The music of Dsilton consists of energetic arrangements in microtonal tunings with modulating rhythms. At Dsiltons current program, cycles of Georg Vogel & David Dornig are interlocked. Concerning the techniques of composition and the frames for improvisation all pieces share together complex grooves and the extended tonality of 31-tone tuning.

The repertoire shows a range from enharmonically entangled improvisation forms, 31-tone serial compositions to arrangements of processed field recordings.

This enharmonic microtonal journey is played on special instruments: newly built 31-tone keyboards called Clavitone, drumset and a new eight string electric guitar with 31 frets per octave.

From 6:45 to 7:30 pm, following the festival’s traditions, the members of Dsilton will hold an introductory discussion together with the evening’s curator, Samu Gryllus. (The language of the discussion is English.)

Place: Opus Jazz Club

Address: 1093 Budapest, Mátyás u. 8