Dés, Waelti, Herbert at Jazzfest Budapest at Premier Kultcafé

"Why play melodies?" – asked Kenji Herbert, Andreas Waelti, and András Dés when they first met musically. Their collective performance felt so natural that the spontaneous improvisations had a purity and formal coherence as if they had been meticulously composed in advance. Herbert, Waelti, and Dés together form a symbiosis that transcends the boundaries of traditional composition. Their shared synergy allows them to venture into uncharted territories, creating a captivating soundscape that seemingly never repeats itself. Now, this unique trio, with the diversity of their experiences, empathetic listening, and joy of playing, invites the audience on a sonic journey like nothing we've heard before....

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"Why play melodies?" – asked Kenji Herbert, Andreas Waelti, and András Dés when they first met musically. Their collective performance felt so natural that the spontaneous improvisations had a purity and formal coherence as if they had been meticulously composed in advance. Herbert, Waelti, and Dés together form a symbiosis that transcends the boundaries of traditional composition. Their shared synergy allows them to venture into uncharted territories, creating a captivating soundscape that seemingly never repeats itself. Now, this unique trio, with the diversity of their experiences, empathetic listening, and joy of playing, invites the audience on a sonic journey like nothing we've heard before.

"In a world filled with pre-composed melodies, this triumphant trio challenges conventions and embraces the exciting realm of spontaneous composition." – ChatGPT

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