Too Hungarian to Be Italian, too Italian to Be Hungarian – Giorgio Fekete’s favourite Italian songs
Giorgio Fekete, Carson Coma’s half-Italian, half-Hungarian frontman, is about to make an old dream come true:
Giorgio Fekete, Carson Coma’s half-Italian, half-Hungarian frontman, is about to make an old dream come true:
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Last event date: Friday, January 03 2025 8:00PM
for the first time in his life, he will perform his favourite Italian songs as part of a full-length, big-band concert. The programme will feature well-known Italian dance tracks and rock hits from the 1960s and 1970s, alongside other compositions that simply have to feature thanks to their musicality and/or because of their important role or memory from Giorgio’s life. The line-up – put together especially for this concert – will feature members of Carson Coma (Péter Gaál, Attila Jónás, Bálint Kun), enhanced with string and wind sections, and with Blahalouisiana’s Gábor Jancsó as musical director and orchestrator.
vocals - Agata Angilella
vocals, guitar - Giorgio Fekete
percussion instruments - Péter Gaál
instrumentation, guitar - Gábor Jancsó
bass guitar - Attila Jónás
piano, keyboard instruments - Bálint Kun
drums - Vincenzo Pellecchia
vocals - Lucas Palmira Várhegyi
Presented by: Müpa Budapest
Photo: Botond Wertan
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