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Ádám Móser says about tango: "Tango for me has always been about the meeting of cultures, just like chanson. It is about the tension born along the fault lines of traditions and its release. Passion, life and death. Tango is as much about Eastern Europe as it is about Argentina, New York or Odessa. In the chanson, we find the Balkans and Paris. My music revolves around the freedom of improvisation. French, Jewish, Argentinian, Balkan and circus music are mixed with contemporary elements. When I play, my music always ends up becoming a story that tells the story of freedom without words."

¡Villedyvoch is the most recent band of Ádám Móser. After his solo project and the ¡Nosnach duo, it is a new version, a station and a densification of the musical universe that Ádám calls French-Balkan-Klesmer-Tango. All three line-ups will be heard during the evening. After the solo accordion, which introduces us to the musical world, he will be joined by Endre Kertész in ¡Nosnach: familiar-unfamiliar melodies, stories told by instruments. An ankle, a lock of hair, a sigh. A shrug of the shoulders, a smile. Old images. Goodbye at dawn, meeting, embraces. Nights, streets, lodgings.

And finally, ¡Villedyvoch, where Ádám takes the lessons of his previous projects further and breaks new ground. A similar world in a completely different constellation. In the trio, alongside Endre, he evokes the past and tradition with Bartek Zsolt, creating a new balance and at the same time a new world. His compositions mix Jewish music, Piazzolla, contemporary chamber music and jazz in endless improvisations with the atmosphere of Paris, New York and Odessa in the 1930s.