Bogányi Gala - For those living with autism A Zeneakadémia saját szervezésű programja

Hungarian audiences are well aware of the extraordinary musical talents and extensive musical operation of the Bogányi family, and it will come as no surprise either that we regularly find Gergely Bogányi and other members of the family performing at the most varied charity concerts. This time, the Bogányis (flautist Bernadett, bassoon player Bence, naturally pianist Gergely, and Bence’s wife, oboist Clara Dent-Bogányi) are in a chamber recital together raising money for the Roman Catholic mendicant religious order of the Hungarian Franciscans. The programme runs from a Vivaldi concerto and Haydn trio to Schubert variations, with three compositions by Robert Schumann taking centre stage. Thus after Kinderszenen, the highly popular piano work that matches perfectly this charitable purpose, we can enjoy the Three Romances composed for oboe and piano dating from late 1849, a particularly fertile period in Schumann’s creative career.