Kurtág100 | Chamber Music by Kurtág and Ligeti
“What does Ligeti mean to me?” asks Kurtág. “The sense that there is something higher, something more perfect than I can even imagine, that there are connections in art, science, and the universe that he can account for, and here the sentence breaks off.”
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If the works are truly capable of interacting with each other, if this dialogue can faithfully reflect the private conversation between the two composers, then the programme compiled from the compositions of György Kurtág and György Ligeti can give us a taste of how Ligeti guided Kurtág throughout his life, or, as Kurtág put it, how “I followed him, sometimes directly, sometimes with a delay of a few years or even decades. Yet – I call this my ‘Imitatio Christi’ syndrome – the early years of our friendship were not characterised solely by his intellectual guidance. Without directly influencing me, his example shaped my tastes and even the direction of my private life.” The concert will feature solo string works, songs, piano pieces, and a trio from each composer, all key works in the Kurtág and Ligeti oeuvre.
Program:
György Kurtág: Signs, games, messages for viola (selection)
Péter Bársony – viola
György Ligeti: Sonata for solo cello
Ditta Rohmann – cello
György Kurtág: Splinters, Op. 6c
Zoltán Fejérvári – piano
György Ligeti: Etudes
Zoltán Fejérvári – piano
György Kurtág: Hommage à R. Sch., Op. 15d
Horia Dumitrache – clarinet
Péter Bársony – viola
Zoltán Fejérvári – piano
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György Ligeti: Der Sommer
Anna Molnár – mezzo-soprano
Zoltán Fejérvári – piano
György Kurtág: Signs, games, messages for string trio
Eszter Haffner – violin
Péter Bársony – viola
Ditta Rohmann – cello
György Kurtág: Fancsikó and Pinta (fragments), Op. 40
Anna Molnár – mezzo-soprano
Zoltán Fejérvári – piano
György Ligeti: Trio for Violin, Horn and Piano
Szabolcs Zempléni – horn
Eszter Haffner – violin
Zoltán Fejérvári – piano
Featuring:
Péter Bársony – viola
Horia Dumitrache – clarinet
Zoltán Fejérvári – piano
Eszter Haffner – violin
Anna Molnár – mezzosoprano
Ditta Rohmann – cello
Szabolcs Zempléni – horn
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