Live In Memory Of is a Jazz album that features tributes to Géza Pecek Lakatos and musical styles influenced by Bach and Monk. It includes original songs written by Krisztián Pecek Lakatos (Tracks 1-5) and József Balázs (Track 6).
This is a Pure DSD 256 Stereo release exclusively available in the recorded Pure DSD 256 format from NativeDSD.Com
The album was recorded Live to Stereo DSD 256 at Mixat Stage in Budapest, Hungary on May 26, 2022 using the Hapi Analog to Digital Converter from Merging Technologies and Microphones from DPA, Neumann, Sennheiser, Shure and Wunder.
Krisztián Pecek Lakatos – Double Bass
József Balázs – Yamaha C7 Piano
Zoltán Zana – Saxophone
Elemér Balázs – Drums
Tracklist
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Additional information
| Label | |
|---|---|
| SKU | HRES2217 |
| Qualities | |
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| Artists | Elemér Balázs, József Balázs, Krisztián Pecek Lakatos, Zoltán Zana |
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| Analog to Digital Converter | Hapi, Merging Technologies at DSD 256 |
| Mastering Engineers | Benjamin Perényi & Tom Caulfield |
| Microphones | Piano: DPA 4011 (x2) Saxophone: DPA 4011 Double Bass: Wunder CM-67 Base Drum: Shure Beta-52 Snare Drum: Neumann KMS-105 Hi-Hat: Shure KSM-137 Toms: Sennheiser E-604 (2x) Overhead: DPA-4041 (2x) |
| Original Recording Format | |
| Piano | Yamaha C7 |
| Producer | Róbert Zoltán Hunka |
| Recording Engineer | Sándor Árok |
| Release Date | July 29, 2022 |
Press reviews
Art Station
Live In Memory Of is a Jazz album that features the clearly articulate, beautiful bass sounds of Krisztián Pecek Lakatos, a musician who is in his late twenties.
Dzsozi Blues starts with an improvisation by Krisztián Pecek Lakatos with a discreet drum accompaniment of Elemér Balázs. Then with a restless saxophone, the trio submerges 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 Free Will the band is expanded to a quartet and plays more freely.
Bach and Monk appear on the horizon with styles, moods and formations changing constantly in the tracks. Lakatos Pecek Krisztián’s album is an eclectic but valid entry into the world of adult musicians.
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