Spiced up Hungarian folk for a slow musical tourism<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Saxophone legend Mihaly Dresch<\/strong> bridges free jazz and Hungarian heritage, having shared the stage with Archie Shepp, David Murray, and Hamid Drake<\/strong>. Laszlo Heigl<\/strong>, a multi-instrumentalist from the renowned Misztral<\/strong> band, and Daniel Szabo<\/strong>, a leading cimbalom player and folk singer, bring unique textures and depth. Eniko Szabo\u2019s voice<\/strong> connects genres with grace, known from collaborations with Enik\u0151 Szab\u00f3 and her band spice up Hungarian folk music with an addicting sweet complexity. The musician imbues authentic folk instruments with an aesthetic language of love and light, producing a captivating atmosphere both for folk music fans and modern urban music lovers. This is music for a slow musical tourism, led by a whimsical flow and piercing our imagined landscapes with even richer reality. She\u2019s coming to the magical Soto\u010dje with her own project, but in the past her talent shined next to well known artists of the Hungarian folk scene such as the dulcimer player K\u00e1lm\u00e1n Balogh, the Elemer Balazs Group, \u00d6kr\u00f6s Band, the Honv\u00e9d Art Ensemble, and many others. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u00d6kr\u00f6s Ensemble, Balazs Elemer Group,<\/strong> and Gary Lucas\u2019s Pearly Clouds<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n