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Triumph in the “Top 25”
Triumph is in the “Top 25 Recently Recommended Downloads”! Click here to read more!
New Collaboration with Attila Laszlo feat. Russell Ferrante and Jimmy Haslip
2 NEW SHOWS ADDED! JUNE 19th at the BLUE WHALE and JUNE 21st at the UNITED HUNGARIAN HOUSE! I am very excited to tell you about my new collaboration (that will take place between June 19-24, in Los Angeles) with renown Hungarian guitarist Attila Laszlo and two incredible, Grammy Award
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FN 3 and 4 at the 55 Bar
On May 15th we are celebrating my and a couple of other people’s birthday at the 55 Bar. What’s a better way to celebrate than play? Well…participate 🙂 The 1st set we have a trio with LIONEL LOUEKE and MASSIMO BIOLCATI, playing alongside FERENC. Some classics of Gilfema and some
3 New Exciting Shows!
Dec 12th.55 Bar/NY — Dec 13th.Vitello’s/LA — Dec 18th.Yoshi’s/SF — On Dec 12th I am playing at the legendary 55 Bar in NY with my band featuring Kenny Werner, Bob Sheppard, Gilad Hekselman and Lara Bello. On Dec 13th I am playing at one of LA’s finest place, Vitello’s
Triumph Review by CriticalJazz
Here is a great Review of my upcoming album “Triumph” from CriticalJazz by Brent Black. So what’s in a name? Are you serious? We have Joshua Redman, Kenny Werner, and Lionel Loeke rounding out one of the most formidable 4tets and with the leader drummer Ferenc Nemeth and you have
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I am very excited, because my new CD “Triumph” is coming to the stores in September! The CD is featuring Joshua Redman, Kenny Werner, Lionel Loueke and I have a whole section of woodwinds, arranged and conducted by my good friend Nicolas Sorin. I already have a couple of reviews
The Times Of India article
Working with one of the most amazing composers – Ilaiyaraaja – was a blessing for me. Here is a little write up in “The Times Of India”, about the recording we did in London with members of the London Symphony and a rhythm section from hungary including Attila Laszlo, Bela