Erzsébet Seleljo – Saxophone Sonatas A Zeneakadémia saját szervezésű programja

“May the artist of the future set his goal within, and not without, himself; may virtuosity be a means and not an end for him; and may he never forget that though the saying is Noblesse oblige, still more than nobility–Génie oblige!” Thus wrote Ferenc Liszt about Paganini in 1840, and he himself was an example to posterity of what talent demands of an artist – sharing talent with the world above all else. The series “Talent Oblige” of the Liszt Academy Concert Centre provides the opportunity for several students or ensembles of the Liszt Academy to share their talent every half year. During the autumn semester Erzsébet Seleljo, former student of the London Royal College of Music and Vienna Konservatorium Privatuniversität, who is a doctoral student of the Liszt Academy, performs with her sister, Irén Seleljo, who accompanies her on the piano. The young saxophonist who has collected prizes at several competitions has put together a programme from the classic saxophone repertoire of the 20th century, including a world première by Mihály Borbély.