Miklós Perényi and MÁV Symphony Orchestra A Zeneakadémia saját szervezésű programja

“I have a sneaking suspicion that one has to be born Miklós Perényi. His example proves conclusively that talent is not designed to ease life, but quite the contrary. It spurs one to work, through which limitless vistas open up, never-before experienced cathartic incidents transform a way of thinking, and we come into possession of genuine knowledge free from scientism.” These are the words of praise of Zoltán Kocsis about Miklós Perényi, who takes to the Grand Hall stage as soloist for Dvořák’s popular cello concerto. This work is preceded and followed by two Schuman pieces from MÁV Symphony Orchestra conducted by Gábor Takács-Nagy: first, the rarely performed Julius Caesar Overture and then the Symphony in D minor, the fourth to be released but actually the first he finished.