The American keyboard player, composer and producer is best known in Hungary from his days with Tribal Tech, but his achingly beautiful playing is also featured in Dave Holmes' extraordinary soundtrack to ?Ocean's Eleven?, which is known to a much wider group of people than jazz fusion fanatics. At his first Hungarian gig, Kinsey will be accompanied by Scott Henderson on guitar, Matthew Garrison on bass and Gary Novak on drums.
Kinsey and his group will be followed by one of the best representatives of jazz fusion in Hungary: the Kaltenecker Trio. Zsolt Kaltenecker, among the most sought-after pianists on the Hungarian jazz scene today, plays a repertoire ranging from funky to folk, from Pastorius to Bartók. Kaltenecker is joined by percussionist Gergő Borlai and bassist Péter Papesch. The trio?s last concert on the A38 ship was in November, when they played material from their new critically-acclaimed CD Shantansz.
The event will be held on Monday, February 20. Tickets are on sale in advance or at the door for HUF 5000.
