Some things in music can’t be planned.
Years ago, Klaudius Kováč was my teacher. Today we’re colleagues. And somewhere along the way, our playing turned into a conversation — one where we often say the same thing at the same time, without ever agreeing on it beforehand.
For me, that’s something incredibly rare. And that’s why I dreamed of recording an album with Klaudius. Not “just another CD,” but an attempt to capture this connection while it’s here with us.
That album is Two Boddies.
We recorded it without preparation, without arrangements — simply letting the music speak through us. And what came out, you can now hear too.
🎧 Listen here: album.link/two-boddies
You’ll find it on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Tidal… I believe everyone has their platform.
And if you give it your ears, let me know what stood out to you most — a particular tune, an emotion, the way the music speaks between us?
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Some connections in music can’t be explained.
When I first played with Klaudius Kováč as his student, I had no idea we’d one day be colleagues… and that our musical conversation would feel almost telepathic.
Our new album Two Boddies was born from that connection — not over months of planning, but in moments where the music simply spoke for us.
🎧 Listen here: album.link/two-boddies
💬 I’d love to hear — do you believe in this kind of musical chemistry?
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Hey saxophonists! Just shared some daily exercises for mastering altissimo from my upcoming book on Instagram. Check it out www.instagram.com/stories/martin_uherek/3403122911… and let me know what you think!
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