Sounds of Diversity presents music that connects contemporary artists from several countries across national borders. Following two concerts in Ostrava and Katowice in the spring, the project will continue in Žilina and Budapest this fall.
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Last event date: Tuesday, October 28 2025 7:00PM
Program:
Przemysław Scheller (PL): Grande Valse Brillante – Hungarian Premiere
Petra Šuško (CZ): Sixth sense – Hungarian Premiere
Molnár Viktor (HU): The Zone – Hungarian Premiere
Matej Sloboda (SK): Consonanze stravaganti e lumi danzanti – Hungarian Premiere
Featuring:
Sounds of Diversity Ensemble
Conductor: Szymon Bywalec (PL)
Movement concept: Jana Ryšlavá (CZ)
Dance: Jana Ryšlavá (CZ), Lucia Bielik (SK), Radoslav Piovarči (SK)
Lighting: Ints Plavnieks (SK)
Sounds of Diversity presents music that connects contemporary artists from several countries across national borders. Following two concerts in Ostrava and Katowice in the spring, the project will continue in Žilina and Budapest this fall. The original concept of the series brings together artists, composers, and performers from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, and Hungary. The program features four brand-new compositions written specifically for the project, complemented by dance with improvisational elements, choreographed by Jana Ryšlavá from the Czech Republic and with lighting design by Latvian Ints Plavnieks.
Featuring: Áron Tálas - piano István Tóth - double bass László Csízi - drums
The program arc starts from “classical” composers who also wrote for the movies—among them Camille Saint-Saëns, Sergei Prokofiev, and Darius Milhaud—and reaches all the way to icons of film music such as Henry Mancini, Hans Zimmer, and John Williams. Along the way, the audience can recall favorite film experiences like “The Godfather,” “The Pink Panther,” “Pirates of the Caribbean,” and “Star Wars.”
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