Live Piano Music
Monday, Tuesday: 6 PM – 10 PM
Spoon Day&Night – DJ Nights
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 4 PM – 11 PM
BEL CANTO & PIANO – Acoustic Duo
Saturday: 6 PM – 10 PM
Sunday: 12 PM – 4 PM
At Spoon the Boat, we pair our exceptional cuisine and breathtaking views with a rich variety of live music programs. Enjoy live piano on Mondays and Tuesdays, DJ sets from Wednesday to Friday, and an acoustic duo on weekends. Whether you’re here for a romantic dinner, a friendly gathering, or a special Sunday lunch, the music is always part of the experience.
The acoustic duo features vocalist Márk Keskeny and pianist Attila Balogh.
Formed in 2024, this unique musical pairing performs live at corporate events, private parties, clubs, and major stages across Hungary. Their repertoire spans from the 1970s to today, from jazzy moods to beloved pop classics – in both Hungarian and English.
Márk Keskeny – Megasztár semi-finalist, vocal coach, and sound engineer.
Attila Balogh – well-known pianist from Budapest’s top bars and hotels.
Árpád Dányi comes from a musical family – he is the son of renowned cimbalom artist Jenő Dányi, who toured the world from a young age with his instrument.
While most members of the Dányi family play string instruments, Árpád chose a different path and became a concert pianist.
He graduated from the prestigious Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music as a pianist and music teacher. He joined the Hungarian Radio Orchestra in 2005, and from 2007 performed in Japan, Los Angeles, and Vienna. Since returning to Hungary in 2016, he has been invited to numerous festivals as a guest pianist.
In his spare time, he teaches and performs regularly at the New York Café, Gundel Restaurant, and on board Spoon the Boat.
Graduated from the Saint Stephen Conservatory in jazz and classical piano.
He is 28 years old, married, and comes from a family of musicians. With his father, the renowned violinist Kálmán Váradi, he has toured the world.
One of his biggest achievements was working for two years at a five-star hotel in Africa, which opened new doors for his career. Today, he performs with his wife in a vocal-piano duo, appearing at festivals both in Hungary and abroad.
