Ferenc Snétberger
Guitarist | Composer

PANNONHALMA | MONASTERY | ARCUS TEMPORUM FESTIVAL | HUNGARY

Snétberger | Solo Gitarre In Concert

SZOMATHELY | FŐ TÉR | FORUM SZÍNPAD| SAVARIA TÖRTÉNELMI KARNEVÁL | HUNGARY

Snétberger & Students Farkas Zsolt - piano Adrian Szajko - double bass Elemér Fehér - clarinet , bass clarinet Diana Danyi - voice feat.: Ferenc Snétberger - e -u. a- guitar, Toni Snétberger - drums

CLUJ-NAPOCA | MUZEUL DE ARTA CLUJ-NAPOCA | ROMANIA

Snétberger | Solo Gitarre In Concert

BERLIN | A-TRANE

SNÉTBERGER TRIO | TITOK | RECORD RELEASE CONCERT Ferenc Snétberger (acoustic guitar); Anders Jormin (bass); Ferenc Németh (drums) Ferenc Snétberger is a Kossuth and Liszt Prize-winner guitarist and founder of the Snétberger Music Talent Centre that gives disadvantaged children music teaching programmes. His music has deep and wide roots, organically combining Roma and Latin American traditions, with jazz and classical music influences. The album Titok recorded in Oslo in 2015 and released in April 2017 by prestigious record label ECM makes this imperative for diversity even clearer because the other two members of the trio are Anders Jormin, Swedish bass player (master of improvisation teaching as well as being an expert of Cuban and Mozambique folk music), and American drummer legend Joey Baron. Despite (or perhaps because of) their disparate musical backgrounds, the three artists play in perfect harmony, and since the stress is on melodic improvisation in their new release, the audience can hear a sung dialogue between guitar and bass, to which the drums add a sensitive rhythmic background. For this concert Snétberger and Jormin are joined by none other than New York resident Ferenc Németh on drums.

Budapest, Liszt Academy, Grand Hall I CD Präsentation

SNÉTBERGER TRIO | TITOK | RECORD RELEASE CONCERT Ferenc Snétberger (acoustic guitar); Anders Jormin (bass); Ferenc Németh (drums) Ferenc Snétberger is a Kossuth and Liszt Prize-winner guitarist and founder of the Snétberger Music Talent Centre that gives disadvantaged children music teaching programmes. His music has deep and wide roots, organically combining Roma and Latin American traditions, with jazz and classical music influences. The album Titok recorded in Oslo in 2015 and released in April 2017 by prestigious record label ECM makes this imperative for diversity even clearer because the other two members of the trio are Anders Jormin, Swedish bass player (master of improvisation teaching as well as being an expert of Cuban and Mozambique folk music), and American drummer legend Joey Baron. Despite (or perhaps because of) their disparate musical backgrounds, the three artists play in perfect harmony, and since the stress is on melodic improvisation in their new release, the audience can hear a sung dialogue between guitar and bass, to which the drums add a sensitive rhythmic background. For this concert at the Liszt Academy, Snétberger and Jormin are joined by none other than New York resident Ferenc Németh on drums.

PÉCS | KODÁLY CENTER | UNGARN

SNÉTBERGER TRIO | TITOK | RECORD RELEASE CONCERT Ferenc Snétberger (acoustic guitar); Anders Jormin (bass); Ferenc Németh (drums) Born in 1957 in northern Hungary, guitarist/composer Ferenc Snétberger was the youngest son of a family of musicians. Early on his father, a guitar player also, became his role model. Snétberger studied classical music and jazz guitar. Today he is best known for his art of improvising and his crossing of stylistic borders. His music is inspired by the Roma tradition of his home country, Brazilian music and flamenco as well as classical guitar playing and jazz. He made numerous albums as a leader, co-leader and sideman and has toured all over Europe as well as Japan, Korea, India and the United States. His new recording Titok was Recorded and mixed by Jan Erik Kongshaug at Rainbow Studio Oslo in 2017. Music mates on the new album are Joey Baronthe american drum legend, and Anders Jormin double bass player, who is the master of double bass improvisation. This time at the concert the New York based Hungarian drummer Ferenc Németh helps to present the new album. Ferenc Snétberger – acoustic guitar Anders Jormin – double bass Ferenc Németh – drums

WIEN | PORGY & BESS

Snétberger TRIO | TITOK | CD RELEASE Ferenc Snétberger Gitarre Phil Donkin Kontrabass Ferenc Németh Schlagzeug