
On the occasion of World Music Day
Mozart, Beethoven and Haydn were once contemporary composers themselves. But how well do you know the composers of today? These annual contemporary music evenings offer composers an opportunity to present their works and performers a chance to take on new challenges. We can only hope that, after hearing the concert, the audience will agree that contemporary music is anything but a dirty word. Come and see for yourself!
Programme:
Péter Tóth: Renaissance dances from the 21st century – Branle, Intermezzo, Fandango, Air, Rondino
Péter Nógrádi: Hoquetus
Sándor Balassa: Matchmaking violin duets, Op. 79 – Csenge and Deli, Kincső and Bajzát, Őszike and Zalán, Tünde and Monor
Attila Reményi: Miniatures for harp
László Dubrovay: Sorrow and joy
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Miklós Mohay: Cassatio
Endre Olsvay: Pezzo giocoso
Zoltán Kovács: Flute quintet
Lajos Huszár: Officium Defunctorum
Host: Anita Beslin
Featuring: János Bálint, Budapest Saxophone Quartet, Roland Csalló, Dohnányi Quartet, Áron Dóczi, András Fejér, Lajos Huszár, Alajos H. Zováthi, Erzsébet Kasza, Andrea Meláth, Orsolya Mód, Anasztázia Razvaljajeva, Péter Szabó, András Szalai, Ferenc Szecsődi, Henrik Szőcs and Péter Tornyai.
Organiser: MMA – Music Section