Váltás magyar nyelvre

 

The meaning of the word nigun: melody without words. The band was founded by András Párniczky in 2001

 

Evoking east-european jewish traditions is not so unusual in the American jazz sphere: think about John Zorn and musicians of Tzadik records. In Europe, Nigun is the only follower of this line, the origins of which are found both in deepen spirituality and today's jazz. Tradition and modernity, bound forms and improvisation, calmness and vibration: contrasts compleing each other feature the music of Nigun while the Hasid and Hungarian cultural traditions get new and common qualities in an authentic environment.


Klezz Jazz ER-CD 059

The first album of the band (Klezz Jazz) released in 2003. The lovers of folk, jazz and world music will all enjoy the nine songs this album contains. The members of the band, who don’t go only in for the same music but they are also friends, are mixing Jewish music (klezmer,  sephard, folk-sacral) with jazz and free-improvisative elements.

Since the formation of Nigun in August 2001, the band has performed on several festivals (Summer Jewish Festival, Sziget Festival, Kaláka Festival, Media Wave, Művészetek Völgye and Jazztergom), in clubs (Fonó Budai Zeneház, Rigolettó, Millenáris, Nyitott Muhely, Dalmát Pince, Bálint Ház,Pesti Est Café,Banán Klub,Kultiplex) . Nigun was also invited to several TV (MTV Zanzibár,Today Morning) and radio (Est Fm,Civil,Tilos,Radio Hungary Studio 6) programs as well.


 

The members of the band:
András Párniczky - guitar
János Vázsonyi - alto saxophone
Péter Nagy - bass
Csaba Gavallér - drums, derbuka

Featuring: Dániel Váczi - sopranino saxophone

 

www.nigun.hu

 

Information:

Adform Művészeti és Kommunikációs Iroda

1056 Budapest, Sörház utca 5.

T/F 486 11 87

info@adform.hu

www.adform.hu

 


Track 1: Skutchna

Track 2: Chosn Kalle Mazzeltov

Track 9: Fun Tashlikh