Balogh’s Moses’ Song will be sung by the Pax et bonum Chamber Choir led by Boldizsár Kiss among Renaissance pieces.
Balogh’s Kipling’s Speech will be played by Máté Bán, Morgane de Lafforest and Imre Dani, accompanied by the recitation of the composer.
The world premiere of Balogh’s tuba concerto, the wind orchestral version of ‘Ostdeutsche Autofantasie’ (East-German Car-Fantasy) played by Roland Szentpáli & the Zsolnay Wind Orchestra led by András Major. Movements:
1.) Trabant 601
2.) IFA W50
3.) Wartburg 353
Balogh’s Moses’ Song will be recited by the Pax et bonum Chamber Choir led by Boldizsár Kiss at the Ave Verum Festival in Baden bei Wien, Austria.
The premiere of Balogh's 'Seepferdchen und Flugfische' played by clarinetist Szilárd Benes at the Baku Contemporary Music Days, Azerbaijan.
The opening session of the so-called The New York School Project organized by the Várfok Gallery. Next to the presentation of paintings, poems, texts and music reflected to the American experimental phenomena (50-70s) created by contemporary Hungarian artists, Balogh’s pieces will be played as well.
RenMus Project – Prague Station. New ensemble pieces by Ian Mikyska (CZ), Samo Hvozdík (SK), Katarzyna Krzewinska (PL) and Máté Balogh, associated with renewability and sustainability, played by the BERG Orchestra.
RenMus Project – Warsaw Station. New ensemble pieces by Ian Mikyska (CZ), Samo Hvozdík (SK), Katarzyna Krzewinska (PL) and Máté Balogh, associated with renewability and sustainability, played by the Hashtag Ensemble.
New songs on Rilke-poems associated with Orpheus, composed by Virág Anna Virág, Péter Tornyai, Marcell Dargay & Máté Balogh. Played by Éva Bodrogi (singer), Anna Rákóczy (Flute), Boglárka Szűcs (viola) & Anastazia Razvalyaeva (harp).
RenMus Project. New ensemble pieces by Ian Mikyska (CZ), Samo Hvozdík (SK), Katarzyna Krzewinska (PL) and Máté Balogh, associated with renewability and sustainability, played by the UMZE Ensemble led by Gregory Vajda.
RenMus Project – Budapest Station. New ensemble pieces by Ian Mikyska (CZ), Samo Hvozdík (SK), Katarzyna Krzewinska (PL) and Máté Balogh, associated with renewability and sustainability, played by the UMZE Ensemble led by Gregory Vajda.
RenMus Project – Bratislava Station. New ensemble pieces by Ian Mikyska (CZ), Samo Hvozdík (SK), Katarzyna Krzewinska (PL) and Máté Balogh, associated with renewability and sustainability, played by the BERG Orchestra.
New songs on Rilke-poems associated with Orpheus, composed by Virág Anna Virág, Péter Tornyai, Marcell Dargay & Máté Balogh. Played by Éva Bodrogi (singer), Anna Rákóczy (flute), Boglárka Szűcs (viola) & Anastazia Razvalyaeva (harp).
Szilárd Benes will present the World Premiere of ‘Seepferdchen und Flugfische’ by Máté Balogh.
Detailed programme:
Petra Stump-Linshalm – Postcards
Daniel Serrano - ...whispers in the wind...
Máté Balogh - Seepferdchen und Flugfische
Sean Quinn - serous
Emre Sihan Kaleli – speak to me
From Africa to Estonia, a contemporary journey
Pre-concert talk with Matej Bonin (moderation: Gregor Pompe)
Tatjana Kozlova, Longing for Darkness for clarinet, violin, violoncello and piano [8 min]
Andile Khumalo, Cry out for viola, oboe, marimba and piano [10 min]
Máté Balogh, Gilgamesh-recitations for flute, bass clarinet, violin and violoncello [6 min]
Helena Tulve, Pulse, mõõn ja voolamine for bass flute and piano [10 min]
Stefano Pierini, new work for bass flute, bass clarinet, piano and percussion [10 min, first performance]
Fabio Nieder, Tre paesaggi for flute, oboe, clarinet, harp, piano, two violins, violoncello, double bass, and percussion [10 min]
Matej Bonin, new work for two violins, viola, violoncello, double bass, piano and percussion [10 min, first performance]
New Music Forum Ensemble, conductor Michel Pozmanter
Balogh’s new orchestral piece entitled ‘Hunstville Suite’ is going to be premiered by the Hunstville Symphony Orchestra led by Gregory Vajda.
