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Marco Borggreve

From Budapest to Yerevan

Astrig Siranossian, Ildikó Szabó, JongNBE
Sat 7 Nov 12:00 - 13:00
Main Hall
From Tue 31 Mar 12:00
Sat 7 Nov
12:00 - 13:00
From Tue 31 Mar 12:00

Early and contemporary Hungarian and Armenian music 

Program

Performers

Astrig Siranossian cello 
Idlikó Szabó cello 
JongNBE 

The French-Armenian cellist Astrig Siranossian and the Hungarian cellist Ildikó Szabó take the audience on a journey through their countries of origin. They bring (very) early music as well as new compositions. The lauded arrangers of the Netherlands Wind Ensemble join forces with the cellists and JongNBE for a semi-theatrical performance. 
 
This musical tale highlights the common ground as well as the contrasts between Armenian and Hungarian music. Two rich, musical cultures meet and strengthen each other.  

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Astrig Siranossian

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jongNBE

The young Nederlands Blazers Ensemble, or jongNBE, is an ensemble consisting of young, talented musicians from Dutch concervatories – some already graduated, others still studying. The ensemble is made up of ten musicians (flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet, saxophone, (bass) trombone, percussion, and double bass/bass guitar) and is coached by experienced musicians from NBE.  JongNBE accompanies young composers at the showcases of the composition competition Op weg naar het Nieuwjaarsconcert (“On the way to the New Year’s Concert”) and performs programmes all over The Netherlands. JongNBE has performed at the Grachtenfestival, in ‘De Nacht van Ramses’ (“The Night of Ramses”) in the DeLaMar Theater, at ‘Vroege Vogels’ (“Early Birds”) in the Hoge Veluwe Park, at lunch concerts in the Concertgebouw, as well as on the Uitmarkt, on Radio 4’s Opium, at the Oranjewoud Festival, at the hockey World Championship, at the Cello Biënnale, and in the Holland Opera productions ‘The Day After’, ‘STYX’, and ‘Kersentuin’ at Fort Rijnauwen.
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