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LOVE TILL THE END - Wagner / Strauss / Prokofjev / Saint-Saëns - Eszter Sümegi, Róbert Farkas L/1
Each of the pieces in our concert program is about love. Wagner's work is a wedding gift for his young wife; the story of Romeo and Juliet, which inspired numerous musical works, is a tragedy that ends in the death of a couple; Richard Strauss's wonderful song cycle is a farewell to a life well lived in a happy marriage.
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Last event date: Thursday, September 21 2023 7:00PM
PROGRAM
R. Strauss: Four Last Songs
Prokofjev: Romeo and Juliet – Suite No. 1 and 2.
Saint-Saëns: Samson et Dalila – Bacchanale
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Each of the pieces in our concert program is about love. Wagner's work is a wedding gift for his young wife; the story of Romeo and Juliet, which inspired numerous musical works, is a tragedy that ends in the death of a couple; Richard Strauss's wonderful song cycle is a farewell to a life well lived in a happy marriage.
Róbert Farkas studied choral conducting and conducting at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music, and completed his studies in Berlin. He has been the chief conductor of our orchestra since 2021.
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Apollo and Dionysus, idyll and rampant celebration: such pairs of opposites could be used to describe Beethoven's two symphonies, the Symphony No. 6 and Symphony No. 7. The first is one of the most beautiful examples of music depicting nature, in which we hear birdsong, the murmur of a stream, a shepherd's horn. The second, which – after Richard Wagner’s often quoted remark – has been called 'the Apotheosis of the Dance itself', was a resounding success in its day in the imperial city. It contains the popular Allegretto, which was applauded by the audience at its premiere and on occasion has been performed as a stand-alone piece. The fourth evening in Gábor Takács-Nagy's Beethoven series features works by the composer from his "Promethean" period.
Deniz Uzun is a singer of Turkish origin, who was raised in Germany and won a special prize at the Éva Marton International Singing Competition in Budapest in 2021. She studied in Mannheim and Heidelberg, then in Bloomington, USA, and is now a frequent guest singer in the world's major opera houses and concert halls, with an impressive repertoire. In this concert, Uzun will sing a song cycle composed by the young for the extraordinary poems of a contemporary poet, Tristan Klingsor. The concert will be conducted by the orchestra's chief conductor, Róbert Farkas, who has put together a program from pieces with French relevance. Haydn composed his six "Paris Symphonies" in 1784, receiving a "commission" from Paris. The second movement of Symphony No. 85 in B flat major is a variation of a well-known French folk song. Ravel composed his songs to French, and the two popular orchestral pieces in the second half of the program are perhaps the best-known and most popular works of French music.
Beethoven életrajzírói a mester egyik legjellemzőbb tulajdonságaként emlegetik szabadságszeretetét. Ez az alapja az 1809-ben komponált Egmont nyitánynak. Szellemi rokona az Egmont zenének a III. szimfónia is, amely az Eroica (Hősi) melléknevet kapta. A II. szimfóniát 1803-ban mutatták be, derűs, optimizmust sugárzó mű, pedig keletkezése idején Beethoven már tudott gyógyíthatatlan fülbajáról.
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