HOUSE OF ARTS GÖDÖLLŐ

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PÁL RÓZSA – VIRÁG ERDŐS: PIMPARE AND THE LITTLE BLACK HERON

Ticket price: 1200 Ft

Concert

HOUSE OF ARTS GÖDÖLLŐ

theater
Start of the event: 2018. 04. 11. (Wednesday) 14.00
50minutes, without a break

The founding members of the flute quartet set up in the autumn of 2016: Tímea Fábián, Dalma Ilyés , Orsolya Kurunczi-Illésy, Zsófia Klimászné Varga flute artists.

They are all devoted chamber musicians who beside their artistic activity in the flute quartet also participate in different chamber formations and can take pride in several performances in Hungary and abroad and have prestigious national and international competition results.

We are connected by our mutual past, our well-known teachers and similar educational background. All these are very important in the life of the orchestra, they support to create a unified harmony and play which is the most important and attractive characteristic of their mutual artistic work.

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Cello: Valéria Pribay

Pál Rózsa-Virág Erdős: Pimpare and the Little Black Heron

‘It may sound strange,

I confess:

my friend is the princess.


When we have some lazy

hours,

we often have a discourse,

I ask her,

and she answers:

because this tale

is hers…..’ /Virág Erdős: Pimpare and the Little Black Heron /

This performance is based on the fairy tale poem Pimpare and the Little Black Heron by Virág Erdős – Attila József-awarded Hungarian poet, writer, dramatist and the composer is Pál Rózsa. The Flautone Quartet asked the composer to prepare from the original piece that was composed for a flute, a string quartet and a piano to a variation on 4 flutes and a cello. The literary version is longer and an opera was made from the drama version.

The musical acceptance is greatly supported by the narrated animation film which was produced by Zoltán Janik. A further purpose of the orchestra to present this production is to familiarise the audience with the members of the flute instrument family, to popularise the contemporary music for the children by experiencing this performance; as well as connecting live music with other artistic genres like theatre, film art or literature.