Balogh's one-act opera entitled 'Crown-monologues' will be premiered in the Hungarian State Opera, sung by Adrienn Miksch, accompanied by the symphonic orchestra of the house led by Gergely Dubóczky.
Máté Balogh will present the World Premiere of ‘Seepferdchen und Flugfische’ by Szilárd Benes.
Detailed programme:
Petra Stump-Linshalm – Postcards
Daniel Serrano - ...whispers in the wind...
Máté Balogh - Seepferdchen und Flugfische
Sean Quinn - serous
Emre Sihan Kaleli – speak to me
Reservations: office@schallfeldensemble.com
Balogh’s Zsolnay-Dances (March, Kujawiak & Kolo) are going to be played by the Wind Orchestra of the Franz Liszt Academy Of Music, Budapest. The program contains pieces by Brahms, Debussy, Iván Madarász and Roland Szentpáli as well. The pieces are going to be led by Mátyás Antal, Ferenc Szabó & Máté Balogh.
The premiere of the reconstruction of Michael Curtiz’ silent film The Exile (1914) accompanied by Balogh’s brand new music, played by the Budapest Sound Collective led by Gergely Dubóczky.
Contemporary arrangements of Béla Bartók’s Twenty Hungarian Folk Songs by Dorina Takács (Дeva) and Máté Balogh, played by the Danubia Orchestra led by Máté Hámori.
Monica Chew’s recital organized by the Vox Novus, broadcasted online from Oakland, California. Balogh’s brand new clavichord-piece ‘Peaceful Landscape with Moss’ going to be played among other winners of the call of the Fifteen-Minutes-Of-Fame project.
Balogh’s Moses’ Song sung by the Pax et bonum Chamber Choir led by Boldizsár Kiss, at the ‘Winter Nights of Choirs’ Festival.
Pieces by Péter Tornyai, László Sándor and Máté Balogh at the Budapest Music Center
Balogh’s short grotesque melodrama, ‘Lilla and the Gallant’ based on Csokonai’s scene will be played by László Kéringer (sprechgesang) and the Alba Regia Symphonic Orchestra, led by Szabolcs Sándor. Host: Dániel Dobri. The composers will be interviewed on the stage.
The premiere of Balogh’s Horse Panic for speaker and 5 wood-blocks played by Niké Kurta & Tamás Schlanger. The piece is based on Edina Szvoren’s short story entitled the same. The program contains pieces composed by Péter Tornyai as well. The concert is part of the Transparent Sound Festival.
The world premiere of Balogh’s piece composed in the African ‘wolof’ language as reflection to Francoise Gilot’s trip to Senegal. The piece is composed for reciter, flute, clarinet, violin, cello and piano and entitled ‘Françoise Gilot en Afrique’. It will be played by Máté Bán, Péter Szűcs, Éva Osztrosits, Tamás Zétényi, Fülöp Ránki & the composer as reciter.
CONtemPASS Workshop with the Weiner Ensemble, organized by the Artisjus. Máté Balogh’s lectures accompanied by the pieces of Iván Madarász, László Tihanyi, András Gábor Virágh, Gyula Fekete, Gyula Bánkövi and Máté Balogh, played by the Weiner Ensemble (Annamária Bán – flute, Csaba Pálfi – clarinet, Réka Baksai – violin, Janka Jámbor – cello, Imre Dani – piano)
Balogh’s Moses’ Song will be sung by the Pax et bonum Chamber Choir, conducted by Boldizsár Kiss, accompanied by the composer as reciter.
Veronika Harcsa and Máté Balogh will premiere Balogh’s brand new piece based on poems by László Bertók.
The world premiere of Balogh’s brand new symphonic piece ‘Pom-pom March’, in the Great Hall of the Franz Liszt Academy, by the Dohnányi Orchestra led by Gábor Hollerung. The program contains orchestral pieces by Gyula Bánkövi, Rezső Ott, Máté Bella, Iván Madarász, Péter Tóth, Bence Kutrik, Gyula Fekete, Máté Hollós, Gary Kulesha, Levente Gyöngyösi, János Vajda and Roland Szentpáli as well.
Balogh’s orchestration and contemporary comments to Schumann’s Dichterliebe, accompanied by a film of Horvát Lili, played by the Danubia Orchestra Óbuda led by Máté Hámori.
