The Strings A Zeneakadémia saját szervezésű programja

A lacquered wooden box in the shape of a human with a long neck and four strings: What is it? The answer is not simple (or more precisely, the question is not specific enough), because it could be a violin, viola, cello or double bass. The second concert in the series introducing instruments of the Liszt Kidz Academy for 10-15-year-old school kids (as well as parents, grandparents and great grandparents) shows off string instruments. We learn about their relationship to each other, whether the bows really do use horsehair, and how these marvellous instruments are used in classical music and the folk tradition. This exploration
is aided by the Junior Prima Prize Accord Quartet and the string ensemble comprising students of the Folk Music Department of Liszt Academy, not forgetting Mátyás Bolya,
who as a practising musician, professor at the Liszt Academy and, as a father several times over, is an experienced storyteller.