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Zsófia Boros

 “Often I think I am holding the choice of music in my own hands, but later I wonder if the music has chosen me as a medium. My approach is always very intuitive; when a piece of music grips or touches me, I want to reflect it – to become a mirror and convey it.”

 Hungarian guitarist Zsófia Boros was born in Prague in 1980 and studied in Bratislava, Budapest, at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna (the city in which she is now based) and at the Francisco Tárrega Guitar Academy in Pordenone, Italy. She has been the recipient of numerous awards, including first prizes at the North London Music Festival, the Concorso Internationale Val Tidone, the Paganini Competition in Parma, and the Premio Enrico Mercatali in Gorizia.

Dance With The Ghosts III

By David Six

Label: Sessionwork Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Living In The Rays Of Light; Lacrimae; 0x2co; Norway Maple Song; Sphere Of Ex; Arcane Celestial.

Contaminazioni Contemporanee 2025

by Luciano Rossetti
November 6, 2025

Zsòfia Boros, Filippo Sala, Azat Bayazitov, Ron Blake & More

by Ludovico Granvassu
December 19, 2023

Emerging saxophonists, emerging guitarists, established masters, and the good feeling that we're in the middle of a great time for jazz where tradition and innovation bring about tons of good music.Happy listening!Playlist Ben Allison “Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00 Freddy DeBoe “Lora Blu" Lora Blu--Single (Daptone) 0:16 ...

Jazz in Church 2014, Bucharest, Romania

by Adriana Carcu
April 24, 2014

Jazz in Church Lutheran Church Bucharest April 3-6, 2014 The second edition of the Bucharest Jazz in Church Festival found the best way to establish a valuable musical tradition, not only in Romania, but also the wider, European jazz arena. Featuring musicians from France, Italy, UK, ...

En otra parte

By Zsófia Boros

Label: ECM Records
Released: 2013

Zsofia Boros: En otra parte

by AAJ Italy Staff
October 15, 2013

Un giro nel mondo della chitarra classica in cinquanta minuti. Si potrebbe definire così il percorso sonoro di questo CD tra autori latino-americani, spagnoli e statunitensi. L'idea di base della chitarrista ungherese è speculare rispetto a quella di molti autori omaggiati (in primis Leo Brouwer), che avevano incorporato nel proprio retaggio afroamericano il mondo armonico euro-classico. ...