Pannon Philharmonic

Conductor

András Vass

Education:
Twelve years of piano studies at the Targu Mures Arts Lyceum; two years of private study with the composer Boldizsár Csíky; Balthasar five years of conducting study led by  Ervin Lukács, András Ligeti, and Tamás Gál, after having admitted with maximum score to Franz Liszt Academy of Music… More

Soloist

Judit Tímár

flute

Gabriella Codeluppi-Szabó

flute

About the Programme

Bartók’s Hungarian Sketches lines up five characteristic movements, which are orchestral adaptations of his various piano pieces. The peaceful atmosphere of the Evening in Transylvania, the clumsiness of the Bear Dance, or the tilinkó sounds of the Swineherd Dance of Ürög record impressions of different landscapes. In Dvorak’s Symphony No.9, the composer’s experiences from his American tour are reflected. The two large-scale work frames Doppler’s Double Concerto, composed in graceful, Viennese-like style by the renowned flutist for himself and his brother, who was an excellent flute player, too. As soloists, the Pannon Philharmonic’s artists can be cheered to.