Adriena Bartošová

University of Economics, Faculty of Management, concurrently with private studies of singing with Mária Medvecká and František Tugendlieb

Andrej Šeban’s rock band Demikát

Ladislav Gerhardt’s jazz quintet

establishment of the band Scat; Bratislava Jazz Days festival ‘87 as a part of the Slovak jazz festival (the band became the event’s breakthrough)

art of singing festival Vokalíza in Prague, Slovak Jazz Festival in Žilina, main programme of the Bratislava Jazz Days ‘88

1st place in the songwriters contest Song for a Star (performing her own Song for a City); 4th place in the “Melodie” magazine poll (category "Talent of the Year")

regular appearances in the “To je ono” (That’s It) programme (Studio S theatre , Bratislava) of Milan Lasica and Július Satinský, concert in Jyväskylä (FN); appearance on the stage of the Slovak National Theatre, as a singer (with her own music) in Trevor Griffith’s Showmen (dir. Martin Huba); cooperation with the Top Sound orchestra (AT); appearance in Milan Markovič’s show “Nevyzúvajte sa, prosím” (Keep Your Shoes On)

nomination for the Singer of the Year in the “Melodie” magazine poll (Scat nominated for the Band of the Year); changes in the band cast (A. Šeban, Martin Breznický, Marek Minárik, Emil Frátrik)

performances in England (Leeds, Sheffield, West Yorkshire)

Ladislav Martoník Prize for jazz composition and performance; Bratislava Jazz Days ‘94 (with Andrej Šeban)

cover version of Jorge Ben’s “Mais que nada” – unprecedented hit chart success

appearances in festivals in Prague, Košice, separate concert for the Slovak Television, performance in Prague

cooperation with the Gustav Brom’s Big Band

concert at the international Expo exhibition in Hanover

concerts abroad (Canada, Belgium, jazz days in Berlin)