Within the frame of the ‘Vántus Days’ festival in Szeged, Balogh’s Horn Speech 2023 will be premiered by Bottyán Balogh.
The recital of Roland Szentpáli (tuba) and Henrik Szőcs (piano), among contemporary Hungarian pieces by Iván Madarász, Gyula Bánkövi, Péter Tornyai, Bence Kutrik, Roland Szentpáli, Balázs Horváth and Máté Bella, Máté Balogh’s Ostdeutsche Autofantasie is going to be played as well
Recital by László Kéringer & Ágnes Jókai with the texts of Krisztina Tóth. The premiere of Balogh’s new song ‘Repülő’.
Registration: artdepartmentspace@gmail.com
Balogh’s brand new piece will be premiered by the casual accordion orchestra of the Accordion Festival Pécs 2023.
Roland Szentpáli’s tuba recital with the world premiere of Balogh’s Ostdeutsche Autofantasie* among the pieces of Máté Bella, Bence Kutrik, Péter Tornyai, Roland Szentpáli and Gyula Bánkövi. Piano accompaniment: Henrik Szőcs.
*Ostdeutsche Autofantasie is a piece for tuba and piano. It is a program music based on the soundscapes of three East-German cars: the Trabant 601, the IFA W50 and the Wartburg 353. It was commissioned by and dedicated to Roland Szentpáli.
Balogh’s new piece ‘Recitativo & Rituale’ will be premiered by Ottília Revóczky (violin) and Domonkos Csabay (piano) among the pieces of Béla Bartók and Péter Tornyai.
Recital with the pieces of Máté Balogh. Guests: Pax et bonum chamber choir, Boldizsár Kiss, Renátó Fehér.
Literary concert by Péter Závada (poet) & Máté Balogh (composer).
Balogh’s brand new ensemble piece ‘Pertisiada’ is played by Barnabás Kelemen and the FAB Ensemble next to the new pieces of Máté Bella, Judit Varga and Péter Tornyai organized by Festival Academy Budapest.
The opening ceremony of Ágnes Mészáros’ new exhibition entitled ‘After Rain’, with Balogh’s piece ‘Repülő’ sung by László Kéringer.
Rozsda 110 – musical reflections to Endre Rozsda’s work by Marcell Dargay, Balázs Horváth, Péter Tornyai & Máté Balogh. Organized by Krisztina Kovács & the Várfok Gallery Budapest.
Balogh’s string quartet Der Rhein am Tomasee will be presented on July 11th at 8pm at the UJZ Kornstraße in Hannover.
https://ujz-korn.de The trio d’Iroise will play. https://www.triodiroise.de/ The program also contains: Jug Marković: Dolna, Drinor Zymberi: Trance, Mårten Josjö: Phalanx. The concert is organized by Impronta Edition Mannheim.
The world premiere of Balogh’s Zulu Nights by the Cantemus Mixed Choir led by Soma Szabó. The program contains pieces by Gyula Bánkövi, Bence Kutrik, Máté Bella, Péter Tornyai, Shahi Saman, Gyula Fekete, Bálint Karosi, Iván Madarász, Máté Hollós, Roland Szentpáli and Dániel Dobri as well.
The world premiere of Balogh’s new cantata Negatio Petri by the Veszprém City Choir led by Csaba Somos as part of the Veszprém Dalvölgy Festival.
Rozsda 110 – musical reflections to Endre Rozsda’s work by Marcell Dargay, Balázs Horváth, Péter Tornyai & Máté Balogh. Organized by Krisztina Kovács & the Várfok Gallery Budapest.
Balogh’s new choral piece dedicated to the memory of Gy. Ligeti will be premiered by Pax et bonum chamber choir, led by Boldizsár Kiss. The program contains choral pieces by Ligeti as well.
Balogh’s orchestration and contemporary comments to Schumann’s Dichterliebe, accompanied by a film of Horvát Lili, played by the Danubia Orchestra Óbuda led by Máté Hámori.
Pieces by Grieg, Schoenberg, Janáček and Máté Balogh played by the Anima Musicae Chamber Orchestra.
Balogh’s 12 makams and Kipling’s Speech by the MilleniArt Esemble led by Eszter Király. Soli: Judit Rajk and Anna Molnár.
Balogh’s piece Horn Speech 2023 is going to be premiered at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague as part of MicroFest Prague. The venue contains pieces composed for horn and 1/6-tone harmonium, played by Daniel Costello and Miroslav Beinhauer.
