Transparent Sound New Music Festival | Multichrome - An exhibition through dance and sound
Performers
Márton Szives - percussion
Julien Klopfenstein (FR) - dance
Program:
Andrei Pushkarev: Bach Vibrations 8
Andrei Pushkarev: Little Jazz Waltz
Gyula Bánkövi-Márton Szives: Arcus in aeternum
Viktor Molnár: Sketches from 3 Worlds
Shin-ichiro Ikebe: The snare growls and he flies
Samu Gryllus: Hands in the Air
J. S. Bach: Partita in B major, Gigue
Viktor Molnár: Sketches
David Reeves: War drum peace drum
Lajos Huszár: Toccata/2
László Dubrovay: Lament for Vibraphone
Synesthetic Performance: for Ilona Keserü exhibition of sounds and movements. A unique performance featuring dancer Julien Klopfenstein and percussion soloist Márton Szives, where the artist's exhibition intertwining traditions and new paths comes alive through the language of instruments and the body. Moving colors and twisting forms find their voices in the sound of the vibraphone and take shape through dance — existing simultaneously in the space around us, visually before us, and audibly throughout the entire room.
Sounding Lines, Guided Dance Exhibition. The performance begins like any concert: jazz and contemporary musical pieces reflect the eternally swirling colors around us. Then, the instruments lose their familiar forms and begin to tell stories and jokes. Gradually, unnoticed, the pictures start to move, taking shape in front of us. Dance and instruments improvise together to the artwork, and we cannot resist joining them. Szives and Klopfenstein create a unique experience with their duo of melodic percussion instruments and dance.
Márton Szives is frequently invited to stages across Europe for his contemporary music performances. A Pro Arte Gold Medal-winning performer who has brought audience-friendly instrumental performances to the stage with works dedicated to him by domestic and international composers, from children’s concerts to concert halls as House of Music Hungary and MüPa, featuring works dedicated to him by both domestic and international composers. Humor, virtuosity, and refined musicianship are simultaneously present in his marimba and vibraphone performances, elevating them into solo instruments. In 2024, he won first place at the BTHVN International Competition in Vienna and the Classical Music Stars competition in Gdansk.
Julien Klopfenstein is a French dance artist and choreographer who trained at the National Conservatoire of Music and Dance of Lyon, France, alongside training with Ballet Jazz Art director Raza Hammadi, who has also had a significant influence in Hungary. In 2018, he joined the Budapest Dance Theatre company, performing internationally in works by renowned choreographers. Since 2020, he has pursued his career as an independent artist, collaborating with ensembles across Europe, including a notable participation in the 60th Venice Biennale. His choreographic creations combine sensitivity, innovation, and style, earning growing acclaim on the contemporary dance scene.
Supporters:
Siemens Musikstiftung
Mido
Eisberg
MMA
Átlátszó Hang
Műcsarnok | Kunsthalle Budapest
Institut français en Hongrie
Early bird tickets: 3000 HUF
https://jegymester.hu/production/60703/mucsarnok-multichrome-egy-kiallitas-tancban-es-hangban/6000783
From 9 January: 4000 Ft
On the day of the event: 4500 Ft