Uri Caine at the Budapest concert he will be joined by Hungarian musicians – Miklós Lukács, Petra Várallyay, and Mátyás Szandai – who have developed distinct and autonomous styles both as performers and composers.
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Last event date: Sunday, April 10 2022 8:00PM
Uri Caine: Bartók Project / BARTÓK SPRING 2022
Featuring:
Petra Várallyay – violin
Chris Speed – saxophone, clarinet
Uri Caine – piano
Miklós Lukács – cimbalom
Mátyás Szandai – double bass
Jim Black – drums
American composer and pianist Uri Caine is a universal musician, who performs in a variety of formations, with both jazz and classical musicians. As a composer, he is deeply committed to such greats of music history as Bach, Mozart, Schumann, Verdi, Wagner and Mahler. He has worked with the Vienna Volksoper, the Concerto Köln, the Arditti String Quartet and the BBC Symphony Orchestra. Uri Caine has been living in New York since 1985 and has recorded 33 albums in the last four decades.
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