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2017. május 13. 19.00-21.00
Solti terem
Chamber Music – Y Generation
János Palojtay, Lev Sivkov & Suzanne Schäffer
A Zeneakadémia saját szervezésű programja
Mozart
B-dúr hegedű-zongora szonáta, K. 454
R. Strauss
F-dúr cselló-zongora szonáta, op. 6
SZÜNET
Clara Schumann
g-moll zongoratrió, op. 17
Schumann
g-moll zongoratrió, op. 110
-;-Palojtay János (zongora); Schäffer Zsuzsa (hegedű); Lev Szivkov (cselló)
B-dúr hegedű-zongora szonáta, K. 454
R. Strauss
F-dúr cselló-zongora szonáta, op. 6
SZÜNET
Clara Schumann
g-moll zongoratrió, op. 17
Schumann
g-moll zongoratrió, op. 110
-;-Palojtay János (zongora); Schäffer Zsuzsa (hegedű); Lev Szivkov (cselló)
All three of these young musicians are artists standing at the threshold of their soloist careers with numerous international appearances and competition wins behind them. This evening is the first time the three of them have had a chance to play together in front of an audience. During the recital the young musicians form three different chamber music groupings. Following Mozart’s violin sonata and R. Strauss’s cello sonata composed nearly a century later, all the performers come on stage in two trios, which is a true artistic curiosity. One of the best-known artistic couples in the history of music, Robert and Clara Schumann, composed their piano trios barely four years apart, and in the same key. The piece by Clara Schumann can be heard only extremely rarely so as a pairing to her husband’s work it offers a particularly exciting spiritual adventure.
Jegyár:
HUF 1 900, 2 500