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A recording of a formation concert led by talented Prešov guitarist and composer David Kollar at the TAKE5 club in Budapest.
The young guitar player David Kollar came through playing in many bands from Prešov and Košice. At his second album he succeeded to bring the stage spontaneity and interaction in frame of his dynamic trio. By the vigorousness of jazz-funk riffs and balladic ethereality he tends to the big beat roots with the notable ingredient of swing.
Hevhetia Fest brings new projects to life every year, which are published at that time under the wings of the remarkable Košice publishing house Hevhetia. This year will be no different, and since the festival travels around Slovak cities, in Košice and Bratislava, domestic and foreign music fans will gather this year in the beautiful […]
The name of the band originated from the initials of the names of musicians guitarist David Kollar, drummer from the band King Crimson Pat Mastelott and trumpeter Paolo Raineri. Pat Mastelotto is an American drummer and deservedly one of the world’s best. He has been a permanent member of King Crimson since 1994. In addition, […]
In a fascinating book entitled Dvadsať rokov Hevhetie (Twenty Years of Hevhetia), the publicist Peter Motyčka maps an interesting story of the origin and activities of a unique Slovak music label, from its editional activities and musical content to a vision for the future, in a supplement with four CD samplers, symbolically called Past/Present/Future/Beyond.
Dušan Scholtz is a Košice-based fine artist closely related to Hevhetia record label. It was his works that opened a cycle of exhibitions held in the iconic Hevhetia shop in Alžbetina street in Košice. His appearance at the festival will include pieces from two cycles of his artwork. The first cycle inspired by Steve Reich´s […]
In 2021 Hevhetia is not only a record label with 280 issued titles featuring artists from 40 countries around the world or a music agency with a network of its own festivals at home and abroad, but it is also a functioning international exchange platform. This Košice recording company may not have entered the market […]
Already on Friday, 21st May a dozen or so artists will give the largest online concert in the Old Continent’s history, called “We Europe”. The event called WE EUROPE will consist of 10 live concerts from 10 European countries. All of them will be available for free at: WeEurope.art, starting from 8 p.m.
On May 21, jazz concerts will take place in nine places in Europe as part of the WE EUROPE project. These will be streamed and made available to the public for free!
