The Trans House is a collective of musicians and concert organisers. Their work focuses on exploring the intersection of traditional world music and cross-genre improvisation. Their aim is to bring to life a series of events where music is present as a long process, similar to dance halls, folk pubs or even ritual events. The musicians involved always know the tradition in depth, ensuring that the deeper layers of the tradition can work, maintaining or even giving new context to these musical encounters. These occasions are part of a larger community experiment where multiple event formats, musical traditions and formations come together. They also have a social function, where participants dance, talk or just listen to the music.

Members of the Trans House Collective:
András Halmos
Gergő Kováts
Saïd Tichiti
Soma Salamon
Fanni Zahár

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