Classical Indian tunes blend with jazz and world music during a fanciful concert performed by the
MoonArra
band at Budapest’s
A38 concert hall
, while during the show, Hungarian jazz pianist,
Káel Norbert
accompanies the India-based formation.
(Photo: MoonArra Facebook page)
With a flowing name that translates to “three streams” in English,
MoonArra
is also committed to be ambassadors of culture, while presenting the message of peace, harmony, goodwill, and tolerance to their audience. The ensemble has performed at some of the most significant jazz and world music international festivals, including at the
Java Jazz Festival
in Indonesia, and at Thailand’s
Bangkok Jazz Festival
, while they visited several European cities during concert tours, and now the band invites the Budapest audience for a magical night out at one the city’s most panoramic party places.
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