Vilde Frang and the Amsterdam Sinfonietta A Zeneakadémia saját szervezésű programja

Norwegian Vilde Frang started out as a wunderkind. Incredibly, she was just ten when she debuted with Sarasate’s Carmen fantasia, partnering the Norwegian Radio Orchestra; just two years later she was playing in Oslo under the baton of Mariss Jansons. Since then she has been a partner of some of the most distinguished orchestras and conductors. As a true chamber musician she is a regular participant at festivals (Lockenhaus, Lucerne, Kaposfest); she has an exclusive contract with EMI record label, and in 2012 she was unanimously voted recipient of the Credit Suisse Young Artist Award. This world star appears for the first time at the Liszt Academy and plays Mozart’s popular Violin Concerto in A major, a piece featuring Turkish elements, accompanied by the Amsterdam Sinfonietta (founded in 1988), who themselves are one of the most sought-after string orchestras. Before and after the concerto there are works by the Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg. The closing Janáček string quartet in an arrangement for string orchestra composed in 1923 was inspired by Tolstoy's short story.