[:hu]Szőke Tibor mesterbérlet 4[:en]Szőke Tibor Master Series No. 4[:]
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MÜPA
BARTÓK BÉLA NEMZETI
HANGVERSENYTEREM
2019. MÁJUS 16.
CSÜTÖRTÖK 19.30
PROGRAM
Kobayashi: A két haza százötven éve (Hundred and Fifty Years of Two Homelands)
Liszt: I. Esz-dúr zongoraverseny
Brahms: Magyar táncok 1,4,5,6
Kodály: Galántai táncok
FEATURING
Kobayashi Ayano (zongora)
CONDUCTOR
Kobayashi Ken-Ichiro
Ünnepi hangverseny
Magyarország és Japán 150 éves
diplomáciai kapcsolatának
tiszteletére.
MÜPA BUDAPEST
BÉLA BARTÓK
CONCERT HALL
MAY 16, 2019
THURSDAY 7:30 PM
PROGRAMME
Kobayashi: Hundred and Fifty Years of Two Homelands
Liszt: Coronation Mass
Bartók: Dance Suite
Kodály: Dances from Galánta
GUEST ARTISTS
Kobayashi Ayano (piano)
CONDUCTOR
Kobayashi Ken-Ichiro
Special Concert for celebrating
the 150 years old official diplomatic ties
between Japan and Hungary
It will be 45 years ago in 2019 that Kobayashi Ken-Ichiro arrived at Hungary. Since then he has been an essential part of the music circles in this country. His popularity has not diminished over time even though the third generation of music fans has grown up already. The Hungarian audience got acquainted with him through the screen as a contestant in the first international conductor competition of the Hungarian State Television. After he had been announced the winner, with the second prize taken by Ádám Medveczky, another still very popular conductor, the Hungarian audience became attached to him forever. Years later he served for long as the principal music director of the Hungarian State Philharmonic Orchestra, and it is our honor to announce over and over again that he has been the honorary guest conductor of the MÁV Symphony Orchestra for several years. This title is to acknowledge the particularly strong and cordial ties between him and our orchestra, which began to form when – as he spoke about this publicly several times – he conducted the MÁV Symphony Orchestra as the first orchestra outside his country in the first round of the competition. This experience profoundly impressed him determining his affection to the country. He came to this concert with a surprise: the audience will have the chance to get to know him as a composer. Witnessing his musical language in this performance is going to be a treat, as we all know very well what his interpretation of other composers’ works is like. That the works of the three greatest Hungarian composers will be performed after his composition is going to be the frosting on the cake.