György Kurtág

En 1978, con motivo del estreno de Hommage a Mihály András, György Kurtág visitó Witten, y allí conoció a los profesores de la escuela Waldorf de Witten-Herdecke. Para conmemorar este encuentro, creó...

They are arrangements from 'Játékok' made in the following sequence of movements: Fanfare I. - Dirge I. - Beating I. - Dirge II. - Fanfare II. - Hommage á Paganini (La nuova campanella) - Appendix: Be...

Begun in 1999, the work, which is Kurtág s fourth string quartet, had been completed in 2005. In this suite of 6 movements Kurtág reuses music from other compositions, most often from his long-running...

The work was dedicated to the Hungarian composer, ethnomusicologist and teacher Jen Takács (1902-2005) for his 100th birthday. The hitherto unpublished short piece will be premiered by the Staatskapel...

Publication of György Kurtág's string chamber music is a long-awaited event: his chamber music master courses and the recording made by the Orlando Trio have aroused considerable interest in these wor...

The haunting string quartet "Officium Breve in memoriam Andre Szervánszky Op. 28" is one of the most moving chamber music masterpieces of the late 20th century. Composed in 1988/89, this piece—often r...

Immerse yourself in a work of profound musical depth and expressive power: "Hommage à András Mihály" is a moving tribute to one of the most influential figures of 20th-century Hungarian musical life....

Signs, Games and Messages are series for solo instruments and small chamber ensembles. Each of the three notions refers to an essential factor in Kurtág s music. Signs ties it with the composer s peri...

Publication of György Kurtág's string chamber music is a long-awaited event: his chamber music master courses and the recording made by the Orlando Trio have aroused considerable interest in these wor...

Signs, games and messages are compositions of differing length, written for different occasions: musical letters, tributes, playful games with instrumental technique. In the past year pieces for violi...

Signs, games and messages are compositions of differing length, written for different occasions: musical letters, tributes, playful games with instrumental technique. In the past year pieces for violi...

For a Hungarian composer, writing music set to the poems of Attila József is no small feat. In this series, György Kurtág (* 1926) took on this immense challenge in a unique way even within his own oe...

Experience a captivating and expressive masterpiece with "Messages Op. 34" for mixed choir and orchestra. This impressive composition unites the emotional depth of choral singing with the multifaceted...

Stele for large orchestra was commissioned by the Berliner Philharmoniker and has been dedicated to and premiered by Claudio Abbado and the Berliner Philharmoniker in 1994, in Kurtág's second year of...

Kurtág s newest orchestral work was commissioned by the Lucerne Festival on the occasion of Pierre Boulez s 90th birthday. It was first performed on 23 August 2015 by the Lucerne Festival Academy Orch...

The idea of composing 'Games' was suggested by children playing spontaneously, children for whom the piano still means a toy. They experiment with it, caress it, attack it and run their fingers over i...

Three old inscriptions, Op. 25 to a Hungarian folk text, words on a Transylvanian mangle and the epitaph of a young German girl in a Hungarian village cemetery, for soprano and piano (in Hungarian and...

Requiem For The Beloved is a deeply moving work that weaves grief, devotion, and everlasting affection into an intimate chamber music setting. Scored for voice and piano, this expressive composition o...