Megyery Noémi
Baroque violin
After her studies in Budapest, Noémi Megyery is currently a student of early music at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater München. She studied Baroque violin with Mary Utiger and her chamber music activities are directed by professors such as Christine Schornsheim and Kristin von der Goltz. She regularly takes part in early music courses, and has studied with such renowned Hungarian and foreign artists as Piroska Vitárius, Mónika Tóth, Zsolt Kalló, László Paulik, Bernhard Forck, Mira Glodeanu, Mayumi Hirasaki, Kati Debretzeni and György Vashegyi.
She is a member of several early music ensembles, including Fraxinella Ensemble, Budapest Bach Consort, Simplicissimus, and the Munich Accademia di Monaco, with whom she performs throughout Germany. Before founding Veduta Musica, she and Tímea Fábián and Csilla Vályi gave a series of concerts with a strong emphasis on visual arts as well as music.
In addition to her performing arts activities, she researches and publishes on music-related topics as an art historian with a Master's degree from the PPKE-BTK. Since 2016, she has worked as a curator at the Museum of Theatre History, curating several exhibitions and directing contemporary art exhibitions. In this capacity, she has also worked with György Vashegyi: for the Budapest String Orchestra's concert series "Near Haydn", she created visual art-related images for the works performed and their descriptions. Veduta Musica also supports its objectives in this way: it enriches the ensemble's performances with information on art history and visual art related to the programme.
She is a member of several early music ensembles, including Fraxinella Ensemble, Budapest Bach Consort, Simplicissimus, and the Munich Accademia di Monaco, with whom she performs throughout Germany. Before founding Veduta Musica, she and Tímea Fábián and Csilla Vályi gave a series of concerts with a strong emphasis on visual arts as well as music.
In addition to her performing arts activities, she researches and publishes on music-related topics as an art historian with a Master's degree from the PPKE-BTK. Since 2016, she has worked as a curator at the Museum of Theatre History, curating several exhibitions and directing contemporary art exhibitions. In this capacity, she has also worked with György Vashegyi: for the Budapest String Orchestra's concert series "Near Haydn", she created visual art-related images for the works performed and their descriptions. Veduta Musica also supports its objectives in this way: it enriches the ensemble's performances with information on art history and visual art related to the programme.