I will conduct the orchestration made for the Miskolc Symphony and the Kaláka - the ensemble of my father and uncle - we will play my orchestral comments to the music I raised up with.
I will conduct the Miskolc Symphony at a double-birthday concert, partly with my orchestrations of two great song-poetry ensemble in Eger. Kaláka - the ensemble of my father and uncle– plays the music i raised up with as a child.
We will play an event for young audience as part of the concert series Close-up on New Music curated by Irene Suchy with Tara Khozein, Ditta Rohmann, works and their soundpainting counter-pieces.
As part of the concert series Close-up on New Music curated by Irene Suchy, we will perform with Tara Khozein, Ditta Rohmann, and the participating audience several works and their soundpainting counter-pieces. Among them my cello solo called: “_.” Hommage á F.Z.
A chamber piece will be premiered at the event of the CentriFuga Contemporary Music Workshop in Budapest, featuring Tara Khozein soprano and many other good friends. I will conduct.
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Towards Completeness (1945) is a short poetical prose by Sándor Weöres. My father, Daniel Gryllus wrote music of some of its sentences. He recorded all of the parts himself in the 1980´s. It was published for the 60th birthday of the poet. In 2010, when my father turned to 60 I re-arranged his work for his friends and colleagues, all of them are for me iconic figures of the contemporary Hungarian world-music-scene (whatever this category means:)
Towards Completeness (1945) is a short poetical prose by Sándor Weöres. My father, Daniel Gryllus wrote music of some of its sentences. He recorded all of the parts himself in the 1980´s. It was published for the 60th birthday of the poet. In 2010, when my father turned to 60 I re-arranged his work for his friends and colleagues, all of them are for me iconic figures of the contemporary Hungarian world-music-scene (whatever this category means:)
Towards Completeness (1945) is a short poetical prose by Sándor Weöres. My father, Daniel Gryllus wrote music of some of its sentences. He recorded all of the parts himself in the 1980´s. It was published for the 60th birthday of the poet. In 2010, when my father turned to 60 I re-arranged his work for his friends and colleagues, all of them are for me iconic figures of the contemporary Hungarian world-music-scene (whatever this category means:)
A staged version of Hostage opera will be finally played in Budapest.
A staged version of Hostage opera will be premiered at the WUK in Vienna. I am very exited about this work.
Towards Completeness (1945) is a short poetical prose by Sándor Weöres. My father, Daniel Gryllus wrote music of some of its sentences. He recorded all of the parts himself in the 1980´s. It was published for the 60th birthday of the poet. In 2010, when my father turned to 60 I re-arranged his work for his friends and colleagues, all of them are for me iconic figures of the contemporary Hungarian world-music-scene (whatever this category means:) We celebrate the opening of the House of Music Hungary in Budapest with performing the piece again.
Towards Completeness (1945) is a short poetical prose by Sándor Weöres. My father, Daniel Gryllus wrote music of some of its sentences. He recorded all of the parts himself in the 1980´s. It was published for the 60th birthday of the poet. In 2010, when my father turned to 60 I re-arranged his work for his friends and colleagues, all are for me iconic figures of the contemporary Hungarian world-music-scene (whatever this category means:) We celebrate the 70. birthday with performing the piece again.
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VMI Composers´ Ensemble plays the thesis concert by two candidats, Magdalena Müller Hauszer and Lukas M. Gasser, followed by the re-worked music of Erik Satie composed for the legendary silent movie by René Clair from 1924. Entr´acte pieces were arranged, re-composed by seven young composers of the Vienna Music Institute.
VMI Composers´ Ensemble plays re-worked music of Erik Satie composed for the legendary silent movie by René Clair from 1924. Pieces were arranged, re-composed by seven young composers of the Vienna Music Institute.
I will conduct the double-birthday orchestral concert, partly with my orchestrations of two great song-poetry ensemble in Pécs. Kaláka - the ensemble of my father and uncle– plays the music i raised up with as a child.
