Ilona Prunyi, László Fenyő, Ádám Banda A Zeneakadémia saját szervezésű programja

Ilona Prunyi, who celebrated the 50th anniversary of her professional career in 2014, was once characterized by Annie Fischer as follows: “She belongs among the exceptional representatives of Hungarian music life, and her virtuosity is quite remarkable.” The name of Ilona Prunyi is associated with the start of the Dohnányi renaissance in Hungary, although a special place is reserved in her extraordinarily broad repertoire encompassing some 700 works for the compositions of long-forgotten 19th century Hungarian composers. For this recital she is partnered by tried and tested members of the younger generation just starting out on a career. The two popular Beethoven opuses are performed with László Fenyő, who came to Europe-wide attention as winner of the 2004 Kronberg International Pablo Casals Violoncello Competition and between 2001 and 2012 he was solo cellist with the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra. Ádám Banda, winner of the Szigeti-Hubay International Violin Competition organized in 2007 and holder of the Hubay special prize, renowned for his profound and crystal clear interpretations, joins the two artists for the performance of the magical trio by Mendelssohn composed in 1845.