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Breath and Motion

Bach 275

Saturday, 30 August 2025, 4:30 pm

Festetics Palace

Johann Sebastian Bach: Chaconne, BWV 1004

Alexandre Delgado: Langará (1993)

Csanád Kedves(*1983): Forgotten Chaconne (2025) – world premiere

Eugen Suchoň: Serenade for String Orchestra, Op. 5

-intermission-

Antonín DvoÅ™ák: String Quintet in G major, Op. 77

 

Performers:

Miranda Liu (USA/Hungary) – violin
Haruka Nagao (Japan) – violin
Ján Krigovský (Slovakia) – double bass
Horácio Ferreira (Portugal) – clarinet
Csaba Pálfi (Hungary) – bass clarinet

MiraTone Ensemble – a string orchestra formed by professors, participants of the 2025 MiraTone Academy, and members of the National Youth Orchestra of Slovakia (concertmaster: Daniel Rumler)

V4 String Quartet:
Miranda Liu (USA/Hungary) – violin; Daniel Rumler (Slovakia) – violin;
Tomáš Krejbich (Czech Republic) – viola; Bartosz Koziak (Poland) – cello

Now in its seventh edition, the MiraTone Festival and Academy – founded by violinist Miranda Liu – has become one of Central Europe’s most vibrant classical music events. Each year, it brings together internationally acclaimed artists and passionate young musicians in the heart of Budapest.

The concert begins with Bach’s immortal Chaconne – a work of astonishing emotional range, written for solo violin yet containing an entire universe of expression. At once prayerful, dramatic, and cathartic, it is one of the most powerful declarations of the human spirit in music.  It is followed by Alexandre Delgado’s Langará, a powerful and rhythmically charged piece by the Portuguese composer, and then a world premiere: a new trio by the celebrated Hungarian composer Csanád Kedves, written especially for the MiraTone Festival.  Slovak composer Eugen Suchoň’s Serenade for Strings, with its lyrical warmth and romantic atmosphere, concludes the first half of the concert, performed by the MiraTone Ensemble.

After intermission, the V4 String Quartet will join forces with Ján Krigovský to perform Antonín DvoÅ™ák’s String Quintet in G major, Op. 77 – a joyful, deeply expressive work filled with lyrical themes and folk-inspired beauty.

An afternoon where past and present, poetic breathing and musical drive come together in one unforgettable chamber music experience. Join us at the Festetics Palace!

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