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György Orbán 75 – chamber concert
After the avant-garde, György Orbán turned his attention to neoromanticism.
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György Orbán 75 – chamber concert
Program:
György Orbán:
Church Songs – Three Latin Songs, Genevan Psalter
Secular Songs – Codex-Melodies, Folksong and its Country
Nine Transylvanian Madrigals
Featuring:
Éva Bátori – soprano
Ágnes Anna Kun – mezzosoprano
Gábor Selmeczi – violin
Margit Kincses – piano
György Selmeczi – piano
His music speaks of various sources of style and inspiration: Hungarian folk music, film music, jazz and contemporary classical music. Besides deliberately returning to the sound world and formal characteristics of earlier periods in music history, he refuses to dismiss tonality. He is especially famous for his choral music and oratorical works, but his diverse oeuvre includes instrumental compositions and incidental music as well. György Orbán was born in 1947 in Târgu Mureș (Transylvania); after moving to Hungary, he became the editor of Editio Musica Budapest, and held professorship at the Liszt Academy of Music, Budapest.
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They recorded this album 1979 in Japan at an open-air festival, and they are on fire all the way through, displaying huge dynamism and vast perspectives, all five of them breathing as one. They only played originals until the encore, showing compositional bravado, exciting harmonic changes, and intriguing dialogues.
Nasip Kısmet is the brainchild of Arif Erdem Ocak, the Turkish-born musician who resides in Budapest, Hungary since 2010, best-known as a founding member and co-songwriter of the famed Ankara band Seksendört who topped charts mid to-late 2000s with consecutive hits.
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