Music and Fine Art A Zeneakadémia saját szervezésű programja

Amongst schoolchildren there are always a number who are into maths, some literature buffs, and some budding historians. Of course, these various subcultures are not totally isolated from one another, and when it comes to music crossing between them is especially easy. As music has a connection to everything, it reveals as much about maths as it does about literature, fine art or sport. The Liszt Kidz Academy, our very own youth series here at the Liszt Academy, ventures into these four subjects. On this the second occasion in the series the question revolves around how fine art and music are linked. Is it possible to draw with music? Can we make audible what we can see? What impact did the great masters of painting have on the great masters of composition? Can optical illusions be set to music? This concert for 10–15-year-old students seeks answers to these and similar questions. It features István Lajkó, Junior Prima prize-winning pianist.