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Dávid Ádám Nagy is a Hungarian-born protodisciplinary artist, contemporary bassoonist, and creative entrepreneur whose work dissolves the boundaries between disciplines — not to erase them, but to discover the intersections that connect them.
A graduate of Bard College and
The Juilliard School, Dávid is recognized for performances that unite emotional and conceptual depth with resonance and virtuosity, creating concert experiences that linger far beyond sound. He approaches performance as a living of experiment — an encounter between structure and spontaneity, attention and intuition.
Dávid has appeared as a soloist and chamber musician at MoMA, the Budapest Spring Festival, White Nights in St. Petersburg, Lorin Maazel’s Castleton Festival, the Prototype Festival, and the Bard Music Festival.
He is a member of contemporaneous, a renowned ensemble devoted to performing the most exciting music of today.
His artistic collaborations have extended to institutions including The Clark Art Institute, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Columbia University, NYU, the Liszt Institute, and the John Cage Trust.
Beyond music, Dávid’s work unfolds across visual art, writing, and design. His practice seeks to tune creativity into one living form — where art, science, and philosophy resonate as facets of the same curiosity: what it means to be alive and aware.