Old horror, live music: why to watch “silent” movies
You can listen to the live musical accompaniment to Nosferatu 1922 on 12 November at Müpa Budapest. Silent movies are still relevant!
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You can listen to the live musical accompaniment to Nosferatu 1922 on 12 November at Müpa Budapest. Silent movies are still relevant!
As Harold walks, he meets people, hears their stories, and rediscovers the simple beauties of life and nature.
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I-Opener deals with hard topics and I want nothing less than to make participants reflect on their own behaviour – says Oliver Juan.
I-opener is a free immersive video installation that aims to cultivate a deeper sense of ecological awareness.
Budapest art trader Virag Judit Gallery has set the starting price for Tivadar Csontvary Kosztka’s (1853-1919) work at the December 19 sale.
November and May each year, the Foundation provides accommodation and use of the studio of the Villa Tosa di Sotto in San Sano.
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It is painful that Tamás Konok, at the zenith of his creativity, did not live to see the opening of these exhibitions.
The music sheet book is designed for schoolchildren; 50000 pupils from 116 schools will receive it as a Christmas present.
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Meet Kálmán Balogh and a bunch of talented young musicians who play a characteristically Hungarian instrument!
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Mozart was incorporating the legacy of the past into his own oeuvre with a fantastic instinct – explains composer György Orbán.
My father was also very fond of Péter Eötvös, Kurtág and Ligeti, he studied their pieces with enthusiasm – Szakcsi Jr remembers.
The organinsers reached out to Gyumri to have a series of concerts. I am from Gyumri, so is Gurdjieff – Lusine Grigoryan explains.
This free improvisational form is one of the most personal things a musician can express in his life – explains Gergő Borlai.
Committed to pioneering new approaches, Kronos Quartet has experimented with a wide range of genres and trends since its beginnings.
Irén Lovász has worked on a four-part album series for seventeen years. Release concert of the last one is coming soon!
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