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Echoes of Budapest - CD Presentation Concert Amsterdam
Event by: The Hague String Trio
Location: Uilenburgersjoel, Nieuwe Uilenburgerstraat 91, Amsterdam - Amsterdam-Centrum
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The Hague String Trio presents a special, new CD - Echoes of Budapest - A Homage to Three Friends: Three ironing trios and a duo, with two World Premières of three Hongaars -Jewish composers and lifelong friends: Pálzza Frid.
The album is a homage to three exceptional musicians with a special friendship that started in Budapest more than a hundred years ago. As young students, they got to know each other around the 1920s at the Franz Liszt Music Academy in Budapest, where they studied composition at Zoltán Kodály and Béla Bartók and where they developed to masters on their instrument, the cello, violin and piano,
Deksten, and onto their own. More in the Netherlands where they played an important role in Dutch music life. They married here, and Székely and Frid lived there for years. Hermann stayed in Berlin, but often traveled to his in -laws in the Netherlands. Unfortunately his life had a tragic end, he did not survive the war. Székely and Frid became Dutch citizens after the war. Frid continued to live in the Netherlands until his death in 1989, Székely emigrated to the United States and Canada.
At the concert you will hear a selection of the repertoire of the new CD and Lex Bohlmeijer will provide the presentation. Afterwards we would like to raise the glass with you to Toast on 'Echoes of Budapest'!
english version
The Hague string Trio Presents Their Latest CD - Echoes of Budapest - A Homage To Three Friends: Three String Trios Three, A Dree, Including, A Duo, A Duo, A Duo, A Duo, A Duo, A Duo, A Duo, Hungarian-Jewish Composers and Lifelong Friends: Pál Hermann, Zoltán Székely, and Géza Frid.
The album is a tribute to three exceptional musicians whose remarkable Friendship was over a hunred years in budapaPest. As Young Students, They With Around the Beginning of the 1920s at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest, Where they Studied Composition Under Zoltán Kodály and Béla Bartók and and Rose to Prominence as Masters of their.
at the presentation concert, a selection of the recorded works will be performed, introduced by lex bohlmeist, and journalist Wonderful Programs on NPO classic. After the concert, there will be an opportunity to buy the cd, and we warmly invite you to raise a glass with us in a toast to 'echoes of Budapest'!
The Hague String Trio presents a special, new CD - Echoes of Budapest - A Homage to Three Friends: Three ironing trios and a duo, with two World Premières of three Hongaars -Jewish composers and lifelong friends: Pálzza Frid.
The album is a homage to three exceptional musicians with a special friendship that started in Budapest more than a hundred years ago. As young students, they got to know each other around the 1920s at the Franz Liszt Music Academy in Budapest, where they studied composition at Zoltán Kodály and Béla Bartók and where they developed to masters on their instrument, the cello, violin and piano,
Deksten, and onto their own. More in the Netherlands where they played an important role in Dutch music life. They married here, and Székely and Frid lived there for years. Hermann stayed in Berlin, but often traveled to his in -laws in the Netherlands. Unfortunately his life had a tragic end, he did not survive the war. Székely and Frid became Dutch citizens after the war. Frid continued to live in the Netherlands until his death in 1989, Székely emigrated to the United States and Canada.
At the concert you will hear a selection of the repertoire of the new CD and Lex Bohlmeijer will provide the presentation. Afterwards we would like to raise the glass with you to Toast on 'Echoes of Budapest'!
english version
The Hague string Trio Presents Their Latest CD - Echoes of Budapest - A Homage To Three Friends: Three String Trios Three, A Dree, Including, A Duo, A Duo, A Duo, A Duo, A Duo, A Duo, A Duo, Hungarian-Jewish Composers and Lifelong Friends: Pál Hermann, Zoltán Székely, and Géza Frid.
The album is a tribute to three exceptional musicians whose remarkable Friendship was over a hunred years in budapaPest. As Young Students, They With Around the Beginning of the 1920s at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest, Where they Studied Composition Under Zoltán Kodály and Béla Bartók and and Rose to Prominence as Masters of their.
at the presentation concert, a selection of the recorded works will be performed, introduced by lex bohlmeist, and journalist Wonderful Programs on NPO classic. After the concert, there will be an opportunity to buy the cd, and we warmly invite you to raise a glass with us in a toast to 'echoes of Budapest'!