Program


Haydn: The Creation

Haydn: The Creation

Consistency is a good thing: our lives are full of reassuring repetitions that provide us with an anchor and help us remain oriented. Müpa Budapest too offers some sure footing for our lives with its New Year's concerts held on the first of January each year.

Nincs aktuális előadás

Ön egy múltbeli eseményre keresett rá. Kérjük, válogasson aktuális kínálatunkból a Jegy.hu keresőjében!

Last event date: Monday, January 01 2024 7:30PM

But how many people have noticed that Haydn's masterpiece The Creation, which so many of us listen to on New Year's Day under the inspired baton of Ádám Fischer, also serves as a motivation for making our New Year's resolutions? And yet it does: The Creation is full of possibilities, and all of them can make our lives better.

Anyone who listens to this oratorio that converts the Genesis story into musical notes on New Year's can bet on it: in the coming year, they will seize every opportunity to create things of goodness, beauty and value. The Creation also encourages us to notice the inexhaustible diversity the world contains. Not to mention to have trust and hope, and to be playful. Interpreting Haydn's large-scale composition from 1797/98 this time around will be one Hungarian soloist joined by two others from abroad. Versatile in terms of styles, German soprano Mojca Erdmann feels particularly at home in the world of Viennese Classicism. The tenor, Gyula Rab, continued his studies in the United Kingdom after graduating from Budapest's Liszt Academy and now successfully interprets works by a wide variety of composers, ranging from Purcell to Mozart, Bach and Kodály. The German-British lyric baritone Benjamin Appl is fond of singing the masterpieces of the song repertoire, and no wonder, since he had the honour of being Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau's last student. He first dazzled the audience at Müpa Budapest a few years ago in the Rising Stars series, and most recently, we got to hear his ethereal take on Bach at the Liszt Academy as part of the Bartók Spring International Art Weeks. He is currently a member of Munich's Gärtnerplatz Theater. Ádám Fischer, the guiding spirit behind the Budapest Wagner Days festival, requires no introduction. The Hungarian National Choir concept owes its existence to the conductor, as does the Haydn Philharmonie, which in 2024 will paint the instrumental background behind the vocal parts in The Creation, as its predecessor, the Austro-Hungarian Haydn Orchestra, was founded by Fischer in 1987.

Conductor: Ádám Fischer

Featuring:
soprano: Mojca Erdmann
tenor: Gyula Rab
baritone: Benjamin Appl
Hungarian National Choir (choirmaster: Csaba Somos)
Haydn Philharmonie

Presented by: Müpa Budapest

Our offer


Az Őrült Nők Ketrece egy olyan hely, ahol mindenki az lehet, aki. Vagy épp az, aki lenni akar. De ha muszáj másnak mutatnod magad, mint aki vagy? Hit, remény, szeretet, munka, család, haza, tegnap, ma, holnap, én, te – és ketten együtt.

Suggestions


Kevesen remélték már, de 2024. június 1-jén sokak álma válik valóra. Egy nagykoncert erejéig összeáll egy korszak emblematikus együttese, a…

Mozgalmas, pörgős időszak: gőzerővel készül a Fővárosi Nagycirkusz a „Csillagok, égbeli tűk” című előadásra

Móricz Zsigmond története nagyon is időtálló témát jár körül: hogyan irányítják a nők a férfiakat a háttérből? A darab végére…

Ajándékozzon jegy.hu
ajándékutalványt!

Az ajándékutalvány, a jegy.hu rendszerében használható fel az elérhető programokra (színház, koncert, fesztivál, sport) történő jegyvásárláskor.

Culture at Home
online.jegy.hu

Enjoy our online streaming services from the comfort of your couch!

Subscribe to newsletter

Get informed about the best programs!

Warning! The basket time limit is about to expire!
estimated time left:
00:00

item(s) in basket

total:


Time limit has expired. Please, put item(s) in to basket again.