Katalin Csillagh, Noémi Győri & Priya Mitchell Chamber Recital A Zeneakadémia saját szervezésű programja

Liszt Academy lecturer Katalin Csillagh and research assistant at the London Royal Academy of Music Noémi Győri regularly appear on stage together, their fine programmes have long been highpoints on the domestic music calendar and they released a joint album in autumn 2016. This time they team up with Priya Mitchell, artistic director of the Oxford Chamber Music Festival, a violist of international repute who has worked with the likes of Andrew Davis, Yuri Temirkanov, Fazil Say and Maria João Pires, and who has had her own series in the Wigmore Hall. These three artists present us with a selection of the cream of chamber music with the focus on the 20th century. Such delicacies as the brilliant Miniatures by Weinberg, according to some the third most significant (although now largely ignored) composer after Shostakovich and Prokofiev, the violin sonata (1963) by Schnittke who is of a later generation and an artist who also worked in first the Soviet Union then in Germany, as well as the exciting Duetti of Berio, one of the leading figures of Italian avant-garde in the 20th century.