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concert
BMC Concert Hall
1093 Budapest, Mátyás str. 8.
3 000 HUF

Rethinking Thoughts

Lucas Fels' cello recital (NO)

The concert will feature significant works from the contemporary cello repertoire. Brian Ferneyhough led the “new complexity” movement while Jonathan Harvey is known for his music inspired by Buddhist perspectives. Works by Mark Andre and Brice Pauset, which explore noise and timbre, will be performed alongside the serialist composition of Roger Sessions. Johannes Schütt’s new piece for fixed media, inspired by Schubert, will also be featured. Lucas Fels will also premiere two works by Macarena Rosmanich and Dániel Péter Biró, the latter integrating Jewish numerology and microtonality. Lucas Fels is one of the premiere interpreters of contemporary music. He was a founding member of Ensemble Recherche, joining the Arditti Quartet in 2006. He has been a Darmstadt summer course lecturer for 20 years and is Professor for Contemporary Music at the Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts.

 

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With the friendly support of Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation.


   

Program

  • Roger Sessions: Six Pieces
  • Mark Andre: E
  • Johannes Schütt: Rethinking Thoughts – live electronics
  • Brian Ferneyhough: In Nomine (authorized shortened version)
  • Jonathan Harvey: Curve With Plateau
  • Macarena Rosmanich: Quasi un silencio (Almost a Silence)
  • Brice Pauset: Rasch
  • Dániel Péter Biró: Ét Cárá (Szorongattatási idő)

Curator

  • Balázs Horváth
  • Dániel Péter Bíró

Performers

  • Lucas Fels - cello
  • Péter Bíró Dániel - electronics
  • Johannes Schütt - electronics

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