Haselbock, Buchbinder, Vienna Boys’ Choir will perform at the Liszt Music Academy in 2022/23
The Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest will welcome international artists such as Martin Haselbock and Rudolf Buchbinder, as well as the Vienna Boys’ Choir and launch a new series of programs featuring young talents during its 2022/2023 season, announced on Tuesday. organizers.
A gala evening will be held on May 30 to celebrate Hungarian Classical Music Day, Domonkos Herboly, director general of the Hungarian National Philharmonic, told a news conference. The program will include recitals by soprano Orsolya Roser, mezzo-soprano Kornelia Bakos, tenor Szabolcs Brickner and bass Krisztian Cser from Bela Bartok’s Hungarian Images, Zoltan Kodaly’s Te Deum and Erno’s Voile de Pierrette Dohnanyi with the Hungarian National Choir and the National Philharmonic conducted by Oliver von Dohnanyi, he says.
The Baroque Sopranos series will see the Budapest debut of French soprano Chantal Santon Jeffrey and Russian soprano Julia Lezhneva returning to Budapest with the Venice Baroque Orchestra. Austrian soprano Anna Prohaska will perform with the Basel Chamber Orchestra.
The Orchestra in the Spotlight series will feature Poland’s Sinfonietta Cracovia with Hungarian cellist Laszlo Fenyo, violinist Kristof Barati with the Pannon Philharmonic Orchestra and Austrian pianist Rudolf Buchbinder with the Vienna-Berlin Chamber Orchestra.
Organ Concert Series performers include Martin Haselbock, James Sherlock and Janos Palur. The Vocal Music series will feature the Vienna Boys’ Choir, the Chanticleer Ensemble and the Alma Mater and Aura Musicale Choir of the Liszt Academy in a joint concert.
During the season, the Academy of Music will organize concerts and programs to celebrate the 100th birthday of Hungarian composer Gyorgy Ligeti.
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