Sunrise Trio at Jazzfest Budapest at Trafó Kortárs Művészetek Háza

The Sunrise Trio is a modern jazz trio that seamlessly navigates between moments of intimacy, silence and powerful energy. This results in a dynamic musical journey with plenty of room for ensemble playing and improvisation.

The members of the Sunrise Trio combine their diverse backgrounds and experiences with a shared passion for pushing musical boundaries. They explore styles that go beyond jazz with elements of metal, funk, soul and rock. Influenced by the famous piano trios of Bill Evans, Brad Mehldau, Ahmad Jamal and Esbjörn Svensson, as well as bands like Rammstein and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Sunrise Trio creates a different sound. The fusion of different influences results in an innovative approach to contemporary jazz in which musical accessibility plays an important role....

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The Sunrise Trio is a modern jazz trio that seamlessly navigates between moments of intimacy, silence and powerful energy. This results in a dynamic musical journey with plenty of room for ensemble playing and improvisation.

The members of the Sunrise Trio combine their diverse backgrounds and experiences with a shared passion for pushing musical boundaries. They explore styles that go beyond jazz with elements of metal, funk, soul and rock. Influenced by the famous piano trios of Bill Evans, Brad Mehldau, Ahmad Jamal and Esbjörn Svensson, as well as bands like Rammstein and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Sunrise Trio creates a different sound. The fusion of different influences results in an innovative approach to contemporary jazz in which musical accessibility plays an important role.

The band's current project "Silent Film meets Modern Jazz" showcases the Sunrise Trio's ability to fuse visual storytelling and the world of music. In this project, they composed music for the iconic silent film Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans. Their compositions breathe new life into this classic cinematic masterpiece. By combining sound and image, they add even greater emotional depth to the acting and provide the audience with a unique audiovisual experience.

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