The surrounding novelty breaches the hull of the ship: at such times, art connoisseurs attempt to draw conclusions from the forms of openings—often fortuitous ones. However, these openings do not actually represent the Novelty itself; rather, they merely indicate the holes through which its pressure struck. It has not yet assumed its final form, merely pointing to those points where it broke through—the demand for Manifestation itself. – Miklós Erdély
Charles Ives (1874-1954) is one of the most renowned American modernist composers. During his lifetime, his works were not widely recognized or performed; it was only in his later years that he gained posthumous acclaim.
This evening will reveal Diana and Ivan Buffa's musical community, the mindset of the generation with whom they are associated. In addition to the couple, the flute virtuoso father and son, István and Gergely Matuz, join them to perform the compositions.
This year, the festival's film club programme includes a new pre-release screening of a new work by two iconic American artists Godfrey Reggio and Philipp Glass.
Two masters, two conductors, two essential works, and two premieres. László Tihanyi and Balázs Horváth, who are celebrating the 80th birthdays of Péter Eötvös and László Vidovszky, will perform a new piece each – related to the oeuvre of Vidovszky and Eötvös – this evening.
EZMMi is the new joint project of the Liszt Academy of Music and Budapest Music Center which presents electro-acoustic music works showcasing the latest advances in technology. The project also offers detailed introductory lectures for the audience about the pieces they hear.
The struggle to seek and find happiness is one of humanity's bigest issues. One of the initial elements of the production is the Tibetan folk tale The Bird of Happiness and its contemporary, modern-day interpretations, its meanings and attempts at a better understanding.