Zsigmond Gerlóczy is a pianist, composer and producer working at the intersection of contemporary classical music, improvisation and sonic experimentation. His solo piano project Bagatelles explores intimate architectures of touch, silence and resonance, treating the piano both as an instrument and as an ecosystem.
His name has generated considerable interest in contemporary music circles, associated with brilliant instrumental virtuosity and recognized as one of the leading voices of the new generation of explorers of absolute music.

His music has caught the attention of Grammy-winning producers such as Walter Afanasieff and Jeff Bhasker, placing him within a close creative circle alongside artists like Jacob Collier, Tigran Hamasyan and Louis Cole, where composition, improvisation and production converge.
After reaching out to him personally, he was invited to Keith Jarrett’s home — a rare encounter that deeply influenced his approach to stage presence, risk and artistic honesty. Alongside Bagatelles, Gerlóczy has also developed a path in studio production, releasing an album and several singles that expand his sonic vocabulary across different musical genres.