The series "Bartók Reflections" presents Bartók’s works from new perspectives: an exhibition by Szilvia Szigeti, a Ferenczy Noémi Prize-winning textile artist, the premiere of Mihály Kerényi’s music film based on Bartók’s 14 Bagatelles, as well as several concerts, are all part of the concert and program series taking place in 2026 at the Budapest Music Center, the Bartók Memorial House, the K.A.S. Gallery, and the Kiscelli Museum.
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At the evening event held at the BMC, the audience will hear Bartók’s chamber works and folk song arrangements. Although the concert will feature several frequently performed masterpieces, the performing artists aim to make it special through their program curation and by highlighting the folk music sources of the compositions, with some songs even connecting to the folk symbolism of the upcoming summer solstice.
Béla Bartók: Rhapsody No. 1. for violin and piano
Béla Bartók: 44 Duos For Two Violins – excerpts
Béla Bartók: 14 Bagatelles – selection
Béla Bartók: 8 Hungarian Folk Songs – II. Istenem, istenem
Béla Bartók: Székely Folk Song
Béla Bartók: 20 Hungarian Folk Songs – IV. New Songs – II. „Érik a ropogós cseresznye”
Béla Bartók: The Ballad of László Fehér
Béla Bartók: 20 Hungarian Folk Songs – IV. New Songs – III. „Már Dobozon”
Béla Bartók: 8 Hungarian Folk Songs – III. „Asszonyok, asszonyok”
Béla Bartók: Kontrasztok
Featuring:
Fatima Szalay – voice
Zsófia Fóris, Oszkár Varga, András Vavrinecz – violin
Péter Szűcs – clarinet
Róza Radnóti – piano
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