Schedule
Katerina Parhomenko:
Ukrainian pianist, music teacher and contemporary classical composer. After the outbreak of the war, she stayed in Kiev, volunteered and took part in the defence of the city. He left only when he ran out of reserves. He was stationed in Poland and later in Vienna. He has been in Budapest for almost a year and says he took an instant liking to the city. He recorded his second album as an author here in the autumn, and we will hear it at a concert. As a special attraction, the anthem of Ukraine will be played, as well as songs by top Ukrainian artists - Scriabin Kuzma, Okean Elzy - arranged by Kátya.
His new album recorded in Budapest:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeQ92d_L00k...
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The essence of the duo of Dominika Ács and Maria Valverde is connection, their aim is to make music and art a true interplay not only on stage but also with the audience. As performers and creators, they feel it is important to address social issues and their personal stories are a source of inspiration, often stepping outside the classical framework, incorporating elements of the whole art in their performances.
The concert programme, entitled classical - BUT NOT, is based on classical music inspired by other genres, as well as on their own works, transcriptions and medleys.
Admission:
A portion of the proceeds will be donated to support families affected by war.
Suggested donation: 2000-5000 Ft.
