The initiative ‘Early Music Academy’, with its five-year-old history, is an intensive master course organised annually twice. The purpose of the program is to create an opportunity for young Hungarian and foreign musicians to deepen their knowledge of baroque music. 

At the Academy, high level of professionalism is guaranteed by internationally renowned music teachers famous for their familiarity with music of the past, including for example Mónika Tóth and Soma Dinyés, who are the professional leaders of the Academy, as well as Christoph Urbanetz, Anna Januj, Jan Cizmar and Balázs Máté. This chamber music concert, commemorating this fifth anniversary of the foundation of the master course, provides a befitting opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments and successes of the Early Music Academy achieved so far. Apart from offering the audience a unique musical experience, this event also offers another great occasion to present and popularise music of the past.

The concert held on 22nd October 2016 will feature internationally renowned and exceptionally talented star performer of baroque music violinist ENRICO ONOFRI. ENRICO ONOFRI has not visited Budapest in the past few years, thus his concert is likely to generate intense interest both in professional circles and among lay music lovers. The concert also stars the teachers of Miszla Baroque Early Music Academy.

 

PERFORMERS:

Enrico Onofri – Baroque violin

Tóth Mónika – Baroque violin

Baranyay Piroska – Baroque cello

Mészáros Bernadett – Harpsichord, organ

Jan ČIŽMÁR – Teorba, baroque guitar

 

Program:

Dario CASTELLO (1590-1658)

Sonata decima a tre da Sonate concertante in stile moderno,

Libro secondo, Venezia 1629.

 

Giovanni Paolo CIMA (1570-1622)

Sonata a tre da „I Concerti ecclesiastici” Milano 1610.

 

Giovanni Battista FONTANA (1571-1630)

Sonata settima da Sonate a 1,2,3...Venezia 1641.

 

Don Marco UCCELLINI (1603-1680)

Sonata La Prosperina

da Sonate, Arie et Correnti Op.4. Venezia 1645.

 

Biagio MARINI (1587- 1643)

Sonata a tre sopra „Fuggi dolente core”

da Sonate da Chiesa...Libro terzo, Venezia 1655.

 

Alessandro STRADELLA (1639-1682)

Sinfonia XX. a tre in la minore

 

Arcangelo CORELLI (1653-1713)

Sonata da Chiesa op.3.nr.8. in Do maggiore 1689.

Largo, Allegro, Largo, Allegro

 

- interval -

 

Giovanni BONONCINI (1670-1747)

Sonata in re minore per due violini e basso nr.11.

Tempo giusto, Spiritoso, Lento, Allegro.

 

Antonio CALDARA (1670-1736)

Sonata in Si b maggiore a tre Op.2 nr.12. “Chiacona”

 

Antonio VIVALDI (1678-1741)

Sonata a tre in re minore Op.1 nr.12  "Follia"

 

The concert is supported by the International Visegrad Found.

 

Tickets: 4000-5500  HUF