Chamber music festival brings vibrancy to Székelyudvarhely
The 24th Székelyudvarhely Chamber Music Festival takes place from October 7 to 12. Events include classical music concerts and workshops for all ages. Venues include the Central Reformed Church and City Hall. The festival features performances by Tiberius Quartet, Lakatos György, and Arcadia Quartet. Interactive workshops and special music lessons are also part of the program.
The Székelyudvarhely Chamber Music Festival returns for its 24th edition, promising a week of musical enrichment from October 7 to 12. This year's festival offers a rich mix of classical chamber music performances, engaging workshops, and interactive sessions aimed at audiences of all ages.
The festival kicks off on October 7 at 7 PM with the Tiberius Quartet performing at the Central Reformed Church. Their repertoire includes works by Mozart and Grieg, setting a high bar for the subsequent events. On October 8, the City Hall ceremonial hall will host Lakatos György and Szigeti Emanuela at 7 PM, featuring compositions by Vivaldi, Saint-Saëns, Dubrovay, and Hidas.
October 9 sees concerts continuing with Lokodi Rozália and György Imola at the Reformed Church at 6 PM, followed by the Meshroom group's performance at Bakó at 9 PM. Fülei Balázs and Jakob Fichert will present Schubert's compositions at the City Hall, adding to the festival's classical offerings.
A standout interactive workshop titled 'Traces of Violence' will take place on October 10 and 11 at the Rögtön Jövök Workshop Gallery. This event, featuring artist Herman Levente and various musicians, merges art with music in a unique way.
On October 10, the Patatich Trio and Sándor Ágnes-Klára will perform at 7 PM, with a jazz session by saxophonist Tóth Viktor at Bakó at 9 PM. The Arcadia Quartet is slated to perform Beethoven and Brahms on October 11 at 7 PM at the City Hall.
The festival wraps up on October 12 at 7 PM with the Palló Imre Art Lyceum's performance, alongside the Legato Association. Beyond concerts, the festival includes educational experiences such as special music lessons for various age groups. Lakatos György and Szigeti Emanuela will introduce the bassoon's sounds, while Kedves Zenekar offers an instrument petting session. Ferencz Áron's 'Drumming Sounds' workshop and Tóth Viktor's saxophone storytelling of Hungarian folk tales stand out. Fekete Zsolt will conduct a rhythm workshop titled 'In You,' completing the festival's educational lineup.
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