Kodály Memorial Year Programmes
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1, April
18:00 Lutheran Church (Kecskemét)
Palm Sunday Concert
Hayes: Alleluja; Zoltán Kodály: Tantum ergo; Zöld erdőben (In the Green Forest); Lyric Romance; Advent Song; Stabat Mater; Evening Song; Organ works; Zoltán Gárdonyi: Tartsd meg hazánkat, Isten! (God, Save our Country!); Ph. E. Bach: Sonata in G major (1st, 2nd Movement); Árpád Balázs: Bodzavirág (Elderflower); Tartini: Stabat Mater; Vivaldi: Nulla in mundo; József Karai: Estéli nótázás (Evening Singing); Telemann: Phantasy in a minor; Pitoni: Laudate Dominum; Saint-Saëns: Tollite Hostias; J. S. Bach: Wie soll ich dich empfangen; Gastoldi: Sweet and Charming Nymphs; Niels Wilhelm Gade: Autumn; Ferenc Farkas: Walloon Serenade; Dawn Song
Mihályné Farkas, Angéla Nyulasiné Lakos, Zsanett Lakos (voice), Imre Szegszárdy, László Révész (organ), Eszter Márfi (flute), Janka Jámbor (cello), Anna Jámbor (violin), László Gerhát (piano), Male Choir of the Piarist High School, Márta Nemesszeghy Choir of the Kodály School Association
Conductors: Gábor Fehérvári, Judit Pejtsikné Párdányi
19:30 Palace of Arts, Bartók National Concert Hall (Budapest)
Concert of the Hungarian Radio’s Symphony Orchestra, Choir and Children’s Choir
Kodály: Háry János – opera in four acts
Béla Perencz (Háry János), Judit Németh (Örzse), Judit Geötz (Császárné), Ildikó Cserna (Mária Lujza), Viktor Massányi (Marci bácsi), Géza Hegedűs D. (prose)
Conductor: Ádám Fischer
(Budapest Spring Festival 2007)
4, April
17:00 Imre Madách Cultural Center (Vác)
Kodály: Háry János (opera in four acts)
Földváry Gala
5, April
18:00 Saint Stephen Basilica (Budapest)
Church Service with Music
István Koloss: Hungarian Mass
Duruflé: Ubi caritas
Liszt: Ave verum
Kodály: Pange Lingua
Choir of the Saint Stephen Basilica
Conductor: László Fehér
Free
6, April
18:00 Saint Stephen’s Basilica (Budapest)
Church Service with Music
Alajos Werner: St. John Passion
Palestrina: Popule meus
Roselli: Adoramus te Christe
Gasparini: Adoramus
Kodály: Stabat Mater
Choir of the Saint Stephen Basilica
Conductor: László Fehér
Free
9, April
18.00 Hungarian Radio, Marble Hall (Budapest)
Gyula Stuller (violin), Shimanuki Yukari (viola) and László Mező (cello)
Beethoven: Duo “With Two Obbligato Eyeglasses”, WoO 32
Weiner: G minor String Trio, op. 6
Kodály: Duo for Violin and Cello, op. 7
Free
11, April
18:00 Kodály School (Kecskemét)
Dániel Sárosi (organ)
Couperin: Offertoire sur les grands jeux
Bach: Toccata and Fugue in E major, BWV 566
Mozart: Phantasy in F minor, K 608
Kodály: Pange lingua
Liszt: "Ad nos, ad salutarem undam" – Phantasy and Fugue
Kecskemét Teacher’s Choir
Conductor: János Laczkó
Free
13, April
19:30 Inner-City Parish Church (Burapest)
Classics of the Art of Organ - András Virágh (organ)
"In memoriam Kodály Zoltán"
Kodály: Prelude; Epigrams; Organoedia
18, April
19:00 Dome of Szeged
Levente Kuzma (organ)
Anita Somogyi, Melinda Tóth (voice)
Bach-Reger: Chromatic Phantasy and Fugue
D' Astorga: Duetto da camara
Franck: Phantasy in C Major
Reger: Ein feste Burg – Choral Phantasy
Saint-Saëns: Ave Maria
Kodály: Prelude
Mulet: Carillon sortie
19:30 Liszt Ferenc Music Academy, Great Hall
Kodály Evening of the Budapest Concert Orchestra a MÁV
Kodály: Felszállott a páva (The Peacock); Jesus and the Traders; Budavári Te Deum
Tünde Szabóki, Erika Gál, József Mukk, István Rácz (voice), Debrecen Kodály Choir (choirmaster: Sándor Gyüdi)
Conductor: Tamás Gál
19, April
19:00 Klebersberg Kuno Cultural Center (Budapest)
László Mező (cello)
Works by I. Mező, Bach, Boccherini, Popper, Kodály and Bartók
dr. Judit Mező Benczéné (narrator), László Mező, Márta Patkóné Mező, László Papp (cello), Bulcsú Bencze (piano), Janka Bencze (flute)
20, April
18:00 University of Pécs, Entrance Hall (Pécs)
Spring Concert in Memory of Zoltán Kodály
Choirs of the Erkel Ferenc Music School Pápa, Choirs of the I. Elementary School of Pécs University
23, April
19:00 Old Music Academy (Budapest)
"With Singing and Music" – Concert by Erika Sziklay’s Students
Folksong adaptations by Kodály and Dohnányi
Ravel: Five Greek Folk Songs
Chinese and Japanese folk song adaptations
Emese Virág (piano)
26, April
18:00 Kodály School (Kecskemét)
Kecskemét Symphony Orchestra and Students of the Kodály School
Works by C. P. E. Bach, Haydn, Csajkovszkij and Doppler
Fanni Edőcs (harpsichord), Renáta Hajducsek (oboe), Janka Jámbor (cello), Eszter Márfi, Annamária Bán (flute)
Conductor: László Gerhát
29, April
11:00 Bartók Béla Memorial House (Budapest)
Gábor Farkas (piano)
Bach: Prelude and Fugue in C-sharp minor
Mozart: Sonata in D Major, K 311
Chopin: Etude in C-sharp minor, op. 10, No. 4
Liszt: Forest Murmurs (Concert etude)
Debussy: Etude for the Five Fingers
Rachmaninoff: Etude in C minor, op. 39, No. 1
Chopin: Phantasy in F minor
Kodály-Bartók: Hungarian Folk Song Adaptations
Bartók: Four Slovakian Folksongs |
