Endre Hegedűs orchestral piano recital A Zeneakadémia saját szervezésű programja

“I truly believe in what Saint Augustine said, that God gave man music to remind him of his spiritual home. I only have to do my job: I play on the piano as long as my hand and head can manage it.” Kossuth Prize-winner Endre Hegedűs (60 this year) thus formulated his ars poetica in an interview. For this recital he plays two piano concertos in D minor in the Grand Hall of the Liszt Academy: one of Mozart’s most dramatic pieces, the K. 466, which was of such importance for Beethoven, and the Brahms Piano Concerto No. 1, which was originally destined to be a symphony. Endre Hegedűs is accompanied by an old friend and music companion, Gábor Hollerung, at the head of the Dohnányi Orchestra Budafok.