György Kurtág: Bagatelles, Op. 14/d
György Kurtág: Sign, Games and Messages
György Ligeti: Musica ricercata (excerpts)
Máté Balogh: Kipling’s Speech
MilleniArt Ensemble, led by Eszter Király.
Concert and literary venue with the pieces of Balázs Horváth and Máté Balogh, with the poems of Adél Kálnay and András Petőcz.
Concert and literary venue with the pieces of Balázs Horváth and Máté Balogh, with the poems of Adél Kálnay and András Petőcz.
Pieces on the texts of László Bertók composed by Péter Tornyai, Csanád Kedves, Bálint Horváth, Márton Géza Szőcs, László Sándor and Máté Balogh, played by Nóra Tatai and Ferenc János Szabó.
The world premiere of Balogh’s Molly’s Dream basing on James Joyce’s Ulysses, played by Katalin Károlyi & the UMZE Ensemble led by László Tihanyi.
Zoltán Jeney’s students commemorate their deceased professor on the 80th anniversary of his birth. Pieces by Péter Tornyai, Balázs Horváth, Judit Varga, Zsolt Lászlóffy, Ernő Rubik, László Sándor, Balázs Futó, Bálint Bolcsó, Árpád Solti, Péter Zombola, Ákos Zarándy, Máté Balogh and Zoltán Jeney will be performed.
As one of the winners of Fifteen-Minutes-Of-Fame’s Call for works, Balogh’s ‘Satmar Song’ composed for two violas will be premiered by Talla Rouge in New York. The concert will be streamed online: http://www.voxnovus.com/15_Minutes_of_Fame/featuring/Talla_Rouge/
The Hungarian premiere of Balogh’s Gilgamesh-Recitations played by Ars Nova, organized by Péter Eötvös Foundation.
Pieces by Péter Tornyai, László Sándor and Máté Balogh at the Budapest Music Center.
Balogh’s piano pieces played next to works of Mussorgsky and Dargay, on the recital of Judit Rajk and László Borbély in Debrecen.
The Hungarian premiere of Balogh’s Alabama March by the Dohnányi Orchestra led by Martin Rajna.
Bertók László Prize 2022. Award ceremony with the music of Csanád Kedves, Márton Szőcs, Bálint Horváth, Péter Tornyai & Máté Balogh played by Nóra Tatai (soprano) & Ferenc János Szabó (piano).
Recital by Erzsébet Selejlo with the texts of Zsófia Bán. The premiere of Balogh’s new piece ‘If you kill a snake, you have a snake.’
Registration: artdepartmentspace@gmail.com
Balogh’s 7 Ant(hem)s is going to be presented by Marcell Szabó & Zoltán Onczay, among other Hungarian contemporary pieces.
Talk and concert with Máté Balogh as part of the Vántus Days Szeged. Interviewer: Máté Hollós.
Judit Rajk’s and László Borbély’s recital with pieces by Mussorgsky, Marcell Dargay and Balogh.
Balogh’s piece Kikaku&Basho is presented by Duo SeRa (Erzsébet Seleljo – sax, Anastasia Razvalyaeva – harp) among other contemporary pieces. The concert is organized by Sonus Foundation.
Balogh’s new piece Zsolnay-dances is going to be presented by PTE Zsolnay Orchestra among other Hungarian contemporary pieces.
The world premiere of Balogh’s Sinfona Nr. 2 played by the Danubia Orchestra Óbuda led by Máté Hámori.
Balogh’s Lerchenquartett is going to be presented by the Somogyi Quartet among other Hungarian contemporary pieces.
Balogh’s orchestration and contemporary comments to Schumann’s Dichterliebe, accompanied by a film of Horvát Lili, played by the Danubia Orchestra Óbuda led by Máté Hámori.
The world premiere of Balogh’s Moses’ Song for mixed choir by the Cantemus Choir led by Soma Szabó.
The program contains pieces by János Vajda, Péter Tóth, Máté Hollós, Gyula Bánkövi, Gyula Fekete, Bence Kutrik, Máté Bella & Péter Tornyai.
Balogh’s orchestration and contemporary comments to Schumann’s Dichterliebe, accompanied by a film of Horvát Lili, played by the Danubia Orchestra Óbuda led by Máté Hámori.
