton Juhasz Group feat. Alan Benzie (USA), Váczi Eszter Quartet, Dresch Quartet, Triton

The young jazz drummer Márton Juhász will launch the evening in a jazz formation together with the Scottish guitarist, Alan Benzie, who won the “young artist of the year” award among others and with several other jazz musicians from Berklee School from Boston. Don’t be surprised, if the name Eszter Váczi Quaret is familiar to you, Eszter is an outstanding member of the Hungarian jazz and pop music scene and the members of her band have also appeared in different other formations together or separate. Dresch is the Hungarian saxophonist who bases his music entirely on the national folk heritage. In a sometimes direct sometimes less direct way – it can even change within one composition – the use of the Hungarian folk elements is not only true for the so called main themes but Dresch’s improvisations are also following the tunes and patterns of the Hungarian folk music. In addition to this comes the dynamics recalling the freshness of the authentic countryside dance music and the exceptional musical professionalism of Dresch and his band. Triton, the band of János Vázsonyi will close the event.

Entry is free for all programs of the festival!