Artist database

This is the Artist Database of BMC, which includes information about composers, musicians, orchestras, choirs and groups that are either Hungarian or Hungarian by origin or live in Hungary, as well as information about releases recorded with them.

Ágoston Béla


saxophone, voice, clarinet, saxophone - tenor, saxophone - alto

 
Béla Ágoston completed the singing and music major of the Janus Pannonius University of Sciences in 1992. He is an acknowledged folk and jazz musician, who has contributed to several recordings as a multi-instrumentalist. In his own projects and with the Dél-alföldi Saxophone Ensemble he plays primarily the alto and tenor saxophones and the bass clarinet. He plays traditional Hungarian and Jewish folk music as well as folk arrangements with the bands of Kati Szvorák (Kati Szvorák and the Stone Cutters) and Ferenc Kiss (Etnofon Music Association, Odessa Klezmer Band), where he uses the bagpipe, the clarinet and different recorders. At live performances he often adds tuva singing to the sonority. A recently discovered territory of his music is performing in solo and together with the band Budbudas. He made his debut release with his own Ágoston Trio in 1999.
 
Year Title Publisher Code Remark
1997 Dél-alföldi Saxophone Ensemble: Dusk
(Dél-alföldi Szaxofonegyüttes: Esthajnal)
Magánkiadás MZS 11
1997 Mediawave Records MWR 001
1999 November Music NVR 2004-2
1999 Live and Live
(Ágoston Trio: Lakni, lakni)
Periferic Records BGCD 046 Own
2002 Magánkiadás Nana 01 Own
2003 Periferic Records GCD 033 Own
2003 Binder Music Manufactory BMM 0303 43244842
2004 Hand-stand
(Dél-alföldi Szaxofonegyüttes: Tótágas)
BMC Records BMC CD 115
2005 BMC HMIC BMC PCD 016 Not for sale - only for promotion / 4 CDs
2006 Binder Music Manufactory BMM 0606-64295447 Own
2007 Megadó Kiadó M-03
2008 Gryllus Kft. GCD 074
2008 Hungarofest Kht. HFEST-MXH 015-016
2010 Megadó Kiadó M-15 Own
2011 Ágoston Frió: Embercarpet
(Ágoston Frió: Parázsszőnyeg)
S*10 Records
2016 BMC Records BMC CD 236
2016 Gryllus Kft. GCD 173