J. S. Bach: g-minor sonata BWV 1029
Balogh: Kipling’s Speech
Camille Saint-Saëns: Trio in e-minor
By the Trio FUGA (Máté Bán, Morgane de Lafforest, Imre Dani)
The world premiere of Balogh’s new ensemble piece called Folk Songs 1913, next to Berio’s piece entitled the same.
Played by Veronika Harcsa (soprano) and the Győr Philharmonci Orchestra, led by Martin Rajna.
The world premier of Balogh’s new orchestral piece called Symphony. Interpreted by the Győr Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Martin Rajna.
The world premiere of Balogh’s Kunstmusik among the pieces of Péter Tornyai and Balázs Horváth, played by the Óbuda Danubia Orchestra, conducted by Benjamin Bayl.
The world premiere of Balogh’s new piece for orchestra and mixed choir, among pieces by Mendelssohn.
Played by the Danubia Orchestra Óbuda & Dávid Dinya.
The world premiere of Balogh’s new cantata for narrator, soprano, mixed choir and orchestra, based on the text of László Bertók. Commissioned by and dedicated to the Pannon Philharmonic Orchestra, Pécs, played by them, conducted by András Vass.
THE DAY OF LISTENING
Among many contemporary pieces, there will be the world premiere of Balogh’s cimbalom concerto.
Played by András Szalai & the Concerto Budapest.
Organized by the Concerto Budapest and the Budapest Music Center.
Balogh’s Bahnmusik will be performed by Béla Horváth and the Anima Musicae Chamber Orchestra, next to concertos by Hungarian contemporary composers as Barnabás Dukay, Gyula Fekete, Judit Varga and Tamás Beischer-Matyó.
Chamber pieces by Gyula Bánkövi and Máté Balogh, played by Máté Bán – flute, László Borbély – piano and Tamás Zétényi – cello.
The world premiere of Balogh’s new female choir piece entitled Lob des Tokayers, dedicated to and interpreted by the Béla Bartók Chamber Choir, conducted by Boldizsár Kiss.
The program contains a wide collection of Hungarian contemporary choir pieces.
Monodic pieces by Máté Balogh, Márton Bujdosó, Barnabás Dukay, Zoltán Jeney, György Kurtág, András Soós and Péter Tornyai.
Played by the Trio Passacaglia: Judit Rajk – alto, László Kéringer – tenor & Tamás Zétényi – cello.
The world premiere of Balogh’s new violin concerto called Clownmusik, among the piece of Luigi Nono, Fabio Nieder, Péter Tornyai and Márton Szőcs, in the Budapest Music Center.
CentriFUGA feat. Nevelő-Láposi
New pieces by Judit Varga, Gregory Vajda, Balázs Horváth, Péter Tornyai, Csanád Kedves & Máté Balogh.
Played by János Nevelő & Dániel Láposi – perc., Anna Molnár – voice, Tamás Szitás – sax., Dóra Pétery – clav., Tamás Zétényi – cello
Balogh’s Bahnmusik will be played by the MÁV Orchestra, in the 6th Studio of the Hungarian Radio. The program also contains pieces by András Gábor Virágh, Zsolt Serei, Bence Kutrik & Miklós Csemiczky.
Balogh: Allein Gott in der Höh sei Ehr
Balogh: 12 makams
Balogh: Kipling’s Speech
Played by the MilleniArt Ensemble, alto solo: Judit Rajk, conducted by Eszter Király.
Among other Hungarian contemporary choral pieces, there is the word premiere of Balogh’s Sed i avesse mille lingue for 12-part female choir.
Sung by the Bartók Béla Kamarakórus, led by Boldizsár Kiss.
World premiere of 12 Cadenzas by Csaba Klenyán, among several new pieces composed by Hungarian composers.
Balogh: Allein Gott in der Höh sei Ehr
Balogh: 12 makams
Balogh: Kipling’s Speech
Played by the MilleniArt Ensemble, conducted by Eszter Király.
Online streaming of the world premiere of Balogh’s noh-monodrama based on Matsuo Basho’s text.
The piece is dedicated to and interpreted by Ryoko Aoki.
