In 2019, his album Freedom won first place in the jazz category at the Independent Music Awards, and since 2020 he is also the proud owner of a Grammy Award with the Emilio Solla Jazz Tango Orchestra. He is also a highly imaginative collaborator who is well known in the jazz world. Szabó is currently a professor at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).įERENC NÉMETH is a world-renowned, Grammy Award-winning, versatile and exciting musician who continues to push the boundaries of jazz drumming and composition. In 2018, he was the only winner of the largest US advocacy group, ASCAP's Composer's Prize, one of the fruits of which is a large-scale piece for the Los Angeles Symphonic Jazz Orchestra, to be performed in California in the autumn of 2022. His international competition wins include the 2006 "Grand Prize of the City of Paris" at the prestigious Martial Solal International Jazz Piano Competition and first prize at the Jas Hennessy Solo Piano Competition in Montreux in 2000. His most recent score is for the American-Romanian feature film "So.What's Freedom?" by Andrei Zinca, which has been winning awards since its release, most recently winning the Audience Award at the Sedona International Film Festival in Arizona. The album, which was included on the "Best of the Year" list of the American JAZZIZ magazine, features some of the finest studio, classical and jazz musicians in Los Angeles. His album "Visionary", which straddles the boundaries between jazz, film and classical music, features a chamber orchestra with a jazz trio, telling stories, seeing, and dreaming. He has toured Europe and the United States, and the Dániel Szabó Trio performed with the Wayne Shorter Quartet on the same stage at the Kimmel Center in Philadelphia in 2008. Chick Corea's management has asked Szabo to perform the final movement of Corea's Bartók-inspired "Jazz Piano Concerto", dedicated to MÜPA, with John Patitucci and Dave Weckl, in the spring of 2022.The highly successful premiere of his work for string orchestra ("Resources") was premiered at the prestigious Musikverein in Vienna in February 2020 by the Tonkünstler Orchester and Peter Erskine. He has released several successful albums in collaboration with world stars such as Chris Potter, Peter Erskine and Kurt Rosenwinkel. Mné (1-16), Gábor Papp (17)Ĭoncert by Ildikó Megyimóreczné Schmidt and her studentsĭániel SZABÓ, who is acclaimed both in Hungary and abroad, performs concerts, writes music for jazz and classical ensembles, films, theatre productions and also produces records. R.Schumann: Papillons Op.2 Endre Kecskeméti LFZE BAPreparation teacher: László Baranyay (18),Gabriella Fodor (16), András Kemenes (18), Ildikó Sch. J.Brahms: Sonata in A major 1st movement violin: Tátrai Anna PTEpiano: Péter Szamosközi PTE18. Haydn: Sonata in C major No.60 1st movement Hecker Noémi PTE OTL17. Ferenc Liszt: Obermann's Valley Ferenc Németh PMG16. Chopin: scherzo in B minor Zsombor Kemény PMGFerenc Liszt: La campanella15. Ernő Dohnányi: Intermezzo in A minor Tamara Lévai PMG14. Bach: English Suite in G minor - Prelude Barnabás Kincses PMGL.van Beethoven: Sonata in G major Op.79 1st movementJ.Brahms: Szerelmi dalkeringők Nr.2 Zsombor Kemény PMG (four hands) and Tamara Lévai PMG* short pause *13. W.A.Mozart: Sonata in C major KV 330 2nd movement, Pálffy Máté PMGJ.S. Arensky: etude in B minor Eisenschreiber Anna PMG10. J.Haydn: Concerto in G major 3rd movement Bartha Marcell LF AMI with Mné Sch. Chopin: Children's Polonaise in G minor Bertalan Keve LF AMI LF AMIBéla Bartók: Scherzo, Bartha Marcell LF AMIBéla Bartók: Melody interruptedBurgmüller: VelocitéL.van Beethoven: Scottish Dances Dóra Horváth LF AMI8. W.A.Mozart: Menuet in A major Oláh Lőrinc LF AMI V.Hodos: Winter Journey Béla Bartók: Playing Child5. V.Hodos: The hedgehog Horváth Lőrinc LF AMI4. Kassai Mária: Singing Csikós Toma LF AMI3. Leo Weiner: Proposal - four hands Lőrinc Horváth LF AMI and his teacher2.
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