Zsofia Csikos-Tardy
Budapest
Zsofia Csikos-Tardy grew up in Budapest between a conductor father and a soprano mother, singing on stage from four and playing the cello from five.
- Liszt Academy, Budapest
- Sings in six languages
- Jazz voice at Lewis & Clark
- The Hunglish Project quartet
- The album Odd Times
BM and MM from the Liszt Academy; a quarter century teaching voice in Hungary, soloing with choirs, big bands and orchestras, writing lyrics and coaching voices on pop records. In 2015 she moved to Portland with her husband, the guitarist Attila Csikos. She teaches jazz voice at Lewis & Clark College and in her studio in Multnomah Village.
Her quartet, the Hunglish Project, mixes standards with Hungarian jazz and Balkan rhythms; with Attila she recorded the album Odd Times. She sings in six languages, and audiences call her scatting a force of nature.
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