Trio Squelini, vendég: David Boato (IT)
The members of Trio Squelini, specialising in ethno-jazz and contemporary chamber music with a unique instrumental lineup, have been playing together in various bands and recordings for years. more
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Band leader Szabolcs Szőke is one of the modern polyhistors: in his productions, music works in synthesis with visual arts and theatre, just as in music he creates a dialogue of genres, a musical union of jazz, Balkan, Indian and West African music with his bandmates. Trio Squelini recorded an album entitled Campiello/Terecske in 2014 and since its release has become a regularly performing group. They are happy to invite guests to their concerts, to emphasise different shades of their repertoire. This time, they are joined by David Boato, a distinguished jazz trumpeter and flugelhorn player from Mogliano Veneto, who has been making music with the trio for more than a decade. They have performed together in Italy and Hungary, their first album Via Ilka was released by Hunnia Records, and in October 2024 they recorded a new album during a joint tour of northern Italy, from which they will now perform a few tracks on the stage of Opus.
Featuring:
Szalai Péter - percussion, kalimba, aquaphone
Szőke Szabolcs - gadulka, sarangi, array mbira
Váczi Dániel - sopranino- and alto saxophone, aquaphone
David Boato - trumpet, flugelhorn
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