Rajk Judit (ének), Borbély László (zongora), Zétényi Tamás (cselló)
Brahms: O wie selig seid ihr doch, ihr Frommen IJB13, Nr.6. (1896)
SÍRVERSEK
Jeney: Rajk László vízjele (2019)
Jeney: „Én imádottam…” – részlet a Halotti szertartásból (Weöres Sándor versére, 1995/2007/2018)
Liszt: Le Crucifix, S. 342-I / LW. K9 (Victor Hugo, 1879/83)
Jeney: Ha nincs mit tenni – Esterházy Péter emlékére (Tandori Dezső versére, 2016)
Liszt: Le Crucifix, S. 342-II / LW. K9
Jeney: „Was hast du verbrochen?” Epitaphium Ildikó Vékony (2017)
Liszt: Le Crucifix, S. 342-III / LW. K9 (Victor Hugo, 1879/83)
Kurtág György: In memoriam Blum Tamás (1992)
Kurtág György: T.D.: Beckett szcénák (Tandori Dezső versére, 2021) – ősbemutató
Kurtág György: Három régi felirat, op. 25 – 3. Sírkereszt a Mecseknádasdi temetőben (1992)
Jeney: Kurtág Márta (1927–2019) vízjele (2019)
BÁNATDALOK
Vigilate ergo – gregorián antifóna (Isztambuli antifonálé, 1360 körül)
Schubert: A halál és a lányka, D. 531 (Matthias Claudius versére, 1817)
Balogh Máté: Wenn dein Mütterlein… (Friedrich Rückert versére, 2014)
Schubert: A vándor éji dala I., D. 224 (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe versére, 1815)
Dukay Barnabás: A nap mégis egy hajnali csillag – introitus és himnusz zongorára
Hildegard von Bingen: O ignée Spiritus (a Symphonia armonie celestium revelationum sorozatból, 1150 körül)
A HAMLETI MEGENGEDÉS
Kurtág György: Az hit… (1998)
Kurtág György: Apa nyara – anya nyara, Vízjel (két részlet a készülő AB-Játékok énekhangra sorozatból Tandori Dezső verseire, 2020)
Brahms: O Welt, ich muss dich lassen, IJB13, Nr.11. (1896)
Brahms: Öt Ophelia-dal, WoO 22, Nr. 1-2-3. (Shakespeare: Hamlet IV. felvonás 5. jelenete, 1873)
Brahms: a-moll Albumblatt, IJB3 (1853)
Brahms: Öt Ophelia-dal, WoO 22, Nr. 4. (Shakespeare: Hamlet IV. felvonás 5. jelenete, 1873)
Brahms: O wie selig seid ihr doch, ihr Frommen IJB13, Nr.6. (1896)
Brahms: Öt Ophelia-dal, WoO 22, Nr. 5. (Shakespeare: Hamlet IV. felvonás 5. jelenete, 1873)
Kurtág György: Schatten (1998)
Sosztakovics: Hamlet beszélgetése a lelkiismeretével, op. 143/3 (Maria Cvetajeva versére, 1967)
Jeney: Ami eldől, nem áll / Egy modern Hamlet-fordítás (Tandori Dezső versére, 1998)
Kurtág György: Három dal Tandori Dezső verseire (2019) – 1. a hamleti megengedés, 2. riadókészültség, 3. a hamleti megengedés [alio modo]
Concert by Trio Passacaglia (Judit Rajk, László Kéringer, Tamás Zétényi.)
Pieces by György Kurtág, Zoltán Jeney, Barnabás Dukay, Péter Tornyai & Máté Balogh.
The world premiere of Balogh’s new Hölderlin-Song.
Melis László: Az utolsó találkozás BWV 1030 – Hommage á Gyöngyössy Zoltán
Balogh Máté: T. L(X) – Tihanyi Lászlónak
J. S. Bach: Sonatina (BWV 106)
Balogh Máté: Tra – In memoriam ’Actus Tragicus’
Carlo Domeniconi: Koyunbaba suite – IV. Presto
Solti Árpád: Rontás elleni imádság
Steve Reich: New York counterpoint
Pregun Tamás: Flux á 3
Máté Balogh: Pseudomarsch
Zombola Péter: In memoriam Ligeti György
Ott Rezső: CON QUIJADA – Concertino para instrumentos de viento y percusión
Danubia Orchestra Óbuda
Conductor and narrator: Máté Hámori
Live stream of Balogh’s new duo for singing cellist and fortepiano, entitled Brief. The piece is based on the famous Beethoven-letter ‘Umsterbliche Geliebte’.
Ditta Rohmann – sing&cello
Mihály Berecz – fortepiano
Balogh’s string quartet entitled ‘Das Rhein am Tomasee’ will be performed by the Classicus Quartet.
