The works, which can be seen until the end of March, are connected by “silence”, as visitors can watch films in the exhibition space with the common feature of having no sound accompanying the projected sequences.
In January 2023, Ernő Rubik launched the "364 Days" composition project, a creative experiment, the completed works of which will be performed: compositions by Ákos Nagy and Márton Bujdosó, along with a comprehensive musical reflection by György Bartók.
The CentriFUGA as a Contemporary Music Community, a group of composers from Budapest's longstanding, continually evolving, and expanding contemporary music community, is once again connecting with the Transparent Sound New Music Festival.
The 12th Transparent Sound New Music Festival Starts on January 11 – POLYCHROME
(January 11 – February 9, 2025)
KOLLEKTIV UNRUHE is a group from Berlin who’s members share a vision about creating a unique and novel collaborative praxis between composition and performance.
Sounds, colors, games – and of course, countless musical adventures await you at this truly special creative music workshop for families at the Transparent Sound Festival!
In Judit Varga's full-length work, human and machine form a virtuosic piano duo: the classical acoustic piano "duels" with the computer-controlled Disklavier.
At the book launch hosted by Az & Kiadó, Judit Rácz, the translator of the book, will have a discussion with Szabolcs Molnár, a music historian.
Valuska was the first opera written in Hungarian by Péter Eötvös, the internationally renowned composer, and the 13th opera of his career. The work is an adaptation of László Krasznahorkai's novel The Melancholy of Resistance. The premiere was scheduled to celebrate the composer's 80th birthday.
