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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.

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.

The Godspeed! was founded in 2004. The creator and the author of the songs is Szentkirályi György guitarist, bass player.

The repertoire  of  the  Duo  consists  of  French, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian masterpieces, own compositions, elegant jazz evergreens as well as fiery Latin tunes.

Every jazz pianist's dream is to play in a band where he can achieve his own ideas.

Richárd Révész is one of the most talented pianist of this country. With his band he plays real jazzy latin vibes.

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.

Location: 1052, Budapest, Városház utca 9-11.

In July, in close cooperation with the Municipality of Budapest, the duo formations most popular with the audience of the Budapest Jazz Club will move to the open air and give a concert at the City Hall, four times in total.

Events can be attended without vaccine card!

More information: info@bjc.hu, +36 1 798 7289

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.

Luca's sophisticated vocal dynamics and improvisational performance style paired with Balazs's confident and colorfully vibrant piano techniques, not only demonstrate professional experience, but a deeper essence which is expressed through the pure joy of playing together.

Indigó is the pseudonym of singer-songwriter Ildikó Palágyi and her atmospheric modern jazz project. 

The Zádor – Kováts duo was formed in 2016. In their music, the two instruments engage in a dialogue based on the themes of their own compositions, in which the alternation of consonant and dissonant harmonies creates tension.