(József Rácz, Réka Baksai – violin, Péter Tornyai – viola, Tamás Zétényi – cello)
Balogh’s chamber piece Allein Gott in die Höh Sei Ehr will be performed among other new pieces.
Schumann – Balogh Máté: Dichterliebe – Metamorphosen
Rodrigo: Con cierto de Aranjuez
Dvorak: IX. szimfónia
Vezényel: Yaniv Attar
Csaba Fervágner’s double bass recital with contemporary pieces, such as Balogh’s D.
Balogh’s DLA Diploma Concert at the Old Liszt Academy Concert Hall.
Arnold Schönberg: 10 Walzer vonószenekarra
Balogh Máté: Suite – ősbemutató
Arcangelo Corelli: F-dúr Concerto Grosso, op.6, Nr. 12
Balassa Sándor: Nyitány és jelenetek, op. 103
Performed by the Budapest Strings.
Virágh András Gábor: Metamorphosis for 14 players
Balogh Máté: Jam Quartet
Kutrik Bence: Rituálé
Zombola Péter: In memoriam
With the improvisation of Dés László (saxofon), Dés András (perc.) and Fenyvesi Márton.
Program
Kaito Nakahori: Two Different Paintings (Commissioned new work/World Premiere)
Máté Balogh: One Hundred Famous Views of Edo (Commissioned new work/World Premiere)
Peter Eötvös: Harakiri
Toshio Hosokawa: Sen VI
Peter Eötvös: Secret Kiss (International co-commissioned work/Japan Premiere)
Artists
Noh performance: Ryoko Aoki
Flute: Kazushi Saito
Bass Clarinet: Takashi Yamane
Clarinet/Bass Clarinet: István Kohán
Violin: Masamichi Yokoshima
Cello: Tomoki Tai
Percussion: Yoshiko Kanda
Oriza Hirata
Creators
Planning Advisors: Peter Eötvös, Toshio Hosokawa
Lighting design: Kazuyoshi Chichihara [Tokyo Bunka Kaikan]
Costume design: Yasutoshi Ezumi [EZUMi]
Balogh’s piano piece for 12 hands entitled ‘Ricerca di ricercare’ will be performed among other Hungarian pieces within the frame of the ‘Bach Mindenkinek Fesztivál’.
Among choir pieces by Machaut, Monteverdi, Schubert and Reger; Balogh’s 9 Songs will be performed.
Program:
BALOGH Máté: 7 Ant(hem)s – Hommage à P. Esterházy
BALOGH Máté: Kikaku&Basho
HORVÁTH Balázs: kábé 10 (– in memoriam EP –)
JENEY Zoltán: Esterházy Péternek – Soliloquium Nr. 5. (Charlie “Bird” Parker to Bruno)
JENEY Zoltán: Ha nincs mit tenni – Tandori Dezső soraira
JENEY: “Was hast du verbrochen?”
SÁRY László: Tánczene
Performed by:
RAJK Judit (alto), RAZVALJAJEVA Anasztázia (harp), SELEJLO Erzsébet (saxofon), JÁMBOR Anna (violin), KISS Péter (piano), SZŰCS Péter (clarinet), FÁBRY Bálint (bassoon), ZÉTÉNYI Tamás (cello), BALOGH Máté (piano)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11:
CANTOS Y CUENTOS • 8 PM • M Rich Building • Admission: $7 suggested donation at the door
Duo recital of Erzsébet Seleljo (saxofone) és Anastasia Razvalyaeva (harp) with Balogh’s Kikaku&Basho.
John Dowland: Flow my tears
Máté Balogh: Kikaku&Basho
Bach: g-minor sonata BWV 1020
Erkki-Sven Tüür: Prints
Balázs Horváth: kb 10
Claude Debussy: Children’s Corner
András Szalai’s cimbalom-recital, with Hungarian contemporary pieces. Balogh’s 7 Ant(hem)s will be performed by András Szalai and Tamás Zétényi (cello).
TORNYAI Péter: Narcissus
LÁNG István: Threbbing threads
ZOMBOLA Péter: Choral
VIRÁGH András Gábor: Waves
HORVÁTH Márton Levente: Litany
ZARÁNDY Ákos: Bethin
BALOGH Máté: Kikaku & Basho
KEDVES Csanád: Levitation in a Bright Thought
WETTL Mátyás: My Favourite Instrumens
Balogh’s Paian and choral will be performed among the pieces by György Kurtág, László Vidovszky, Zsolt Serei, János Bali, Balázs Futó, Péter Tornyai, Csanád Kedves, Gergely Ittzés, Csaba Klenyán; interpreted by János Bali and the composer.
