Am Nov. 29, 2007 sounded the very first concert in the Tango BridgeNow our Concert hall already full 18 years We would like to celebrate this special birthday with an entertaining, moderated, interactive classical concert On this day we are pleased to welcome the flex ensemble, which has existed since 2012 and has been regularly seen on our stage since this year. The program includes works by George Enescu, Béla Bartók and Johannes Brahms.
The Concert starts at 19 p.m.. Starting from 18 pm becomes the celebratory champagne reception Before, during, and after the concert, visitors can expect an entertaining anniversary program with wonderful retrospectives on impressive cultural moments from the cultural center's 18 years of history.
imPULS Salon Concerts
About Enescu
program:
George Enescu - Aubade for String Trio & Piano Quartet No. 1 in D major, Op. 16
Béla Bartók - Romanian Folk Dances for piano solo
Johannes Brahms - Hungarian Dances in a new arrangement for piano quartet by Pawel Zuzanski (2025)
Flex Ensemble, piano quartet
Dr. Roberto Reale, musicologist
The Flex Ensemble's new Salon Concert program brings together three composers who drew inspiration from folk music in their work. While Enescu, Bartók, and Brahms draw on Romanian and Hungarian traditions, they each interpret them from their own individual perspective: Bartók analytically and stylized, Brahms romantically and evocatively, and Enescu expressively and colorfully.
The central work is Enescu's monumental Piano Quartet, Op. 16, which reflects both his origins and his affinity with French music. Pawel Zuzanski's arrangement of the Hungarian Dances also bridges the gap between past and present. This creates a musical dialogue between national styles, eras, and personalities—united by the search for a unique, vibrant musical language.
The Concert starts at 19 p.m.. Starting from 18 pm becomes the celebratory champagne reception Before, during, and after the concert, visitors can expect an entertaining anniversary program with wonderful retrospectives on impressive cultural moments from the cultural center's 18 years of history.
imPULS Salon Concerts
About Enescu
program:
George Enescu - Aubade for String Trio & Piano Quartet No. 1 in D major, Op. 16
Béla Bartók - Romanian Folk Dances for piano solo
Johannes Brahms - Hungarian Dances in a new arrangement for piano quartet by Pawel Zuzanski (2025)
Flex Ensemble, piano quartet
Dr. Roberto Reale, musicologist
The Flex Ensemble's new Salon Concert program brings together three composers who drew inspiration from folk music in their work. While Enescu, Bartók, and Brahms draw on Romanian and Hungarian traditions, they each interpret them from their own individual perspective: Bartók analytically and stylized, Brahms romantically and evocatively, and Enescu expressively and colorfully.
The central work is Enescu's monumental Piano Quartet, Op. 16, which reflects both his origins and his affinity with French music. Pawel Zuzanski's arrangement of the Hungarian Dances also bridges the gap between past and present. This creates a musical dialogue between national styles, eras, and personalities—united by the search for a unique, vibrant musical language.
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