Programs
Liszt Matinée Concerts
Choir of the National Széchényi Library
cond. Mária Eckhardt
Dezső Ránki and Edit Klukon
Liszt: Les Preludes, Beethoven-Liszt: Symphony No. 9 for two pianos
Balázs Szokolay
Années de Pèlerinage I. (Les cloches de Genève, Vallée d’ Obermann, Au Lac de Wallenstadt; Pastorale, Au bord d’une source, Orage), Années II: (Sonetto del Petrarca 104, Il Penseroso); Un sospiro; Ab irato; Consolation No.6. E-dúr; Paysage; Etude d’exécution transcendante, No. 10, f Moll
Saint Ephraim Male Choir
conductor Tamás Bubnó
Liszt and Russian culture, pravoslav influences
Piano concert of Ksenia Nosikova
Programme:
Clara Schumann: Impromptu, Le Sabbat, op. 5/1
Robert Schumann: Sonata in F-sharp minor, op. 11
Meyerbeer – Liszt: Le Moine (from the Mélodies series)
excerpts from The African Woman
The Falvai-family's Liszt concert
Featuring
Gyöngyi Keveházi, Katalin Falvai, Anna Falvai, Sándor Falvai (piano)
Alessandra Pompili (piano), Monteverdi Choir
Concert in connection with the temporary exhibition: Liszt and Budapest,
conductor: Éva Kollár
Liszt: Via Crucis – piano version, with projected illustration of drawings by Overbeck, Liszt choral works
Liszt concert adjoining the "Liszt and Budapest" temporary exhibition
Hungarian Piano Trio
Gabriella Szentpéteri, Ildikó Rádi, Ferenc Szecsődi
Liszt-trios and other chamber music
Chamber Choir of the Liszt Academy Of Music
dir. Erdei Péter
The winner of the Liszt- piano competition, Los Angeles
Recital of Young Talents
Csaba Király
István Gulyás (piano)
Károly Mocsári (piano)
Éva Marton and her students
Dezső Ránki (piano)
Liszt Ferenc Chamber Orchestra with István Lajkó (piano)
Éva Marton and her students
Poetic and religious harmonies for harp and voices
Andrea Vígh and her students, and the chamber choir of the Kodály Institute at the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music
Poetic and religious harmonies for harp and voices
Andrea Vígh and her students, and the chamber choir of the Kodály Institute at the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music
