Variációk 6.

COMPLEMENTARY. PLAY. APOTHEOSIS.

This March concert of the ‘Variations Series’ features a baroque and classical music programme. Boccherini’s ‘Guitar Quintet’ will be performed on harp and four strings, while Johann Sebastian Bach’s ‘Trio Sonata’ will be performed in an arrangement by his son Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach. A real speciality will be Cherubini’s ‘String Quartet No. 1’, which was one of the composer’s most popular chamber pieces, and constituted a fundamental part of any musical repertoire in the 19th century. Perhaps this is because this chamber piece exhibited a tone radically different from that of the greatest works of the genre, such as those composed by Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven. And, another reason for this could be that Cherubini’s work featured a kind of operatic dramaticality.

Program

C. Ph. E. Bach: Trio Sonata in G major, after BWV 1038
Artists: Andrea Fenyvesi (violin), János Fejérvári (viola), Eszter Reményi (cello), Soma Dinyés (harpsichord)

Vivaldi: Sonata in A Minor, RV 86
Artists: Evelin Balog (flute), Attila Jankó (bassoon), Klára Bábel (harp)

Boccherini: Quintet in D Major, G 448
Artists: Noémi Radványi (violin), Ildikó Fodor (violin), Tamás Cs. Nagy (viola), Judit Nagy (cello), Klára Bábel (harp)

Bach: Trio Sonata in G major, BWV 1038
Artists: Gabriella Hegyesi (flute), Evelin Balog (flute), Árpád Amirás (cello), Soma Dinyés (harpsichord)

Cherubini: String Quartet No. 1 in E Flat Major
Artists: Andrea Fenyvesi (violin), Miklós Balogh (violin), Katalin Madák (violin), Judit Nagy (cello)

Photo: Gabriella Hegyesi, Árpád Amirás @Attila Vörös