Metrum Ensemble
Orchestra, choir, ensemble
Formed
2012
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Rozmán Lajos művészeti vezető: +36 30 719 55 42
György-Dóczy Katalin - projekt manager: +36 70 941 94 46
György-Dóczy Katalin - projekt manager: +36 70 941 94 46
Further contact
Metrum Egyesület
Postacím: 1064 Bp. Izabella u. 49. 2./14.
Postacím: 1064 Bp. Izabella u. 49. 2./14.
Metrum Ensemble was founded after a long period of preparation and anticipation in 2012 as Qaartsiluni Ensemble. The activity of the artistic director, Lajos Rozman, as a teacher and a prominent performer culminated in the foundation of the Ensemble, whose members had worked together in various formations for decades. The Ensemble performs classical masterpieces as well as works of contemporary composers. The ensemble made its debut in the spring of 2012 with a unique concert series entitled Central European Portraits. The programs featured works of Hungarian, Slovak and Czech composers; performed by musicians from the three Central European countries. The program highlighted the artistic goal of the ensemble, which remains focused on the exploration and interpretation of Central and Eastern European musical heritage and contemporary art.
The long-term aim of the ensemble is to create new links through the promotion of artistic cooperation within the Central European region and to enhance solidarity and mutual appreciation of each other’s cultures. The Ensemble strives for artistic autonomy, constantly seeking connections to cultural establishments and the broad spectrum of cultural life.
We believe in building a community and a creative musical environment to educate an audience that is responsive to historical values, and yet is willing to join us in our quest to explore the unknown present.
The long-term aim of the ensemble is to create new links through the promotion of artistic cooperation within the Central European region and to enhance solidarity and mutual appreciation of each other’s cultures. The Ensemble strives for artistic autonomy, constantly seeking connections to cultural establishments and the broad spectrum of cultural life.
We believe in building a community and a creative musical environment to educate an audience that is responsive to historical values, and yet is willing to join us in our quest to explore the unknown present.