Here is a lengthy interview by Kornel Zipernovszky for the most prestigious Hungarian magazine, “Fidelio”. We talk about everything from my childhood, to studying at Berklee, at the Thelonious Monk Institute, to writing my own music and to releasing my second album “Triumph” as a leader. Enjoy 🙂 Németh Ferenc:
Here is a write up by Nate Chinen for the New York Times, about my upcoming concert at Smalls, featuring songs from my new CD “Triumph” and an all star band with Chris Cheek, Aaron Goldberg and Lionel Loueke. Ferenc Nemeth is reviewed by the NY Times by: Nate Chinen
I am very happy to announce that one of my song “Joy”, was nominated for the 11th Independent Music Award in the Jazz-Song category. You can check it out and vote here; http://www.independentmusicawards.com/imanominee/11th/Song/Jazz You can also buy the song on iTunes if you like; http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/joy-single/id510744364 I’ve been traveling quite a bit, I’ve
Since my last entry, quite a few things happened, one of them was changing the look of my website. Very exciting, especially when you do not know what the outcome will look like. As far as my life goes, I just came back from India a couple weeks ago, after
Ferenc is now an official Zildjian Cymbals and DW Drums Endorser! Please check the profile on the Zildjian and DW-Drums website. http://zildjian.com/Artists/N/Ferenc-Nemeth http://www.dwdrums.com/artists/roster.asp
Great article from the italian magazine Jazzit, and with special thanks to Marco Valente, “Night Songs” was included in the magazine’s december issue. You can check Marco’s websites at www.jazzos.com, or www.jazzengine.com Here is the article: FERENC NEMETH JAZZIT
It’s been quite awhile, since I updated my news section and a lot of things had happened since. I have recorded several CDs, which you can find at the discography section and I’ve been touring almost constantly, mostly with Lionel Loueke and my own band. Last year I had the
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Gilfema + 2 » OBLIQSOUND 512 Only someone confined to a cave over the last few decades would not be aware that jazz is an international music nowa- days. But many listeners still don’t know that its global reach has long eclipsed the yearning of foreign musicians to imitate the music invented
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Gilfema + 2: Jazz Across The Continents by Josh Jackson Photo by Carsten Fleck Gilfema is Swedish-Italian bassist Massimo Biolcati, Hungarian drummer Ferenc Nemeth and guitarist/vocalist Lionel Loueke from Benin, West Africa. February 3, 2009 from WBGO – Gilfema may be a tad subtle for a band name. It has nothing to do with
http://thephoenix.com/boston/music/74637-gilfema-2/ Review: Gilfema + 2 ObliqSound (2009) By JON GARELICK | January 6, 2009 With rising jazz-guitar star Lionel Loueke in the mix, Gilfema are shaping up to be a jazz supergroup. On their second disc, you can hear why: just about every piece is drawn with the clear outlines of simple folkloric