Story-telling Music A Zeneakadémia saját szervezésű programja

Story-telling Music is perhaps the longest established ‘brand’ of music concerts in Hungary. Generations of children have been brought closer to classical music over the decades thanks to this concert series. This time popular compositions from the repertoire of the past 300 years are performed under the baton of Balázs Stauróczky, conductor at the Operetta Theatre and graduate of the Liszt Academy. They include Leopold Mozart’s so-called ‘Children’s Symphony’, his son Wolfgang’s parody on peasant musicians, and the extremely witty Haydn symphony movement famous for its surprising kettledrum beat. Tamás Lakner, professor at Pécs University and Liszt Prize-laureate, introduces the pieces.