Lörinc Barabas

From Ams­ter­dam to Budapest, Berlin, Lon­don, Lis­bon, and New York, the Hun­gar­i­an-born musi­cian fills con­cert halls as a soloist and band­leader. His con­certs reflect the inter­ac­tions of life, touch­ing the audi­ence and cre­at­ing moments of silence and enthu­si­asm. Barabas is like a pow­er­house full of music that has some­thing for everyone.

Lörinc Barabas, who grew up in a musi­cal house­hold, was giv­en a syn­the­siz­er by his moth­er at the age of 11, after which he caught the atten­tion of a teacher. He soon went to music school, where he dis­cov­ered his pas­sion for the trum­pet as an instru­ment he could play autonomous­ly with one arm.

From then on, the spell was bro­ken, and Barabas explored the world of jazz and pop.

He stud­ied jazz trum­pet and had his own ensem­ble at an ear­ly age. For over 20 years, he has had a deci­sive influ­ence on the Hun­gar­i­an jazz scene. In addi­tion to his solo con­certs, he cre­at­ed a jazz quar­tet, a fusion band, and RANDOM, a spe­cial jam format.

He has made sev­er­al guest appear­ances in Ger­many, includ­ing at the Xjazz Fes­ti­val in Berlin.

His discog­ra­phy, with 12 record pro­duc­tions, is impres­sive. His next album, with the promis­ing title ORBIT, invites lis­ten­ers to encounter the cos­mos of musi­cal satel­lites in orbit. “The trum­pet shall sound…”