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Molly paints with her hands. Eszter drags Kinga by the hand pulling her towards the canvas. The music is wailing if you look closely at the photo in the upper middle you can see Judit Bálványos on the Saxophone and Adam Javorka on the viola |
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The Bálványos Ensemble started performing in 1998. They play category-free improvisational music, often working with visual artists and dancers. They either play at exhibitions, where they use the artworks as inspiration for their music, or they use artworks 'live' or on slides at their concerts. They have performed in big museums and small galleries all over Hungary, the Hungarian radio, where they played classical music as well. They play for the film of one of the best known Hungarian film director, Jancso Miklos, and they often work with dancers. They were invited in the Netherlands, in a contemporary dance school in Arnhem, where , besides a performance, they improvised with the dancers in classes and rehearsals, and in Leiden, where they performed at several stops of the Art Route. Bálványos Judit graduated from Berklee College of Music, and played several concerts in Boston and New York during her four year stay in the US. Javorka Adam studied classical, jazz and folk music, and Varga Zsolt started his musical journey in jazz. |
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