Miklós Lukács Cimbiosis Trio (HU)
The outstanding Hungarian cimbalom player and composer, Miklós Lukács founded Cimbiosis in 2014. They have grown into one of the most original formations on the Hungarian jazz scene ever since.
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Miklós Lukács Cimbiosis Trio (HU)
Featuring:
Miklós Lukács - cymbalo
György Orbán - double bass
István Baló - drums
With a unique line-up and anever-expanding repertoire of original compositions, neither the leader nor the members are afraid of experimenting and searching for new ways of expression. They have released three albums on the Fonó Records label, the third extended to a quintet by two reed player. Their fourth CD entitled Music From the Solitude of Timeless Minutes was released in 2020 by BMC Records. This is how Gergely Fazekas musicologis described the album in the booklet: „Of course, within this style (idiom, atmosphere) can be found something from jazz too, for sure, but behind the musical ideas there is folk music, in its authentic form, in its art form after its Bartókish transfiguration, in the ornamentation there is Gypsy music, in places the volcanic energy of rock music erupts, and in the logic of the compositions, the complex harmonies, and the relentlessly serious attitude to the music is the entire classical tradition, from Bach through Debussy to Kurtág”.
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