Söndörgő | Kelemen Kvartett - Bartók–Balkán Revisited / BARTÓK TAVASZ 2024
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Last event date: Monday, April 08 2024 7:30PM
The members of Söndörgő: Áron Eredics, Benjamin Eredics, Salamon Eredics, Dávid Eredics, Ábel Dénes
The members of the string quartet: Barnabás Kelemen, Jonian Ilias Kadesha – violin, Katalin Kokas – viola, Vashti Mimosa Hunter – cello
At their joint concert, Söndörgő, who specialize in South Slavic melodies and combine the archaic quality of traditional tunes with the energy of rock music, and the Kelemen Quartet, who are hailed in the international press as the most galvanizing string quartet of recent times, explore the heritage of Bartók.
On his 1912 collection trip to the Banat, Béla Bartók recorded numerous Romanian, Serbian and Bulgarian folk melodies. The programme of what promises to be a captivating night includes Söndörgő songs inspired by melodies Bartók collected in Temesmonostor and Sárafalva, original compositions of his such as String Quartet No. 5, and the tambura orchestra arrangements of popular works like Allegro barbaro. One of the highlights will be a taster of Söndörgő’s next album, Gyezz, to be released in the summer of 2024, and performed now, of course, with the Kelemen Quartet.
This concert of the Bartók Spring is presented by Müpa Budapest as a joint event with Liszt Academy.
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