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Dear Guests!

We sadly inform you that tonight's concert has been cancelled due to illness. Tickets purchased for the show can be used for the 10 May concert of Micheller Myrtill and Pintér Tibor, or you can ask for a refund at the spot where you have bought the tickets. Tickets purchased online at jegymester.hu can be asked to be refunded at info@bjc.hu

Tonight, Baris Gábor trio will be jamming in the bistro from 20:30.

Thank you for understanding!

The amusing way they perform evergreens and standards attracts a huge audience every month, and has a large number of frequenters.

The Quartet is part of the so-called “mainstream” whit a program tribute to the great predecessors and successors of Jazz, whit the “spirit of our times”.

The music of the band is based on the works of famous jazz musicians, spiced with their own similar, but a bit more modern songs. On this night, the popular vocalist, Berki Tamás will join the formation.

The music is a medley of different styles, including jazz, drum ‘n’ bass, jungle, hip-hop and rap. An overall category could be nu-jazz, but Loop Doctors can also be seen in clubs, where people actually dance to the music.

Anything can happen on the weekend jam nights when the most popular Hungarian musicians create random formations and play true bebop to entertain the audience.

19.00 BG5
20.00 Karosi Júlia Quartet
21.00 Geröly Tamás Trió
22.30 Jam Session

Anything can happen on the weekend jam nights when the most popular Hungarian musicians create random formations and play true bebop to entertain the audience.

19.00 Opening and awards of the Hungarian Jazz Federation
19.15 Concert of the Szabó Gábor-awarded artist
20.30 Kovács Linda Recycle
21.30 Soso Lakatos Quartet
22.30 Jam Session

The festival is organised by the Hungarian Jazz Federation.

Steve Coleman’s massive influence on jazz is obvious. 

Steve Coleman’s massive influence on jazz is obvious. 

Dezső Oláh jazz pianist, Zoltán Erdő clarinetist and  shawm  player,  Gergely  Tar  percussionist established  the  Trio  á  la  Kodály  group.  The primary goal of the formation is to present Zoltán Kodály’s works with new reflections, spiced with folk music.