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Mecsek Choir 70 Anniversary Concert

17 Oct 2017. 19:00 | Kodály Centre

For Grown-Ups |

    Programme

  • Kodály Zoltán: Greeting
  • Karai József: Wondering
  • Daróczi Bárdos Tamás: I. Come on, My Legs – II. Teasing – III. Merry-Making
  • Tillai Aurél: Dies Irae
  • Hajdu Mihály: Spinning House Song
  • Kocsár Miklós: Salve Regina
  • Bartók Béla: Four Slovakian Folksongs for Vaice and Piano
  • Kodály Zoltán: The Hungarian Nation
  • Seiber Mátyás: Three Limericks
  • Orbán György: Daemon irrepit callidus
  • Karai József: The Spring is Nice, the Sommer’s Nice
  • Bárdos Lajos: Dana-Dana
  • Kodály Zoltán: Nice Prayers
  • Karai József: Evening Singing
  • Kodály Zoltán: Missa brevis

Orchestra

Pannon Philharmonic Orchestra

Conductor

Erdélyi Dániel, Balatoni Sándor, Markovics Gábor

Soloist

Csilla Tillai

soprano

Tímea Tillai

sopran

Livják-Rozoga Veronika

alto

Tillai Attila

tenor

Dergez Domonkos

bass

Mecsek Female Choir

(chorus master: Attila Kertész)

Mecsek Choir

(chorus master: Sándor Balatoni)

András Körtesi

piano

Ibolya Huszics

piano

Ticket Prices: 1800 » 1000 » 800 Ft

About the Programme

The Mecsek Choir of Pécs is preparing the celebration of its 60th anniversary. The ensemble, founded by József Hegyi in 1957, was originally built on a cooperation of a choir, an orchestra, and a dance group –following the example of the Hungarian State Folk Ensemble– and sang arrangements of folksongs; but soon, it put written compositions ( a capella pieces and major choir works) in its programme. Besides its regional importance, the Mecsek Choir could be proud of its country-wide fame, it even has had international invitations for decades. The jubilee concert, featuring two guest choirs, renowned soloists, and the Pannon Philharmonic, promises a really festive atmosphere, where besides of works by Bartók, Kodály, Seiber, or Bárdos, some still active composers, related to the choir or the city, will also get roles. 


The conductors of the evening: Ernő Nagy, Aurél Tillai, and Attila Kertész.


The concert is a co-production of the Pannon Philharmonic and the Mecsek Choir.

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