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Commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the death of

Zoltán Kodály (1882-1967) composer, ethnomusicologist, pedagogue

Thursday, 19 October 2017 at UNESCO Headquarters

HUNGARIAN MOTIVES from folk music to contemporary music and folk dance in Hungary

The programme starts with the opening speeches of

H.E. Mr. István Íjgyártó, Minister of State for Cultural and Science Diplomacy of Hungary and

H.E. Mr. Zoltán Cséfalvay, Ambassador, Permanent Delegate of Hungary to UNESCO and the OECD

The concert aims to connect contemporary music, folk music and folk-inspired improvisation wandering through Hungarian landscapes.

Performed by:

BORBÉLY Mihály, woodwinds (clarinet, taragot, saxophone, kaval, tilinko) FÜLEP Márk, woodwinds (flute, alto flute, short & long shepherd’s pipes, tilinko) LUKÁCS Miklós, cimbalom BOGNÁR Szilvia, voice SIPOS MIHÁLY, violin TÓTH Ildikó „Fecske”, dance FARKAS Zoltán „Batyu”, dance, gardon, drum Artistic Director: FÜLEP Márk

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Programme

I. Miklós Kocsár: Magic Box

Melodies of Palóc, verbunk and czardas Ballade from the 16th century

Ferenc Farkas: Early Hungarian Dances from the 17th century

II. Zoltán Kodály: Epigrams No 2; 3

Béla Bartók: Duos 14; 32. Kodály method in the folk dance

III.

Melodies from the Transdanubia Folk Music from Gyimes

Mihály Borbély - Zoltán Farkas: Duet

IV. Gipsy songs from Szatmár

Zoltán Kodály: Kálló Double Dance Béla Bartók: Rumanian Folk Dances, included: improvisations and

Folk Music from Moldva