"I have selected complete pieces or excerpts from Ligeti's piano works (Etudes, Musica ricercata) and the Bagatelles for wind quintet as a source of inspiration, and have taken them into dimensions inspired by my imagination and the unique sound of the nonet. more
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Last event date: Saturday, May 27 2023 9:00PM
Ligeti 100
Dániel Szabó Nonett: Un-overused phrases (HU)
Featuring:
Dániel Szabó - piano, compositions
Balázs Kántor - cello
Mihály Borbély - clarinet, tárogató, saxophones
János Ávéd - flute, saxophones
András Zászkaliczky - oboe
Jákob Bettermann - bassoon
Mihály Bajusznács - bass clarinet
Mátyás Szandai - double bass
Dániel Ferenc Szabó - drums, percussion
“For me, playing and listening to György Ligeti's music is always a deeply in-the-moment experience, just like when I improvise, whether jazz or without any boundaries of genre. The Master's music, while being worked out with mathematical precision down to the smallest detail, constantly renews itself, like an evergreen plant, with unending spontaneity. One could say: Ligeti’s music cannot become stale. The sense of constant change, of flowing dynamism, had a strong influence on me when I was composing this programme, as did the pure logic of the pieces. I also strove to create a purity of structure and form, but also to leave plenty of room for unpredictable musical events to ‘pop out’ and surprise us in the improvisational sections. I have selected complete pieces or excerpts from Ligeti's piano works (Etudes, Musica ricercata) and the Bagatelles for wind quintet as a source of inspiration, and have taken them into dimensions inspired by my imagination and the unique sound of the nonet.”
Daniel Szabo
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The idea for the triptych was born in 2022 during the Jazzahead! showcase festival in Bremen, one of the most important strongholds and meeting points of European jazz. The band will make its debut this evening, unveiling completely new material at the Opus Jazz Club.
Program: Johannes Brahms: Piano Sonata No. 1 in C Major, Op. 1 Johannes Brahms: Piano Sonata No. 2 in f-sharp Minor, Op. 2 ***** Johannes Brahms: Piano Sonata No. 3 in f Minor, Op. 5
The "fragile beauty" of the music is not only evident in the concept and musical material of the pieces performed, but also in the way several composers strive for a delicate balance between live music and recorded music, as well as between the acoustic sound of traditional instruments and electronic musical effects.
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