The duo's music is characterised by a modern, contemporary sound that exploits both the melodic and percussive aspects of the flute, the human voice and the piano. Dominika Ács and Krisztián Oláh strive to find those musical intersections independent of genres that can be born from the collaboration of two open-minded artists.
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Last event date: Thursday, August 29 2024 8:00PM
Dominika Ács & Krisztián Oláh
Featuring:
Dominika Ács - flute, voice
Krisztián Oláh - piano
Dominika Ács and Krisztián Oláh bridge the gap between interpretation and improvisation. The duo's music is characterised by a modern, contemporary sound that exploits both the melodic and percussive aspects of the flute, the human voice and the piano. Dominika Ács and Krisztián Oláh strive to find those musical intersections independent of genres that can be born from the collaboration of two open-minded artists. In their repertoire, they often return to Western European classical works, performing them in their own arrangements, as well as music by Ligeti and their own compositions. The programme thus offers the two artists the opportunity to create a shared soundscape and expression that showcases the intersection of classical and contemporary thought, tradition and innovation. In addition to the compositions, there is a strong emphasis on spontaneous collective improvisations, reflecting both on the works performed and on the present moment.
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