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2017. március 9. 19.00-21.00
Solti terem
Black and White Colours
László Borbély
A Zeneakadémia saját szervezésű programja
Haydn
f-moll variációk, Hob. XVII6
Mompou
Variációk egy Chopin-témára
Mendelssohn
Variations sérieuses, op.54
SZÜNET
Webern
Variációk, op.27
Brahms
Variációk és fúga egy Händel-témára, op. 24
-;-Borbély László (zongora)
f-moll variációk, Hob. XVII6
Mompou
Variációk egy Chopin-témára
Mendelssohn
Variations sérieuses, op.54
SZÜNET
Webern
Variációk, op.27
Brahms
Variációk és fúga egy Händel-témára, op. 24
-;-Borbély László (zongora)
László Borbély, who in terms of repertoire can be considered one of the most open-minded of all young pianists, has set variations written at different periods in history alongside each other. This genre was always a benchmark of compositional creative ability and imagination since a variation series by a master attains artistic heights by working up a simple theme. Haydn’s melancholic masterpiece is frequently performed, and the series of Mendelssohn that is both spectacularly virtuosic and an ideal of beauty is a true audience favourite. These are in direct counterpoint to Webern’s opus written in strict 12-tone, which only a select band of pianists is prepared to undertake due to its enormous complexity. The situation is the same (albeit for different reasons) with the near 30-minute ‘piano symphony’ of Brahms, the performance of which assumes considerable stamina and artistic bravura for the gradual denouement in a carefully timed way of the grandiose structure. Inserted within the programme is a curiosity: the exotic, flamboyant Chopin variations by Catalan composer Federico Mompou who died 30 years ago.
Jegyár:
HUF 2 500, 3 200