SAVARIA BAROQUE ORCHESTRA

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6. 9. 2024. - 10,00 €

SAVARIA BAROQUE ORCHESTRA

Nóra Ducza (sopran / soprano)

László Jekl (bas / bass)

članovi Orkestra / members of the Orchestra:

Piroska Vitárius (koncertni majstor / concert master)

Ildikó Hadházy, Ildikó Lang, Mariann Kovács, Gergely Balázs (violine / violins)

András Bolyki (viola / viola)

Nora Kállai, Dénes Karasszon (violončela / cellos)

David Hornyák (kontrabas / double bass)

Ágnes Várallyay (čembalo / harpsichord)

Istvan Győri (lutnja / lute)

umjetnički voditelj / art director: Pál Németh

Poseban koncert u Eufrazijani ove godine pružit će Savaria Baroque Orchestra, mađarski orkestar koji je prije 25 godina osnovao flautist-dirigent Pál Németh. Nastao je s ciljem ponovnog otkrivanja i predstavljanja glazbenih rijetkosti 17. i 18. stoljeća, i to na temelju dokumenata i sviranja na originalnim instrumentima. Uz glavne trendove tog razdoblja, ansambl nastoji ponovno uvesti vrijedna djela mađarske glazbene prošlosti. U Eufrazijani Orkestar izvodi program Harmonia caelestis – Baroque concert, sastavljen od skladbi J. S. Bacha, G. F. Händela, G. Ph. Telemanna i P. Esterházyja, koji će obogatiti vokalne izvedbe opernog dueta Nóre Ducze i Lászla Jekla.

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Savaria Baroque Orchestra, a Hungarian orchestra founded 25 years ago by flautist and conductor Pál Németh, will give a unique concert in the Euphrasiana this year. The Orchestra was created with the aim of rediscovering and presenting musical rarities of the 17^th and 18^th centuries, based on original documents and playing the original instruments. Along with the main trends of the aforementioned periods, the ensemble strives to reintroduce valuable works of the Hungarian musical past. In the Euphrasiana, the Orchestra will perform the programme Harmonia caelestis – Baroque concert, which consists of pieces by J.S. Bach, G.F. Händel, G. Ph. Telemann and P. Esterházy, enriched by the vocal performances of the operatic duo consisting of Nóra Ducza and Lászlo Jekl.