{"id":34618,"date":"2017-11-14T10:45:44","date_gmt":"2017-11-14T15:45:44","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.bocskairadio.org\/?p=34618"},"modified":"2017-11-14T10:45:44","modified_gmt":"2017-11-14T15:45:44","slug":"barabas-lorinc-trumpeter-budapest-back-new-york","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.bocskairadio.org\/en\/barabas-lorinc-trumpeter-budapest-back-new-york\/","title":{"rendered":"Barab\u00e1s L\u0151rinc trumpeter from Budapest is back to New York"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Barab\u00e1s L\u0151rinc Hungarian jazz trumpet player and producer will be on tour in the US between 16 November and 6 December playing in New York and San Francisco.<\/p>\n

Occupying a musical world on the border of jazz, world music, electronic music and pop, L\u0151rinc has published six albums through his career, all of them exceptionally well-received.\u00a0Originally educated in jazz, he also draws on a wide range of influence from Bart\u00f3k\u2019s music to Native American culture.<\/p>\n

The classically trained Hungarian trumpeter and composer showcases his versatility in style and elevation of classical jazz in a new era that fuses many genres of music from electronic, to pop and Euro-house, layered with synthesizers that perfectly blend the analog and digital worlds together to create a sound ripe for this generation.<\/p>\n

Where many think of a one-armed trumpet player as impossible, Barab\u00e1s L\u0151rinc can only imagine himself as “I’m Possible” in his seamlessly effortless stage shows and musical productions, where he takes on the roles of artist, producer and composer, whether in collaboration with a live band, as a one man band or scoring for films.<\/p>\n

Having many generations of painters and sculptors in his family, L\u0151rinc\u2019s affinity to visual arts is important. He describes his music as \u201cplaying with shapes and colors\u201d. L\u0151rinc chose to concentrate on the trumpet, going on to make his mark in the world of music. L\u0151rinc has performed in Hong Kong, Sydney, New York, Paris and Moscow, played at the Montreaux Jazz Festival and at the North Sea Jazz Festival among others. He spent years in London and lived in the US as well.<\/p>\n

Barab\u00e1s L\u0151rinc in his musical formation and collaborations shows that he sees no borders when it comes to the art of music because music is truly a universal language that cuts across all man-made boundaries, limitations and labels.<\/p>\n

L\u0151rinc is unstoppable in his zeal to present the sounds of his city Budapest and classical trumpet around the globe as he seeks more collaborations and fusions worldwide. Barab\u00e1s L\u0151rinc is definitely an artist to watch in 2017 as he continues to shine his star power on the world, one tour at a time.<\/p>\n

You can meet him and feel his illuminating power both with his solo act and with local musicians in various formations in the US.<\/p>\n

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Barab\u00e1s L\u0151rinc Live Act<\/strong><\/p>\n

Trumpet player and producer, Barab\u00e1s L\u0151rinc, has been a mover and shaker of the improvisative music scene in Budapest.\u00a0Over the past decade his club events and bands provided fertile ground for kindred spirits experimenting\u00a0at the crossroads of jazz and electronica. He gained wider international recognition on events such as the Montreaux Jazz Festival, iTunes Festival in London playing with Valerie June and also shared stage with the likes of Thievery Corporation and Bonobo.<\/p>\n

His solo project blends dance grooves,\u00a0meditative moods and all the shades in between. His live performances always have the excitement of a journey through unexpected modern tribal landscapes.<\/p>\n

The unique repertoire of Barab\u00e1s L\u0151rinc’s solo set is based on the concept of Elevator Dance Music (2015) and\u00a0Sastra (2013) albums. On the stage he juggles keyboards, trumpet, effects, laptop and a\u00a0loop station accompanied by cinematic projections.<\/p>\n

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