Emanuele Zanforlin, violin, and Yunah Proost, violoncello, invite you on a journey of discovery along the borders of Europe.
Our journey begins in Finland with music by Jean Sibelius, then takes in Hungarian folklore in Béla Bartók's compositions and folk melodies from Romania in György Ligeti. She returns to Hungary once again with Zoltán Kodály's magnificent duo for violin and cello, before concluding in Belgium with a work by Joseph Jongen. And where are the Swiss sounds? If the audience applauds vigorously, an encore with pieces by Swiss composer Julien-François Zbinden will be ready.
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Our journey begins in Finland with music by Jean Sibelius, then takes in Hungarian folklore in Béla Bartók's compositions and folk melodies from Romania in György Ligeti. She returns to Hungary once again with Zoltán Kodály's magnificent duo for violin and cello, before concluding in Belgium with a work by Joseph Jongen. And where are the Swiss sounds? If the audience applauds vigorously, an encore with pieces by Swiss composer Julien-François Zbinden will be ready.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
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