For its concert at the Transparent Sound New Music Festival, Metrum Ensemble compiled the programme from works of British, Hungarian, Argentinian, Italian and Ecuadorian composers.
Modern Art Orchestra gives highlighted attention to the AOV-artists and their connections in the 2021/22-season. The ten concerts of the season will introduce the compositions of the ten branches of the project with an invited AOV-composer guest each time.
János Baksa Soós, born 1948 in Budapest, emigrated to Germany in 1971, where he lived and worked until his death in 2021.The extremely rich artistic and musical legacy he created during this time period it is still being explored.
The emergence of electronic instruments has resulted not only in new timbres, but also in a paradigm shift in the field of musical thinking, especially when it comes to improvisation.
Lluïsa Espigolé is intensively engaged in contemporary experimental music. Her activity is currently focused on the performance and premieres as a soloist, chamber musician, ensembles and increasingly in interdisciplinary projects, sound performance and free improvisation.
Organizers:
Budapest Music Center, Institut français de Budapest, FUGA – Budapest Center of Architecture, Design without Borders, For a Concert Hall Foundation, Gryllus Kft., Három Holló, Pro Progressione, Trafó House of Contemporary Arts, Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music
Supporters and partners:
Ministry of Human Capacities Grant Management, Goethe Institute, Instituto Cervantes, Institut français de Budapest, National Cultural Fund
Advisory board:
János Bali, András Csonka, Ádám Darázs,
Marcell Dargay, Gergely Fazekas, Judit Gaál,
Katalin György-Dóczy, Samu Gryllus, Balázs Horváth, Márton Illés, Orsolya Kaincz, András Kégl, Ernő Rubik, György Szabó, Judit Varga
Staff:
Balázs Horváth, Marcell Dargay (curator),
Katalin György-Dóczy, Mirjam Pálfi, Enikő Nagy (communication),Adrienn Császár (graphic design), Orsolya Kaincz (website),György Naszáj, Balázs Mohai, Gábor Valuska (photo, stream)
