Violon : Vilmos Csikos,
Violon/Alto : Pál Lászlo Szomora
Piano : László Rácz
Vilmos Csikos obtained his Master degree in the class of Yossif Ivanov at the
Royal Conservatory of Brussels with great distinction. 1st prize at the Andrea
Postacchini International Violin Competition in 2007 (Fermo, Italy). 1st prize
at the Remember Enescu International Violin Competition in 2007 (Sinaia,
Romania). 1st prize at the "Young Belgian Talent" Competition in 2015 (Brussels,
Belgium). 1st Prize at the Leonid Kogan International Violin Competition in 2017
(Brussels, Belgium).
1st Prize at the Henry Vieuxtemps International Violin Competition in 2020
(Verviers, Belgium).
Pal Laszlo Szomora started to play violin at the age of 4 with his first teacher
and his father Pal Szomora, later he was following lessons with Szasz Jozsefne
in Budapest. From 2013 he has been studying with Mikhail Bezverkhny (winner of
Queen Elisabeth Competition in 1976).
In his early age he is a 1st prize winner of numerous national and international
competitions: the Thrid Rados Deszo Violin Competition (Budapest, Hungary),
International Competition ‘Jonge Solisten aan Zee’ (Oostende, Belgium),
Solosists Competition ‘Jong Symfonisch Gent’ (Gent, Belgium), International
Arthur Grumiaux Violin Competition (Brussels, Belgium).
Laszlo Racz began learning piano at the age of 9. From 2006 to 2010 he studied
with Gabor Nagy and Livia Kelemen. In 2008 he won the Bartok Bela competition in
Budapest. At 14 he played in Vienna for Sophia Rachlin, who introduced him to
Michaela Ursuleasa. In 2010 he entered Mihaela's “Class for Special Talents” at
the Music and Art Private University of the City of Vienna. Laszlo then
continued his work with Klaus Sticken. In 2014, Laszlo began his bachelor's
degree in Thomas Kreuzberger's class. In 2015 he won Yehudi Menuhin's Live Music
Now Award, proving that he is one of the most talented young musicians of his
generation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pApLkvDME-Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjGLbLRNaZA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aA90qJfva2s
Art Base, Saturday 4/5/24 20h, 15E ( reduced 10E for students under 26 and
jobseekers),
29 rue des Sables Zandstraat, 1000 Bruxelles. For reservations & more info to
www.art-base.be
DAS HAUS presents 'Oltreconfine'
27april
20:30 - 21:45
Rue Théodore Verhaegen - Théodore Verhaegenstraat 158, 1060 Saint-Gilles - Sint-Gillis, Brussels-Capital, Belgium
10€ - 24€
Description
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The vocal lines confront this repertoire with its own fragility and intimacy. A voice is ‘naked’, it gives away a lot about how we feel. A voice that breaks isn’t per se sonically beautiful, but it emotes and challenges. The question rises: can we find beauty in unpolished, raw sounds?
The live electronics mirror the physicality of tones. By manipulating certain aspects of sound, we can experiment with overtones, new harmonies and texture shifts. Recorder and voice are no longer two separate instruments, they become one. The live electronics generate harmonic layers unifying the two. All sound morphs into one hybrid mass.
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Les lignes vocales confrontent ce répertoire à sa propre fragilité et intimité. Une voix est " nue ", elle en dit long sur ce que nous ressentons. Une voix qui se brise n'est pas en soi belle sur le plan sonore, mais elle émet et interpelle. La question qui se pose est la suivante : peut-on trouver de la beauté dans des sons bruts et non polis ?
L'électronique en direct reflète la physicalité des sons. En manipulant certains aspects du son, nous pouvons expérimenter des harmoniques, de nouvelles harmonies et des changements de texture. La flûte à bec et la voix ne sont plus deux instruments distincts, ils ne font plus qu'un. L'électronique en direct génère des couches harmoniques qui unifient les deux. Tous les sons se transforment en une masse hybride.
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De vocale lijnen confronteren dit repertoire met zijn eigen fragiliteit en intimiteit. De stem is naakt, het geeft veel bloot over hoe we ons voelen. Een stem die breekt, klinkt niet per se mooi, maar het beweegt en daagt uit. De vraag rijst: vinden we schoonheid in ongepolijste, rauwe klanken?
De live elektronica spiegelt dan weer de fysicaliteit van de tonen. Door bepaalde aspecten van klank te manipuleren kunnen we experimenteren met boventonen, nieuwe harmonieën en shifts in texturen. Blokfluit en stem zijn niet langer twee individuele instrumenten, ze worden één. De live elektronica genereert harmonische lagen die de twee samenvoegen. Alle klank versmelt tot een hybride massa.
Tickets
Catégorie 5
10€
Catégorie 4
14€
Catégorie 3
18€
Catégorie 2
22€
Catégorie 1
24€