Maestro Máté Hámori is a defining figure of Hungarian musical life, whose innovative, multifaceted activities aim at popularizing classical music as widely as possible. His original youth performances and thematic concert series put together with great demand also serve to win over new audiences to the genre of classical music.
Érdemes visszahallgatni a műsorvezetőnek önreflexió miatt. 16:25-tol 19:15-ig 3 percen át kígyóznak a kérdéssé összeállni nem tudó egymásbafont, veget nem érő monologizáló közlései. Az ember mát feszeng a neves színész helyeben, hogy most itt ki az alany. Lehet, nem is tűnt volna fel ha előtte nem folytja kimondottan zavaróan bele a szót többször is mondat közben a szineszbe. Kimondottan zavaró.
The orchestra looks like it needs modifying it's got very little colour and the players need more colourful clothing the structure needs to be dragged into th 21st century. Just a thought
Wonderful!!! Thank you. As long as one enJoys it … & no critters were harmed in either body, soul, or spirit ;) … it is wonderful. CS-S was crazy. A finale that include 6 keyboard hands [4 on the same piani! :)) plus 2 for organ] with 2 organ pedal-playing is beckoning some rambunctiousness, which was masterfully successful. One of my favorite finales & a terrific rendition. Splendid performance. Thank you again
So good to hear an organ powerful enough to stand up to a full orchestra. On some recordings here on RU-vid, the organ gets covered up by the orchestra. It may be the recording, or it may be the organ. The first time I heard this piece live, the organ was powerful enough that its first chord literally knocked some in the audience out of their seats. That's how it should be.
Die Aufnahmequalität ist schwach ,aber die Inszenierung oberste Spitze, der Bass und die Hörner, die Klavierpassage- sogar für 4 Hände genug zu tun - perfekt genauso wie der Organist, einfach perfektes Zusammenspiel, auch die Kamera Regie perfekt
Fascinating. This little regional orchestra that I've never heard of conjures up more power in this piece than the vast majority of world-famous bands that attempt it.
a conductor who knows we aren't there to watch him - the part where he took the orchestra from ppp to ffff with only the slightest movement was genius.
A full orchestra gives us vision to the potential of cooperation, harmony and glorious beauty. It is the exact opposite of the sordid decay of politics.
