The concert season kicked off at the Liszt Academy at the end of August. Based on the experience of previous concerts and the recommendations of the bodies responsible for operating the Academy, the University has issued instructions on the rules aimed at preventing the spread of the epidemic and ensuring the safety of our audience, staff members, students and partners in its buildings. Below is information concerning provisions that also apply to members of the audience.
7 October 2020, 19.00-21.00
Solti Hall
Journey of Galileo
Presented by Liszt Academy
Joint performance by the Tartini Conservatory and the Belgrade College of Music
Cancelled
Ivan Fedele: The Journey of Galileo – multimedia opera
Featuring: students of Conservatory of Music “Giuseppe Tartini” and the University of Arts in Belgrade
The absolutely box-fresh music stage production of Ivan Fedele, contemporary Italian composer and music director of the Venice Biennale since 2012, pomises to be novel and dynamic. The multimedia opera is in fact one of the most exciting new genres of the obviously original gesamtkunstwerk. In addition to parts of the scientific tracts and poetry of Galilei, the production also features ‘soundscapes’ recorded by NASA and visual contributions from Australian video-artist Andrew Quinn. Born in Lecce, the 67-year-old composer’s three musical stage works so far, the 1982 ‘cantata profana’, Oltre Narciso, the 2006 Antigone, and the 2015 Words and Music after Samuel Beckett, offer a rock solid guarantee that this is going to be a high standard experience, artistically and intellectually.
Presented by
Olasz Kultúrintézet, Liszt Ferenc Zeneművészeti Egyetem
Tickets:
HUF 1 200