Spotlight on Magnus Lindberg – closing concert of the Peter Eötvös Foundation’s masterclass
The Peter Eötvös Foundation is hosting the French ensemble Ars Nova for the first time. Magnus Lindberg is coming to Budapest also for the first time to teach young conductors and composers together with Péter Eötvös and Gregory Vajda.
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Last event date: Sunday, June 26 2022 7:30PM
Spotlight on Magnus Lindberg – closing concert of the Peter Eötvös Foundation’s masterclass
Program:
Balázs Kecskés D.: Extroadesia – world premiere
Jongsung OH: new piece – world premiere
Paul Hindemith: Kammermusik no. 1., op.24/1
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Francisco Dominguez: Sol de invierno – world premiere
Magnus Lindberg: Jubilees – Hungarian premiere
Featuring:
Professors: Magnus Lindberg, Eötvös Péter, Vajda Gergely
Karmesterek: Rajna Martin (mentored conductor) and selected young conductors of the master class
Ensemble Ars Nova (FR)
Magnus Lindberg is one of the most internationally known Finnish composers today. He is primarily an instrumental composer, and above all, orchestral works make up a significant part of his oeuvre. With these great masters and young composers in the mentoring program, the young conductors of the master class will show what they have learned and experienced during the one-week course, and the young composers will also make their pieces specifically for this course concert and show to the audience in Budapest.
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