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We regret to inform you that due to illness, Fülöp Ránki has cancelled his performance for the afternoon. Balázs Fülei will take his place.
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Grieg
Improvisations on Two Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 29 - I. Allegretto con moto; II. Andante
Grieg
17 Slåtter (Norwegian Peasant Dances), Op. 72 - III. Bruremarsj fra Telemark (Bridal March from Telemark)
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17 Slåtter (Norwegian Peasant Dances), Op. 72 – V. Prillaren fra Os prestegjeld – Springdans (The Prillar from Os Parish – Spring Dance)
Grieg
17 Slåtter (Norwegian Peasant Dances), Op. 72 – IV. Haugelåt – Halling (Halling from the Fairy Hill)
Grieg
17 Slåtter (Norwegian Peasant Dances), Op. 72 – VI. Gangar – etter Myllargutten (Gangar – after Myllargutten)
Grieg
19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 - I. Kulok (Cow-Call)
Grieg
19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – II. Det er den største dårlighed (It is the Greatest Foolishness)
Grieg
19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – III. En konge hersket i Østerland (A King Ruled in the East)
Grieg
19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – IV. Siri Dale-visen (The Siri Dale Song)
Grieg
19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – V. Det var i min ungdom (It was in my Youth)
Grieg
19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – VI. Lok og bådnlåt (Cow-Call and Lullaby)
Grieg
19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – VII. Bådnlåt (Lullaby)
Grieg
19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – VIII. Lok (Cow-Call)
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19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – IX. Liten va guten (Small was the Lad)
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19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – X. Morgo ska du få gifte deg (Tomorrow you shall Marry her)
Grieg
19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – XI. Der stander to piger (There Stood Two Girls)
Grieg
19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – XII. Ranveig
Grieg
19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – XIII. En liten grå man (A Little Grey Man)
Grieg
19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – XIV. I Ola-dalom, I Ola-kjønn (In Ola Valley, in Ola Lake)
Grieg
19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – XV. Bådnlåt (Lullaby)
Grieg
19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – XVI. Ho vesle Astrid vår (Little Astrid)
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19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – XVII. Bådnlåt (Lullaby)
Grieg
19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – XVIII. Jeg går i tusen tanker (I Wander Deep in Thought)
Grieg
19 Norwegian Folksongs, Op. 66 – XIX. Gjendines bådnlåt (Gjendine's Lullaby)
Every year since 2008, the Budapest Festival Orchestra and Müpa Budapest have put on an all-day marathon production, most of them presenting the very best work of a given composer, with a series of consecutive concerts running from morning until late in the evening in the Béla Bartók National Concert Hall and the Festival Theatre. From Bach and Brahms to Bartók and Bernstein, many outstanding composers have already been the protagonists of these days – Beethoven, for example, twice. The 2024 marathon, however, pays tribute to the Scandinavian masters, inviting the audience to Northern Europe, often described as harsh, but rich in wonderful landscapes and natural treasures. The late Romantic northern composers – such as Grieg, Nielsen and Sibelius, from Norway, Denmark and Finland, respectively – proclaim the beauty of their homelands, their folk traditions and their ancient beliefs with exquisitely crafted compositions, quite a few of which will be on offer at Müpa Budapest on 4 February.
The artistic directors of the series are Iván Fischer and Csaba Káel.
Presented by: Budapest Festival Orchestra, Müpa Budapest
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