Concerto Armonico Budapest A Zeneakadémia saját szervezésű programja

The traditional late-December concert in the Liszt Academy by Concerto Armonico Budapest, under the leadership of Miklós Spányi, promises to be exciting on several counts. This famous historical ensemble perform excerpts from Händel’s rarely played penultimate opera Imeneo, which dates from 1740, in the company of two great singers: Lúcia Megyesi Schwartz and Zoltán Megyesi. Closing the concert is Bach’s Trio in A minor (BWV 1044), in which the violin, flute and harpsichord enjoy solo roles. The three leading parts are performed, respectively, by Miklós Spányi, János Bálint, who regularly plays with the ensemble and is a Liszt Prize-winning fl autist, and Péter Szűts, one of the founders of Concerto Armonico Budapest and concertmaster of the Budapest Festival Orchestra for many years. The opening number is a true curiosity: a suite written by Miklós Spányi in Baroque style.