In Memory of... Lakatos Pecek Krisztián

• 1Dzsozi Blues04:00
• 2In Memory of Geza Pecek Lakatos06:38
• 3Free will10:13
• 4Secret08:13
• 5Homage to Bach05:43
• 6The Past10:50
• 7Juli 708:24
• 8Abaout Monk07:26
• Total Runtime01:01:27

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“Clearly articulate, beautiful bass sounds by a musician who is in his late twenties. Dzsozi Blues is started with improvisation by Lakatos Pecek with a discreet drum accompaniment of Balázs Elemér. Then with a restless saxophone playing by Gábor Bolla, the trio submerge in hard bop. The composition written in memory of Géza Pecek Lakatos leads us in a peaceful world with the romantic playing of József Balázs. In the Free Will the band is expanded to quartet and play more freely. The Secret is like a ballad. Bach and Monk appear on the horizon, styles, moods and formations change constantly in the eight tracks. Lakatos Pecek Krisztián’s album is an eclectic but valid entry into the world of adult musicians.” (Gábor Turi)

Lakatos Pecek Krisztián, double bass
Balázs József, piano
Bolla Gábor, saxophone
Balázs Elemér, drums

Lakatos Pecek Krisztián
started playing the bass when he was nine years old. He studied classical music at the Béla Bartók Conservatory. He developed his jazz skills in a self-taught way. At the age of 13, he won the Hungarian Radio Jazz Bass Competition, where the age limit was 30 and the jury was chaired by John Patitucci, with whom he was able to play in a duo at the Gala Concert. As a prize he was able to record his own album, "Young man with a big bass". He is a member of the Elemér Balázs Group. He has played with Ed Thigpen, Nicholas Payton, Tim Ries and has recorded with Gregory Hutchinson. He has toured in Europe and America. He has been composing since the age of 16.

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