Name: Beethoven in the Park – Martonvásár
Start: 2021-07-17T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2021-07-17T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Brunszvik Castle

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Conductor

Gergely Vajda

Soprano

Eszter Sümegi

Contralto

Atala Schöck

Alto

Tenor

Tibor Szappanos

Bass

Krisztián Cser

Chorus master

Csaba Somos

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Hungarian National Choir

Orchestra

Hungarian National Philharmonic

Beethoven in the Park – Martonvásár

Martonvasar

Hungary

Brunszvik Castle

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Private

9th Symphony

König Stephan

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Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 in D Minor | Martonvásár | 2023

Hungarian music lovers always take pleasure in listening to Beethoven’s King Stephen Overture (1811). This is not only because the incidental music written for a Kotzebue play – the overture constituted the opening movement – was composed by Beethoven for the inauguration of the German Theatre of Pest, but also because the composer paid tribute to his “mustachioed Hungarian friends” with the piece’s noble verbunkos melodies. Symphony No. 9 (1824), Beethoven’s last completed symphony, is a major work of Western culture, on a par with Bach’s St. Matthew Passion or Mozart’s The Magic Flute, in that in addition to its aesthetic value, it also helped define timeless moral standards. The finale, which employs both choir and soloists, combines the genres of oratorio and symphony. Beethoven’s setting of Schiller’s Ode to Joy to music is a paean to not only joy itself, but also to love and liberty.

The career of conductor, composer and clarinetist Gergely Vajda (b.1973) developed in the United States as the head of the Milwaukee, Oregon and Huntswille symphony orchestras, though the artist has always remained in constant and close contact with Hungarian music.

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Beethoven in the Park – Martonvásár by Beethoven, Nuo (2021/2021), Dirigentas Gergely Vajda, Brunszvik Castle, Martonvasar, Hungary

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