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tHUNder Duo Live Performance - Drumeo

Want to learn more from legendary drummers? Try Drumeo free for 7 days ► https://www.drumeo.com/trial-yt Faster Hands & Feet (in 10 days) ► https://www.Drumeo.com/faster/ Gábor Dörnyei & Kornél Horváth are the tHUNder Duo – a unique percussion-based project that reinvents traditional genres of music from all over the world while pursuing exciting new rhythms and musical avenues. Their performances are inspiring, musical, and thunderous. Luckily for you, you’ll be able to watch them perform live right here in the Drumeo studio. Be sure to check out Gábor and Kornél’s live drum lesson, too: ►https://www.drumeo.com/blog/drum-with... The Ultimate Guide To Recording Drums: ►http://bit.ly/2sp6w8H Follow us! ►  / drumeo   ►  / drumeoofficial   About Gábor: Gábor Dörnyei is a talented musician who is currently a faculty member at The Institute of Contemporary Music Performance (ICMP) in London and the drummer for the group Thunder Duo. Gábor’s wide range of talent has scored him sharing the stage with top players such as Jojo Mayer, Billy Cobham, Gavin Harrison, Ian Paice, Steve Smith, Chris Coleman, and was even hand-picked to tour the world with the sensational LONDON PRODUCTION Michael Jackson – Thriller. About Kornél: One of the world's great percussionists, Kornél Horváth is also one of its most original. Starting as a flutist, he then moved to percussion, teaching himself a unique approach rooted in the rhythmic traditions of his Hungarian homeland and Eastern Europe coupled with jazz, Indian, Arab, African and Latin influences. By fusing these various elements he developed the highly individual approach and unique sound that have made Kornél the first-call choice for so many major sessions and tours. Voted #1 Percussionist in the World by the readers of UK RHYTHM Magazine, together with Gabor in tHUNder Duo - they are rhythm section for 4 times Grammy Award Nominated American Jazz Guitarist/Multi Instrumentalist phenomenon Stanley Jordan.