Szervezés:
The Bach for Everyone Festival is the largest-scale classical music series in the Carpathian Basin. The mission of the festival is to bring the soul-lifting music of the prince of composers, Johann Sebastian Bach, to as many people as possible and in the most diverse ways, which is why every event is free to attend! At the current concert the audience can listen to tuba artist László Zalán Kovács, the director of the festival, and his renowned fellow artists. This is especially special because the musical treasures of the great master can be discovered on an instrument that did not even exist in Bach’s time. The unique sound and character of the concert are further enhanced by the diversity of the invited artists’ instruments, since alongside the piano and tuba, the flute, citera, harp, and even the accordion also play important roles. The concert combines classical music, folk music elements, and contemporary approaches as well. The evening features works composed using Bach’s melodies, in which the spirit of the prince of composers lives on in renewed form. Between the program items, the audience can take part in a journey through time, during which stories are told about lesser-known details of Johann Sebastian Bach’s life.
Tickets can be registered for at this link.
Program:
1. Johann Sebastian Bach: Flute Sonata in E-flat major
2. Johann Sebastian Bach: Sonata in G minor
3. Johann Sebastian Bach: Bist du bei mir
4. Johann Sebastian Bach: Jesus bleibet meine Freude
5. Johann Sebastian Bach: Nun danket alle Gott
6. Iván Madarász: Benedictus, in memoriam Johann Sebastian Bach
7. Thomas Stevens: Variations on a Theme by Bach
8. Johann Sebastian Bach: Suite in B minor
Performers:
❖ Dominika Ács, Junior Prima Award-winning flutist
❖ Klára Bábel, solo harpist of the MR Symphony Orchestra
❖ Klára Dudás – citera artist, lecturer at the Liszt Academy of Music
❖ Anna Granik – pianist, lecturer at the Liszt Academy of Music
❖ Mihály Demeniv – accordion artist, lecturer at the Liszt Academy of Music
❖ Iván Madarász – Kossuth and Erkel Prize-winning composer, professor emeritus of the Liszt Academy of Music
Dear Visitor, We kindly inform you that during the event, photographs, audio recordings, and/or video recordings may be taken. By attending the event, you consent to the recording of such materials through your implied conduct.
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