Kálmán Balogh and the cimbalom players of the future stir special emotions in our hearts
Meet Kálmán Balogh and a bunch of talented young musicians who play a characteristically Hungarian instrument!
Meet Kálmán Balogh and a bunch of talented young musicians who play a characteristically Hungarian instrument!
Sean Shibe, Mathis Kaspar Stier, Júlia Pusker, the Sonoro Quartet and Sebastian Heindl are part of the Rising Stars programme.
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!
Revolution, betrayal, a mysterious poet, renewing and inventing genres: the meta story of Sardanapalo is pure adventure itself!
Liszt Fest returns in 2023 too! The press was invited to attend a gathering where a card game was played and programmes announced.
The performance explains the infidelity of a woman who cannot forget her first and true love and flees her bad marriage.
Debussy: “I wished music to have such freedom to which it is probably better suited than any other art form…”
On this album, Antonio Castrignanò walks around the world and meets a lot of interesting people. Let’s walk with him!
Wagner’s operas depict passionate stories and dramatic situations: love affairs, human emotions and fateful decisions…
We try to keep our history alive, and fortunately there are opportunities to do so – says band leader Gyula Tóth about Studio 11.
Requiem by Ligeti has an indescribably powerful effect on the listener and brings us to a true catharsis that stays with us for long.
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