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Folksong
Album: Live At Salzburger Jazzherbst
By Lajos Dudas
Label: JazzSick Records
Released: 2013
Duration: 8:34
Un poco presto
Album: 50 Years With Jazzclarinet
By Lajos Dudas
Label: JazzSick Records
Released: 0
Duration: 4:01
All Of Me
Album: Nightlight
By Lajos Dudas
Label: JazzSick Records
Released: 2002
Duration: 3:37
Blueduet
Album: 50 Years With Jazzclarinet
By Lajos Dudas
Label: JazzSick Records
Released: 0
Duration: 4:58
Lajos Dudas: Live At Salzburger Jazzherbst
by Dan Bilawsky
Hungarian clarinetist Lajos Dudas seems to continually find inspiration through altered states of musical companionship. In a three year span, Dudas released four vastly different records that mark him as a bolder-than-the-norm reed man with an unquenchable thirst for something different: He played one-on-one with pianist Hubert Bergmann on What's Up Neighbor (JazzSick, 2011), delivered a ...
Live at Porgy & Bess
By Lajos Dudas
Label: JazzSick Records
Released: 2013
Track listing: Soft Waves; Reni's Ballad; Homage to O.P.; In Walked Bud; Embraceable You; Rumpelstilzchen;
Maydance; Back to L.A.; Night and Day.
Live At Salzburger Jazzherbst
By Lajos Dudas
Label: JazzSick Records
Released: 2013
Track listing: Bagpiper; Folksong; At Carmelo's; Soft Waves; Urban Blues; Walk In The City; All The Things You Are; Bourree; Mistral; All Of Me.
Lajos Dudas Trio: Live at Porgy & Bess
by Karl Ackermann
Vienna's Porgy & Bess Jazz Club is approaching its twentieth anniversary as an international--but intimate--venue for top jazz talent from Europe and beyond. It's the perfect setting for this live recording from the Lajos Dudas Trio. A Hungarian native living in Germany, clarinetist Dudas is teamed with long-time collaborator, guitarist Phillipp van Endert and bassist Leonard ...
Lajos Dudas Trio: Live at Porgy & Bess
by C. Michael Bailey
Hungarian-German clarinetist Lajos Dudas has quite the résumé in Europe, with about 50 recordings to his credit. He has been around long enough to have had clarinetist Artie Shaw remark on his talent, but do not mistake his longevity with a marriage to the traditional mainstream of jazz; it is anything but. Dudas has adventurous spirit ...
