Anastasia Razvalyaeva – Harp fantasies 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. On the second evening of the autumn semester it is the turn of Anastasia Razvalyaeva, who is of Russian origin but has lived in Hungary for more than twenty years. In this solo recital the Prima Junior laureate harpist – currently a doctoral student at the Liszt Academy and winner of numerous competitions – selects from her repertoire that spans a good 300 years: Baroque and Romantic keyboard works transcribed for harp as well as virtuoso, original harp compositions.