Lost his son, could never move on: an astonishing and tragic life
The pianist described himself as a man who had set out from shocking poverty to conquer the world’s music stages.
The pianist described himself as a man who had set out from shocking poverty to conquer the world’s music stages.
Gypsy music, which Liszt described as unusual and daring at the time, is an exquisite source of inspiration for the genre of rhapsody.
Concert-opera or not, music and real or imagined stage events together create the effect – says creator Gergely Vajda.
I am close to the Liszt who, in his old age, got fed up with success and glamour and made a complete dimensional change when he abandoned it.
I want to be a creative musician and a composer who always writes from his soul. I’m searching for the meaning of my presence in this world.
“I have collected more than 850 hours of folk music material during the last 35 years, and meanwhile I visited hundreds of places.”
Director András Hábetler and myself are childhood friends, so he tailored the character of Don Giovanni to match my personality.
Jazz singer Gabi Szűcs investigates in her concert what is really like to be labelled as femme fatale. Are these women better lovers than wives?
No surprise that Mendelssohn chose him for this monumental piece: Elijah is considered as someone who prepared the way for the Messiah.
Péter Kálmán, bass baritone who considers himself a Rossini fan, shared a few things with us about this promising night.
The Transparent Sound New Music Festival is organised for the 8th time. Composer Judit Varga explains how it works out during the pandemic.
The professional feedback shows that Müpa found the best way to feed the audience with great things and make the connection even stronger.
The music sheet book is designed for schoolchildren; 50000 pupils from 116 schools will receive it as a Christmas present.
Now I can celebrate my birthday in the Müpa, under great circumstances, with extraordinary musicians – Kálmán Oláh says joyfully.
Krisztián Oláh, his quartet, and the Budapest String Orchestra give a great concert topped up with a world premiere.
100 years of avant-garde music presented by a pianist, featuring the cream of Hungarian and international composers – including one world premiere!
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