Vilmos Jávori Memorial Concert

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This memorial concert for Vilmos Jávori features the Hungarian Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra and renowned soloists at the Palace of Arts in Budapest.

“Vilmos Jávori was one of the greatest figures in our jazz history, who had a significant impact on the music of both Hungary and the neighbouring countries. His name is associated with the first Hungarian victory at the Montreux Jazz Festival, in the company of Béla Szakcsi Lakatos, Rudolf Tomsics and Aladár Pege, while his students, such as Roland Balogh, Dávid Hodek, and Péter Kaszás and Roland Balogh, are recognised and successful musicians all over the world.

The Mi Padre album reflects the wonderful individuality of Hungarian art and music. My good friend Péter Sárik played an active role in putting together the record and the concert, as did Gergőely Bogányi, Tony and Roby Lakatos, Irén Lovász, Vilmos Szabadi, Robióbert Szakcsi Lakatos, Irén Lovász, Péter Wolf, Vilmos Szabadi, Tony and Roby Lakatos, the actor Gyula Bodrogi and the film director István Szabó and the actor Gyula Bodrogi. I’d like to thank them, as well as the nearly 160 other people who agreed it would be a good idea to hold this commemoration of my father (Mi Padre).” (Dávid Jávori)

Featuring:

János Balázs, László Balog, Roland Balogh, Zoltán Balogh, Gergely Bogányi, Zoltán Dandó, János Egri, Enikő Farkas, Charlie Horváth, József “Plutó” Horváth, Péter Kaszás, Linda Király, Attila Kökény, Imre Kőszegi, Tony Lakatos, Roby Lakatos, Attila László, Béla Lattmann, Irén Lovász, Áron Nyírő, Q‐Cee, Richárd Révész, Péter Sárik, Vilmos Szabadi, Béla Szakcsi Lakatos, Róbert Szakcsi Lakatos, Nikolasz Takács, Gergely Tar, Kati Wolf, Honvéd Male Choir, Hungarian Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra, and a ten‐member wind ensemble including László “Lecsó” Tóth (Hungarian National Philharmonic)