Lajos Dudas
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Biography
Lajos Dudas, born on February 18, 1941, in Budapest, Hungary, is a jazz clarinetist and composer. He studied at the Béla Bartók Conservatory and the Franz Liszt Academy of Music from 1958 to 1963. In the early 1970s, he moved to Neuss, Germany, where he taught clarinet and saxophone until 2004. His breakthrough came with "Urban Blues", which earned him first prize and international recognition at the 11th International Jazz Contest of Monaco in 1982. In 1992, he recorded Concertino for Clarinet and Orchestra with the Cologne Radio Orchestra. His discography included albums like Change of Time (1990), Seitenblicke (2003), and Return to the Future (2018). He also collaborated with notable musicians such as Karl Berger and Attila Zoller on various recordings and tours.
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- Cauda (Miniatures for solo clarinet)
- Balletmusic For Clarinet And Piano In Four Sets
- Concertino für Klarinette und Orchester
- Reni's Ballad
- Cab Car
- Bach's Gedenken
- The lady is a tramp by Philipp van Endert Trio
- Sweet Georgia Brown by Philipp van Endert Trio
- A thousand dreams by Philipp van Endert Trio
- Gloomy Sunday by Philipp van Endert Trio
- Out of nowhere by Philipp van Endert Trio
- All of me by Philipp van Endert Trio
- A foggy day featuring Karl Berger
- Filthy McNasty by Philipp van Endert Trio
- St. Thomas by Philipp van Endert Trio
- Meet
- But I...? by Philipp van Endert Trio
- All of Me
- Filthy McNasty
- Bagpiper
- Journey to Recife
- Bouree, BWV 966
- Folksong
- I'll Remember April
