The cimbalom is a true chameleon of an instrument: like the piano, the Hungarian hammered dulcimer feels at home in all genres and styles. And so does Áron Horváth, who is touring the continent’s major concert halls as a European Concert Hall Organisation »Rising Star«. With his World Music Quartet, the young cimbalom virtuoso wanders through jazz and folk music from Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria at the Elbphilharmonie.
PERFORMERS
Áron Horváth cimbalom
Bence Babcsán clarinet, alto saxophone, traditional hungarian folk flutes
Zsombor Herédi accordion
Dávid Lakatos double bass
PROGRAM
Cimbalom solo:
Johann Sebastian Bach
Suite für Violoncello solo Nr. 2 d-Moll BWV 1008
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
Fantasie fis-Moll Wq 67 »Carl Philipp Emanuel Bachs Empfindungen«
Charlotte Bray
In an Eternal Dusk
György Kurtág
Hommage à Ferenc Berényi 70
Johann Sebastian Bach
Sonata No. 1 in G minor, BWV 1001 for solo violin
Emma Nagy
New Work for Solo Cimbalom
- Interval -
World Music Quartet:
Béla Bartók
Bulgarian Rhythm / from: Mikrokosmos Sz 107 (adaptation for ensemble by Áron Horváth)
Áron Horváth
Seven
Traditioneller mazedonischer Cocek
Áron Horváth
Gottes Zeit
Traditional Hungarian Folk Music from Gömör
Traditional Romanian Folk Music
