Program
The jinn conjures away the music score
Luigi Boccherinibio:
String Quintet in C major (“Night Music of the Streets of Madrid”), Op. 30, No. 6
The princess gets lost
Bernard Andrès:
Pistache
The king doesn't understand Japanese
Louis Vierne:
Légende
Who's bigger?
Kocsár Miklós:
Titbits
It is like…
Chinese songs for erhu
It is as if...
Eugène Ysaÿe:
Violin Sonata in A minor, Op. 27, No. 2 – Ist movement
Nothing remains
Kurt Schwitters:
Ursonate
Replanning – the throb
Nebojša Jovan Živkovic:
Trio per uno – Ist movement
The sound of the Earth
Improviasation for Australian didgeridoo
The birth of melody
Camille Saint-Seäns:
Romance, Op. 36
The first stringed instrument
Claude Debussybio:
La fille aux cheveux de lin
From pure sources only
Folk music from Gyimes
Mini orchestra
Carl Maria von Weberbio:
Clarinet Quintet in B-flat major, Op. 34– IVth movement
The messengers
Tielman Susato:
Moorish dance
Marc-Antoine Charpentier:
Te Deum in D major, H. 146 – I. Prelude
Featuring
Storyteller
Featuring
- Anikó Mózes (violin)
- Levente Szabó (violin)
- Erika Illési (violin)
- Zoltán Fekete (viola)
- Nao Yamamoto (viola)
- Orsolya Mód (cello)
- Károly Kaszás (double bass)
- Ágnes Polónyi (harp)
- † Sándor Patkós (bassoon)
- István Kádár (folk violin)
- András Szabó (horn)
- József Bazsinka (tuba)
- Gergely Csikota (trumpet)
- László Herboly (percussions)
- István Kurcsák (percussions)
- Gábor Pusztai (percussions)
- Balázs Szakszon (trombone)
- Rudolf Szitka (clarinet)
Other information
The event is about 1.0 hours long.
About the event
The Hubbub of Babel
Once upon a time, there was a conductor-king. He was famous throughout the land and far beyond for his baton with which he not only conducted his musicians, but also made the fairies, the ifrits and the jinns obey him. Everyone in his realm could understand each other because they spoke the language of MUSIC. But one day a jinn conjured away the Secret Book of All Knowledge, the music score, plunging the realm into chaos. Together with the king, we will set off to rewrite the score to let new music be born.
