Bartók Spring | Hommage à Zsófia Tallér
Ilona Dobszai-Meskó: Vivere et amare – Three songs based on poems by Dezső Kosztolányi – excerpt
Béla Bartók: Solo Sonata – excerpt
Béla Bartók: Andante for Violin and Piano
Szabolcs Mátyássy: Wanderers Nachtlied – Based on Goethe’s poem
Zsófia Tallér: Sonata Ostinata
Emil Petrovics: Shakespeare’s Soongbook, Op. 52
András Emszt: Two memories
Zsófia Tallér: Mum’s Old Picture – To poems by Dezső Kosztolányi and Judit Tallér – excerpt
Benjamin Edelson: Continuities – award-winning work
Béla Bartók: Romanian Folk Dances
- Darázs Renáta – ének
- Faluvégi Fanni – ének
- Hámori Szabolcs – ének
- Pauk Eleonóra – ének
- Maya Kasprzak –hegedű
- Bor Péter – brácsa
- Ölveti Mátyás – cselló
- Dobszai-Meskó Ilona – zongora
- Emszt András – zongora
- Kozma Dávid – zongora
- Rozsonits Ildikó – zongora
- Műsorvezető: Becze Szilvia
Closing concert of the 4th Tallér Zsófia International Contemporary Composition Competition
Composer Zsófia Tallér, who contributed music to theatre productions and films, passed away young in 2021. As one of the creators and teachers of applied composition programmes at the Liszt Academy and the Academy of Drama and Film, she was an inspiration to an entire generation. Her memory is honoured with a festival and composition competition, held now for the fourth time. Entries to the composition competition were to reflect on some work by Zsófia Tallér. The chamber cantata Mum’s Old Picture was composed to poems by Dezső Kosztolányi and Judit Tallér, and is Tallér’s personal remembrance of her mother, in her characteristic, highly emotional musical language. Competitors were to create original compositions inspired by the atmosphere and theme of Zsófia Tallér’s cantata – without quoting its music or lyrics.
Supporter: National Cultural Fund of Hungary
Tickets are available for 2000–2800 HUF online at bartoktavasz.hu and at the ticket office of Müpa Budapest:
1095 Budapest, Komor Marcell utca 1.
Telephone: +36 1 555 3300, +36 1 555 3301
Email: jegypenztar@mupa.hu
Open every day from 10 am – 6 pm, on performance days until the end of the first interval