Máté Balogh’s Pseudomakam will be interpreted, in the frame of the concert of the Jámbor Family, by Anna Jámbor, Janka Jámbor and Máté Balogh.
Erzsébet Seleljo – saxophone
Anastasia Razvalyaeva – harp
Encounters
Péter Zombola: Choral (2014)
Márton Levente Horváth: Litany (2014)
András Gábor Virágh: Waves (2014)
Mátyás Wettl: My favourite instruments (2015)
Csanád Kedves : Levitation in a Bright Thought (2015)
Máté Balogh: Kikaku & Basho (2015)
Péter Tornyai: Narcissus (2015)
Ákos Zarándy: BETHIN (2015)
and songs of John Dowland as well.
First premier of Máté Balogh’s Metamorphosen for orchestra, which was comissioned by the Óbudai Danubia Orchestra. The piece is going to be performed in between the mouvements of Schumann’s Dichterliebe.
April 20, 2016, 8 PM
Istanbul, Maltepe Kültür Merkezi (Turkey)
Traditions Provoked – Between East and West
with the ContrasTon – works by Baroque and Hungarian contemporary composers
Program:
BALOGH Máté: Kikaku & Basho
KOCSÁR Miklós: Fantázia és Friss, Duo (Aria és Scherzo)
LÁNG István: Threbbed Threats *
MAROS Miklós: Lyria, Games
PÓCS Katalin: new piece *
RÓZSA Pál: SeRapsodia *
TORNYAI Péter: Narcissus
VIRÁGH András Gábor: Waves
WETTL Mátyás: My favourite instruments
ZARÁNDY Ákos: BETHIN
* world premiere
Interpreted by:
DUO SeRa / SELELJO Erzsébet (saxophone) és RAZVALJAJEVA Anasztázia (harp)
Classicus Quartet:
József RÁCZ, Réka BAKSAI, Péter TORNYAI, Tamás ZÉTÉNYI.
Production of the CentriFUGA group.
Pieces by seven young composers of the CentriFUGA collective reflecting on Haydn’s The Seven Last Words of our Savior on the Cross.
In between:
Levente Márton HORVÁTH: Pater, dimitte illis, non enim sciunt quid faciunt
Marcell DARGAY: new piece
Csanád KEDVES: Look at me
László SÁNDOR: 4. szó – Éli, éli, lemá szabaktáni?
Bálint LACZKÓ: Sitio
Máté BALOGH: C-o-n-s-u-m-m-a-t-u-m e-s-t
Péter TORNYAI: …über die letzten Worte von J. H
10. 03. 2016. 5:00 PM, Pécs, PTE
Members:
Bán Máté – flute
Pálfi Csaba – clarinet
Baksai Réka – violin
Jámbor Janka – violoncello
Dani Imre – piano
Program:
Weiner Leó / Bán Máté: Passacaglia Op. 44
Robert Schumann / Dani Imre: Carnaval Op. 9
Balogh Máté: Pentagrammon
Anton Webern / Bán Máté: Langsamer Satz
Weiner Leó / Balogh Máté, Bán Máté: Preludio, notturno e scherzo diabolico Op. 31
PROGRAM:
Leó Weiner / Máté Balog, Máté Bán: Preludio, notturno e scherzo diabolico Op. 31
Robert Schumann / Imre Dani: Carnaval Op. 9 (excerpts)
Máté Balogh: Pentagrammon
Leó Weiner / Bálint Laczkó: Carnival Op. 5
FEATURING:
Weiner Ensemble:
Réka Baksai – violin, Janka Jámbor – violoncello,
Máté Bán – flute, Csaba Pálfi – clarinet, Imre Dani – piano
The Weiner Ensemble was founded in September 2014 from graduates and doctoral students of the Budapest Franz Liszt Academy of Music under professional supervision by professor Márta Gulyás. The primal aim of them is to draw the attention of the audience on a wide repertoire of pieces from Baroque solo pieces through 20th century compositions up to contemporary pieces, written for an individual setting of instruments. These pieces are performed usuall by a “Pierrot ensemble”, named after the twentieth-century composer Arnold Schoenberg’s seminal work Pierrot Lunaire. In 2015 the ensemble took the name of composer Leo Weiner approval of the Leo Weiner Foundation.
Free entry!