Program
Samuel Scheidtbio:
Paduan Dolorosa à 4, SSWV 42
Courant Dolorosa à 4, SSWV 47
Michael Praetorius:
Dances from the compendium “Terpsichore”
Georg Philipp Telemannbio:
Concerto for Four Violins in G major, TWV 40:201
(1. Largo e staccato, 2. Allegro, 3. Adagio, 4. Vivace)
Antonio Vivaldibio:
Concerto for Two Violins in A major, RV 519 (from the collection “L’estro Armonico”, Op. 3)
Featuring
Featuring
- Györgyi Czirók (descant and alt viola da gamba, baroque violin)
- Eszter Lesták Bedő (alt viola da gamba, baroque violin)
- Rita Sovány (bass viola da gamba)
- Soma Dinyés (descant and tenor viola da gamba, harpsichord)
- László Herboly (percussions)
- Zsófia Lezsák (baroque violin)
- Péter Kostyál (baroque violin)
- Noémi Molnár (baroque violin)
- Zoltán Fekete (baroque viola)
- György Kertész (baroque cello)
Other information
The event is about 45 minutes long.
About the event
Budapest can only remain a liveable, loveable, and throbbing metropolis if it builds upon a strong and cohesive network of small communities. To make this a reality, we need new platforms and habits, and fresh experiences in our cultural life. Strengthening this is the aim of the newest cooperation of the Budapest Festival Orchestra and the City of Budapest too, within the framework of which chamber ensembles of our orchestra give online miniconcerts broadcast from important institutions of Budapest.
