Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann (aki az Amadeus nevet a Mozart iránti tiszteletből ragasztotta nevéhez), a német romantika kiemelkedő írójának műveiből születik előadás a Bárka Színházban. A Diótörőt bizonyára mindenki ismeri gyermekkorából, az Éjféli mesék címet viselő előadás azonban inkább a felnőtteknek mesél.
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Last event date: Wednesday, December 07 2011 7:00PM
Formed in New York in 1986, The Klezmatics revolutionised klezmer, the Yiddish instrumental dance music style rooted in Eastern Europe. Now celebrating its fortieth anniversary, the ensemble was one of the first and biggest stars of the genre at the turn of the 1980s and 1990s, around the time when world music was gaining ground as a separate musical category. To this day, the band remains one of the best-known groups on the klezmer scene.
For the fourteenth time, the Müpa is presenting a concert that brings the spotlight down on the myriad possibilities of the cimbalom and the tárogató. As in previous years, those in the audience in search of novelty and surprises will not leave disappointed, as four remarkably successful cimbalom soloists will take to the stage.
The evening promises a memorable encounter with one of the most celebrated groups of works in Bach’s oeuvre, as well as an introduction to the leading ensemble of the Japanese historically informed performance movement.
Program Dvořák: Symphony No. 7 in D minor, Op. 70 interval Bartók: Bluebeard’s Castle, Op. 11, Sz. 48, BB 62
Műsor: Liszt - II. magyar rapszódia, S. 359/4 Liszt - I. (Esz-dúr) zongoraverseny, S. 124 szünet Bartók - A kékszakállú…
The Hungarian State Folk Ensemble's nativity programme counts down to the night of the birth of Jesus, with scenes that…
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