Feledi Project: Kozmikus konfliktus / Teremtett világ / Missa Duodecima / LISZT ÜNNEP 2023

Cosmic Conflict

Performed by: Fanni Czvikli, Tamás Csizmadia, Bence Horváth, students of the Hungarian University of Dance

Featuring: Kodály Philharmonic

Conductor: Imre Kollár

Music: Roland Szentpáli

Assistant to the choreographer: Tamás Csizmadia

Created World

Performed by: Jusztina Bakonyi, Milán Földesi, Flóra Frank, Dorina Kiss, Zsófia Liszkai, Máté Milchram, Csaba Nagy, Patrik Perjési, Brigitta Tóth, Dalma Wéninger

Featuring: Kodály Choir

Conductor: Zoltán Kocsis-Holper

Music: György Orbán

Assistant to the choreographer: Dalma Wéninger

Missa Duodecima

Performed by: Jusztina Bakonyi, Milán Földesi, Flóra Frank, Dorina Kiss, Zsófia Liszkai, Máté Milchram, Csaba Nagy, Patrik Perjési, Brigitta Tóth, Dalma Wéninger

Featuring: Kálmán Dráfi – violin, Gábor Fánczi – double bass, Accord Quartet, Kodály Choir

The members of the quartet: Péter Mező, Csongor Veér – violin,  Géza Bence Hargitai – viola, Mátyás Ölveti – cello

Conductor: Zoltán Kocsis-Holper

Music: György Orbán

Assistant to the choreographer: Dalma Wéninger

Production design, set: Krisztián Minorics

Costumes: Nikolett Bati

Lighting: Miklós Hepkó

Choreographer, director: János Feledi

Feledi Project presents dance productions at the Liszt Fest that were inspired by the music of two contemporary composers, Roland Szentpáli and György Orbán. The choreography of Cosmic Conflict is based on Szentpáli’s The Wind and the Sun, an award-winner of Müpa Budapest’s 2020 Composition Competition. The ballet is based on the story of the Greek fabulist Aesop, in which the Sun proves to the North Wind that persuasion is more effective than coercion.

In the second part of the evening, choreographies to a mass and choral works by György Orbán, Müpa Budapest’s featured composer of the season, will lead the viewer into the world of spirituality and the soul. The combination of sung words and movements brings in mind the endlessness of nature, our despairs, joys and sorrows, while all this is given a voice by György Orbán’s music with playfulness and plenty of charm and magic.

This performance of the Liszt Fest is presented by Müpa Budapest as a joint event with Feledi Project.