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classical music, opera, theatre
Organ recital by Wayne Marshall
8 February 2022, Tuesday
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
one interval
Béla Bartók National Concert Hall
Produced by Müpa Budapest

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Wayne Marshall

Opening improvisation

Widor

Organ Symphony No. 6 in G minor, Op. 42, No. 2

interval

Andrew Ager

Toccata and Fugue

George C. Baker

Two Evocations

Dupré

Evocation, Op. 37 - Allegro deciso

Wayne Marshall

Symphonic Improvisation on Themes by Beethoven

For centuries, organists have been admired for their knowledge of the secrets of the art of improvisation. "How great would it be if we could hear improvisation not just during Organ Duels, but also during 'normal' organ concerts!" sighs the music lover. Our special guest from the UK will meet this wish with a concert built around improvisation.

Wayne Marshall, who was born in Oldham in England in 1961, is an incredibly colourful character. In his student years he worked with jazz, Broadway musicals and church music, all at the same time! Later, of course, he found his true path in life, becoming an organist and pianist. However, even today his interest is far from restricted to a single field. As well as being an organist, he is also lead conductor at WDR Funkhausorchester in Cologne, and the first guest conductor of the Orchestra Sinfonica di Milano Giuseppe Verdi. As well as making appearances as an organist everywhere from Notre-Dame to the Royal Albert Hall, where he displays his traditional repertoire, Marshall also retains a keen interest in American music, and is an acclaimed performer of the works of Gershwin, Bernstein and even Duke Ellington.
He will also play a diverse show in his visit to Müpa Budapest. Between two improvisations, he will provide a taste of the familiar 19th and 20th century French repertoire, with a piece each from Widor and Dupré, and will also perform pieces from the more obscure Canadian Andrew Ager (b. 1962) and American George C. Baker (b. 1951) - also something of a novelty for Hungarian audiences - giving lovers of organ music the chance to get to know their work.

Presented by: Müpa Budapest

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