Ferenc Snétberger
Guitarist | Composer

Ferenc Snétberger (guitar)

Keller Quartet: András Keller, Zsófia Környei (violin), Gábor Homoki (viola), László Fenyő (cello)

& Gyula Lázár (double bass)

for Guitar and Orchestra

Rhapsody Romanes No 1, parlando romanes, andante

composed by Ferenc Snétberger

Rhapsody Romanes No 2, oriental romanes, allegro,

composed by Ferenc Snétberger

Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra "In Memory of my People"

composed by Ferenc Snétberger

Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra "The Mediterranean" composed by John McLaughlin

Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra D-Dur RV 93 composed by Antonio Vivaldi

Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra "Concierto de Aranjuez" composed by Rodrigo

Markus Stockhausen trumpet

Ferenc Snétberger gitár

Ferenc Snétberger, “a musical cosmopolitan” (Die Welt), hails from a musical family in Hungary. He played guitar at an early age learning from his father. Initially influenced by Brazilian music, jazz and Django Reinhardt, he studied classical guitar, later jazz guitar at the Béla Bartók conservatory, Budapest. Snétberger has become one of the few truly distinctive voices on contemporary guitar, a border-crossing virtuoso of a rare kind. He was appointed freeman of his birth town in 2002 and received the Hungarian Order of Merit two years later. In 2005 he was awarded the Liszt Ferenc Prize in Budapest.

Ferenc Snétberger guitar

Anders Jormin double bass

Joey Baron drums