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Ein Strauss Musik von Brahms bis Kodály: Eröffnungskonzert der Festival Academy Budapest

By Rolf Kyburz, 12 June 2017
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Reviewed at Liszt Academy: Grand Hall, Budapest on 10 June 2017
Programme
Works by Kodály
Strauss R., Metamorphosen
Brahms, 2 Songs for Alto Voice, Viola and Piano, Op.91
Stravinsky, L'Histoire du soldat
Performers
Ildikó Komlósi, Mezzo-soprano
Aleksey Semenenko, Violin
Katalin Kokas, Violin
Gareth Lubbe, Viola
Atar Arad, Viola
László Fenyö, Cello
Andreas Brantelid, Cello
Knut Sundquist, Double Bass
Pál Mácsai, Vocals
Barnabás Kelemen, Violin
Thorsten Johanns, Clarinet
Jankó Attila, Bassoon
Balász Nemes, Trumpet
Róbert Káip, Trombone
Zoltá Rácz, Percussion
Maxim Rysanov, Conductor
Dénes Szabó, Choirmaster / chorus director
Cantemus Children Choir
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2 Songs for Alto Voice, Viola and Piano, Op.91Aleksey SemenenkoAndreas BrantelidAtar AradBarnabás KelemenGareth LubbeIgor StravinskyIldikó KomlósiJohannes BrahmsKatalin KokasKnut SundquistL'Histoire du soldatLászló FenyöMaxim RysanovMetamorphosenPál MácsaiRichard StraussRóbert KáipZoltán Kodály
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Rolf Kyburz
Rolf Kyburz
Rolf ist ein besessener Liebhaber und Sammler von klassischer Musik zwischen Renaissance und dem 21. Jahrhundert. Seine musikalische Erfahrung (Violine, Sologesang, Mitgliedschaft in Chören und kleineren Chorensembles) fließt jetzt unter anderem in seinen Blog auf www.rolf-musicblog.net; seit 2014 bespricht er für Bachtrack Konzerte. Vorheriges Leben: Chemiestudium, 30 Jahre Spezialist für wissenschaftliche Instrumente, Computer, Software, Programmieren.