Ötödik Évszak koncert
2025-04-30T17:30:00.121Z
The poems in the lyrics contribute to the innovative world of the Fifth Season Orchestra, as do the Hungarian and French languages, the immersion in the values of folk music that are not commonly known, the creative understanding of folk music culture and the joy of chamber music.
Apr
30
Schedule
Their music playfully combines an urban environment and respect for tradition, and runs the gamut of emotions: their compositions alternate between dynamic, virtuosic, melancholic and life-affirming.
The core of their songs is the folk music of the Carpathian Basin, which is expanding into the world of improvisation. Sometimes featuring guest musicians, the Fifth Season sees traditional folk music as a legacy of European culture, in which the creation as an intellectual heritage is also a community's age imprint.
Formed in 2018, the band has enjoyed great professional success: in 2020 they represented Hungary on the stage of the Womex Regional Showcase, in 2021 their first album, Don't Hide It, won a Fonogram Award, and in the same year they were awarded the Fonó Buda Music House's Discoverer of the Year Award.
The members of the Fifth Season are prominent representatives of the Hungarian music scene, who have already demonstrated their love of music in numerous productions (Buda Folk Band, Dresch String Quartet, Hungarian State Folk Ensemble, Ifjú Szívek String Quartet or Ephemere).
With the participation of:
Izabella Caussanel - vocals
Hegedűs Máté - violin
Sándor Csoóri - viola, long-necked tambura, vocals
Ferenc Zimber - cimbalom
Csaba Novák - double bass
Location
MANYI
Se nem foglaltház, se nem romkocsma, de mindenképpen olyan közösségi tér és kultúrgócpont, ami olyan egykori történelmi helyek hagyományát viszi tovább, mint a Kultiplex vagy a West Balkán.
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