Hajdu Klára Quartet Feat. Szakonyi Milán at Jazzfest Budapest at Premier Kultcafé

Hajdu Klára is a prominent figure in the Hungarian jazz scene, known for her work as a singer, songwriter, and vocal teacher. Currently, she teaches jazz singing at the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music. Over the past 20 years, she has performed in numerous major clubs and festivals across Europe and the USA. With her unmistakable voice and a quartet that has undergone several lineup changes since 2008, she has developed a unique sound that has become her trademark. The current members of her quartet – Cseke Gábor, Soós Márton, and Richter Ambrus – are all top-tier jazz musicians. Their albums are distributed in Japan, played on radio stations from Europe to Mexico, and streamed by fans in over 30 countries....

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Hajdu Klára is a prominent figure in the Hungarian jazz scene, known for her work as a singer, songwriter, and vocal teacher. Currently, she teaches jazz singing at the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music. Over the past 20 years, she has performed in numerous major clubs and festivals across Europe and the USA. With her unmistakable voice and a quartet that has undergone several lineup changes since 2008, she has developed a unique sound that has become her trademark. The current members of her quartet – Cseke Gábor, Soós Márton, and Richter Ambrus – are all top-tier jazz musicians. Their albums are distributed in Japan, played on radio stations from Europe to Mexico, and streamed by fans in over 30 countries.

On this special evening, they will present their latest album Nostalgia, which includes both original compositions and songs that have been defining for Klára's career—pieces that have accompanied her journey as an artist and continue to inspire her as a songwriter and performer.

Alongside the quartet's signature sound, Klára’s husband, creative partner, and co-writer, Szakonyi Milán, will join them with his distinctive voice, guitar, and compositional contributions. Together, they will revisit their recent collaborations and invite the audience on a nostalgic musical journey.

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