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The band Deaf Platypus started out at the Jaroslav Ježek Conservatory under the mentorship of Jakub Doležal. Over time, they have moved from jazz-fusion covers to their own compositions: the platypus melodies are often humorous and innocent, but they also like to experiment with odd rhythms and intricate, almost neoclassical arrangements. Jazz improvisation remains the focus of their work.

Featuring: Dominika Ács – flute, vocals Krisztián Oláh – piano Sándor Födő – percussion

Közreműködik: Anggie Obin – fuvola Bill McHenry – szaxofon Toni Vaquer – zongora Masa Kamaguchi – nagybőgő Estefanía Chamorro – dob

Featuring: Krisztián Ördögh – wind instruments Viktor Paczári – bass guitar, effects Dániel Serei – drums, percussion

Featuring: Árpád Tzumó – piano Sándor Soso Lakatos – saxophone Krisztián Lakatos Pecek – bass guitar Gábor Rigó – drums

Featuring: Izabella Caussanel – vocals Sándor Csoóri – viola Péter Friderikusz – cello Áron Horváth – cimbalom Csaba Novák – double bass

Featuring: Ádám Mészáros - guitar Ernő Hock - bass guitar Szilveszter Miklós- drums guest: Áron Horváth - cimbalom

Featuring: Gábor Juhász – guitar Zoltán Kovács – double bass György Jeszenszky – drums guest: Aurél Holló – percussion, vibraphone, xylophone

Featuring: Ágnes Lakatos – vocals Máté Pozsár – piano Tibor Csuhaj-Barna – double bass Gábor Pusztai – percussion

This Blue Note album was compiled from the 1947–49 recordings of Theodore "Fats" Navarro following his death at the age of 26 due to illness and addiction. He played alongside the giants of the bebop generation, including Charlie Parker, Bud Powell, and Tadd Dameron.

Featuring: Ádám Mészáros – guitar Csaba Palotai – guitar

The Modern Art Orchestra’s three-part concert series pays tribute to this year’s centenary of a jazz icon through the legendary collaboration of Miles Davis and Gil Evans.

Featuring: Camila Nebbia – saxophone Goncalo Almeida – double bass Sylvain Darrifourcq – drums