UMZE Ensemble: All'Ongherese
László Sándor: Two Volk Song Reworks
Attila Bozay: Mirror, Op. 28
Miklós Lukács: Improvisation
György Kurtág: Tre Pezzi, Tre altre Pezzi (Op. 38a)
Mátyás Bolya – Samu Gryllus: Prisoner Song
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Ádám Kondor: Hungarian Volk Song Forms
Gyula Fekete: All’Ongherese
Péter Tóth: Death Flowers – Premiere, for the order of the UMZE Chamber Orchestra
Miklós Lukács: Improvisation
Balázs Horváth: With Men's Eye / With Women's Eye
- Ágnes Herczku – vocal
- Mátyás Bolya – zither, lute
- Balázs Szokolay Dongó – recorder, tárogató
- Helga Debreczeni-Kis – zither
- Miklós Lukács – cimbalom
- András Szalai – cimbalom
- UMZE Chamber Orchestra
- Conductor: Balázs Horváth
All’Ongherese – Hungarian style… Goulash, paprika, at best the csardas dance, or if we are cultured, folk music, Bartók and Kodály.
How did composers relate to Hungarian folk music in past decades and what is their attitude to it today? Adaptation, transformation, folk gestures. Allusions, instrumental improvisation. Folk performance styles and new-music techniques, jazz and world-music tendencies. The list of modern approaches to Hungarian folk music is endless. By spotlighting some of these alternatives, we would like to join the audience in seeking to discover whether a work will be different if its creation is inspired by disparate aesthetic motives. Because the works’ composers are extremely diverse – and not only considering the time when they were born.
Tickets are available for 2000 HUF on the spot,
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and at InterTicket Jegypont partners across Hungary.
Season Ticket: 6000 HUF
Next Concerts of the Season: 22 October, 28 November, 16 January, 20 March, 30 April