Máté Balogh

El compositor describe esta composición de tres minutos como un ''rondó ritual''. El texto popular inuit, recogido por Franz Boas (1858-1942), aparece en la obra como una capa musical, creando una esp...

Jam Quartet was written in the summer of 2016. The macroform and declamation of the piece are reflected to improvising jazz-musicians, however it remains a reflection instead of imitation of the so-ca...

The nine short choral works were composed in 2018 for the limericks in Edward Lear's (1812-1888) Nonsense-collection, with the encouragement of conductor Soma Lozsányi. All elements of the music (sing...

The work is based on the biblical text of Exodus 2:2-6 and 18 in English. The divided (double) mixed choir uses effective means of expression to present the text's large-scale natural imagery and the...

Balogh's Tommy is composed for soprano solo and 16-part mixed choir in 2021. The piece is based on Rudyard Kipling's poem entitled the same. The narrator of the poem is a British soldier serving in In...

Máté Balogh (*1990) has been interested in cultures outside of Europe for a long time. His setting of a South African folk text is based on a characteristic harmony progression and gives the choir mem...

Máté Balogh's (*1990) solo viola piece, Three Songs, completed in 2015, is based on the sound of folk music from three non-European peoples, but it does not evoke original folk melodies. Translating t...

Máté Balogh s string quartet Dadamusik fits in well with the author s text-music in recent years. While Hemingway s Speech (2017), Kipling s Speech (2018), or Bahnmusik (2019) are exact representation...

The piece is based on a text written by Péter Esterházy entitled (seven ants) from his book Fancsikó and Pinta. Although this text can be regarded as the literary program of the composition, it is not...

Máté Balogh escribe: «Lob des Tokayers» («Elogio del vino de Tokaj»), compuesta para voces iguales, se escribió sobre el poema en alemán del mismo título de Gabriella Baumberg, esposa de János Batsány...