Venue : Sumati Sabhadar Hall, Department of Music, University Road, University of Delhi
Time : 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
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13/12/2017 10:30
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MUSIC "Kalaka" Hungarian music Ensemble
Event Page : http://www.delhievents.com/2017/12/kalaka-hungarian-music-ensemble-department-university-north-campus.html
Sumati Sabhadar Hall, Department of Music, University Road, University of Delhi, Delhi - 110007
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Duration : 90-120 minutes
Venue : Sumati Sabhadar Hall, Department of Music, University Road, University of Delhi, Delhi - 110007
Venue Info : www.du.ac.in | Map | Nearest Metro Stations(Yellow Line) - 'Vishwa Vidyalaya' & 'Vidhan Sabha'
Event Description : MUSIC "Kalaka" Hungarian music Ensemble
Music : youtu.be/J6Xal7TjRvw
Their first performance organised jointly by the Department of Slavonic and Finno-Ugrian Studies and the Music Department, University of Delhi will be held in the Music Department, University of Delhi at 10.30 am on the 13 th of December, 2017. Viewers can watch the members of Kaláka picking up double-bass, guitar,flutes, zither, panpipe, clarinet, guitar, lute, Jewish harp,12 string guitars, viola one after the other and playing them with equal ease and flexibility.
Poems in songs by János Arany, the famous Hungarian poet(1817-1882) will be one of the main themes of all the concerts, celebrating Arany’s two hundredth anniversary. Arany’s funny, philosophical and dramatic poetry will be presented along with the poems of other Hungarian and Indian poets.Anna T. Szabó will be the moderator of the programmes and she will speak about the poet and his poems in the context of Hungarian literature and music.
After Delhi the group will be flying to Mumbai on the 15th of December where they’ll give a concert in the famous Somaiya Vihar Music School on 16th December, 2017. On the 17th they have performances in the Times Literary Festival. On the 18th they fly to Goa where they have their last concerts.
Language : Hungarian, English
Artists : Gábor Becze, Dániel Gryllus, Vilmos Gryllus, Gábor Major, Balázs Radványi with moderation by Anna T. Szabó
About the Artists : Everybody in Hungary in the age group 3-90 years knows what Kaláka is. This charming and versatile group of five musicians (Gábor Becze, Dániel Gryllus, Vilmos Gryllus, Gábor Major, Balázs Radványi) with their special Hungarian instruments will be joined by Anna T. Szabó
who is a scholar of Hungarian literature, a poet, a writer and an outstanding translator of poetry. She says about Kaláka: ‘Kaláka is one of Hungary's national treasures. As their name means voluntary community service, they've been tirelessly spreading the joy of music and the elevating power of sung poetry all over the world for almost fifty years with the same zest, ingenuity and enthusiasm.’
The ensemble was founded in 1969 in a Budapest bier garden when the members had just joined the university. Since then they have been dedicating their music to Hungarian poetry, either to children’s poetry and rhymes or to classical Hungarian poets, János Arany, Attila József, Lajos Áprily and Sándor Weöres. Their name, Kaláka refers to a Transylvanian folk custom of working together.
They have twenty five CD-s to their credit. Kaláka was awarded the Kossuth Prize in 2000 and the Prima Primissima Prize in 2004. They have travelled to South-America (Argentina, Brazil and Chile), Mongolia, Japan and Korea.
About the Organization : Department of Slavonic and Finno-Ugrian Studies and the Music Department, University of Delhi
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Entry : Free (Seating on First-Come First-Served Basis)
Duration : 90-120 minutes
Venue : Sumati Sabhadar Hall, Department of Music, University Road, University of Delhi, Delhi - 110007
Venue Info : www.du.ac.in | Map | Nearest Metro Stations(Yellow Line) - 'Vishwa Vidyalaya' & 'Vidhan Sabha'
Event Description : MUSIC "Kalaka" Hungarian music Ensemble
Music : youtu.be/J6Xal7TjRvw
Their first performance organised jointly by the Department of Slavonic and Finno-Ugrian Studies and the Music Department, University of Delhi will be held in the Music Department, University of Delhi at 10.30 am on the 13 th of December, 2017. Viewers can watch the members of Kaláka picking up double-bass, guitar,flutes, zither, panpipe, clarinet, guitar, lute, Jewish harp,12 string guitars, viola one after the other and playing them with equal ease and flexibility.
Poems in songs by János Arany, the famous Hungarian poet(1817-1882) will be one of the main themes of all the concerts, celebrating Arany’s two hundredth anniversary. Arany’s funny, philosophical and dramatic poetry will be presented along with the poems of other Hungarian and Indian poets.Anna T. Szabó will be the moderator of the programmes and she will speak about the poet and his poems in the context of Hungarian literature and music.
After Delhi the group will be flying to Mumbai on the 15th of December where they’ll give a concert in the famous Somaiya Vihar Music School on 16th December, 2017. On the 17th they have performances in the Times Literary Festival. On the 18th they fly to Goa where they have their last concerts.
Language : Hungarian, English
Artists : Gábor Becze, Dániel Gryllus, Vilmos Gryllus, Gábor Major, Balázs Radványi with moderation by Anna T. Szabó
About the Artists : Everybody in Hungary in the age group 3-90 years knows what Kaláka is. This charming and versatile group of five musicians (Gábor Becze, Dániel Gryllus, Vilmos Gryllus, Gábor Major, Balázs Radványi) with their special Hungarian instruments will be joined by Anna T. Szabó
who is a scholar of Hungarian literature, a poet, a writer and an outstanding translator of poetry. She says about Kaláka: ‘Kaláka is one of Hungary's national treasures. As their name means voluntary community service, they've been tirelessly spreading the joy of music and the elevating power of sung poetry all over the world for almost fifty years with the same zest, ingenuity and enthusiasm.’
The ensemble was founded in 1969 in a Budapest bier garden when the members had just joined the university. Since then they have been dedicating their music to Hungarian poetry, either to children’s poetry and rhymes or to classical Hungarian poets, János Arany, Attila József, Lajos Áprily and Sándor Weöres. Their name, Kaláka refers to a Transylvanian folk custom of working together.
They have twenty five CD-s to their credit. Kaláka was awarded the Kossuth Prize in 2000 and the Prima Primissima Prize in 2004. They have travelled to South-America (Argentina, Brazil and Chile), Mongolia, Japan and Korea.
About the Organization : Department of Slavonic and Finno-Ugrian Studies and the Music Department, University of Delhi
Related Links : Music
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