Ligeti 100 | UMZE Ensemble: Adventures with Ligeti
Lukas Ligeti: Dambangoma
Gergely Ittzés – flute
Aurél Holló – percussion
Georg Friedrich Haas: Hommage à György Ligeti
Péter Kiss – piano
Adrian Pop: Gulliver's Travels in Kylwiria – in memoriam György Ligeti – premiere
Gábor Gyetvai – double bass
Aurél Holló – percussion
Tamás Schlanger – percussion
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György Ligeti: Six Bagatelles
György Ligeti: Ten pieces for wind quintet
Gergely Ittzés – flute
Béla Horváth – oboe
Péter Szűcs – clarinet
Attila Jankó – bassoon
Máté Börzsönyi – horn
György Ligeti: Aventures
György Ligeti: Nouvelles Aventures
Sarah Defrise – soprano
Anna Molnár – mezzo-soprano
Harald Hieronymus Hein – bass-baritone
- Gergely Ittzés – flute
- Gábor Gyetvai – double bass
- Péter Kiss – piano
- Aurél Holló – percussion
- Tamás Schlanger – percussion
- Sarah Defrise – soprano
- Anna Molnár – mezzo-soprano
- Harald Hieronymus Hein – bass-baritone
- Gergely Ittzés – flute
- Béla Horváth – oboe
- Péter Szűcs – clarinet
- Attila Jankó – bassoon
- Máté Börzsönyi – horn
- UMZE Ensemble
- Conductor: Gergely Vajda
“We should compose dramatic works that don't require a word-for-word understanding of the text in order to understand what is happening on stage. A text of this kind should not record conceptual implications, but should directly reflect human emotions and behaviours in such a way that the moments and actions on the stage emerge as meaningful despite the lack of conceptual meaning in the text.” Aventures and its sequel, Nouvelles Aventures, create exactly this fictional and artificial language, worked out from vowels and consonants. Ligeti leads us on an adventure through the world of human emotions, from the humorous surface to the terrifying or even mystical depths. This emblematic pair of pieces is accompanied by two of Ligeti's cycles for wind quintet, a work by Lukas Ligeti and two compositions by contemporary composers commemorating Ligeti.
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