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Camille Saint-Saëns: Várdai and Vigh unveil musical treasures in Budapest

Par Alexandra Ivanoff, 15 décembre 2016
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Critique faite à Liszt Academy: Grand Hall, Budapest, le 14 décembre 2016
Programme
Saint-Saëns, Fantaisie for Harp, Op.95
Saint-Saëns, Fantaisie en la majeur pour violon et harpe, Op.124
Saint-Saëns, Morceau de concert, Op.94
Saint-Saëns, Allegro Appassionato, Op.43
Saint-Saëns, Concerto pour violoncelle no. 1 en la mineur, Op.33
Saint-Saëns, Carnival des animaux, le: Le Cygne
Artistes
Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
Gergely Vajda, Direction
Andrea Vígh, Harpe
István Várdai, Violoncelle
Vilmos Szabadi, Violon
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Camille Saint-SaënsCarnival des animaux, le: Le CygneConcerto pour violoncelle no. 1 en la mineur, Op.33Fantaisie en la majeur pour violon et harpe, Op.124Gergely VajdaHungarian Radio Symphony OrchestraIstván VárdaiMorceau de concert, Op.94
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Alexandra Ivanoff
Alexandra Ivanoff
Alexandra Ivanoff is an American journalist who, after singing for five seasons with the San Francisco Opera, lived for eight years in Istanbul, where she began her career as a music journalist with Time Out magazine and Today's Zaman newspaper in that city. After one year in Berlin and now in Budapest, she reviews from various cities and festivals in Europe, as well as Istanbul, New York, and Los Angeles. She has degrees in music from the Eastman School of Music in NY and Yale University Graduate School of Music.