Awakening
10 March 2025 07:00 pm.
Óbudai Társaskör
1036 Budapest, Kiskorona utca 7.
Nature awakens in spring, and as we approach the Ides of March, the first part of the Budapest Philharmonic Society's chamber music concert promises the "awakening" of great composers, the unfolding of their youth, as we gain insight into the chamber music workshops and early attempts at winging it of the young Beethoven and Schubert, as well as the young Weiner and Kodály, through emblematic string trios, and get to know works that were milestones for their composers.
The second half of the concert features a piano trio, an excerpt from Mendelssohn's popular, passionate Trio in D minor, preceded by a rare transcription for violin and piano of the opera composer Wagner's emotional piano piece, and a recent discovery of the exciting violin-bass duo David and Goliath by Erkel and Bartók-Pásztory Prize-winning composer Zoltán Kovács.
The poems and prose passages are brought to life in the voice of Jászai Mari Prize-winning actress Judit Schell, while music historian Endre Tóth brings the composers' characters closer to the audience.
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1. Franz Schubert: String Trio in B flat major, D. 471
2. Ludwig van Beethoven: String Trio in C minor, Op. 9. no 3 - 2. Adagio con espressione, 4. Finale. Presto
3. Zoltán Kodály: Intermezzo per trio d'archi
4. Leó Weiner: String Trio, G minor, Op. 6 - 2. Vivace
- intervall -
5. Zoltán Kovács: David and Goliath - duo for violin and double bass
6. Richard Wagner: Albumblatt, WWV 94 - transcription for violin and piano
7. Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Trio in D minor, op. 49 - 1. Molto allegro agitato
László G. Horváth – violin
András Tallián – viola
Domonkos Nagy – cello
Ágnes Soltész – violin
Eszter Baráti – viola, double bass
Alajos H. Zováthi – double bass
Emese Mali – piano
Az est házigazdája Tóth Endre zenetörténész.
A verseket válogatta és előadja Schell Judit Jászai Mari-díjas színésznő, érdemes művész.
The host of the evening is Endre Tóth, music historian.
The poems will be selected and performed by Judit Schell, Jászai Mari Prize-winning actress, merited artist.
3000 HUF
Senior and student tickets are also available for 1500 HUF.