Orchestral works written by young composers

Four composers, Zoltán Németh, Tamás Józsa, Dániel Dobri and Dániel Lázár, graduating from the masters course at the Liszt Academy in 2020, introduce themselves to the general public with orchestral works. Zoltán Németh also takes to the stage as soloist of his two-movement, miniature piano concerto. The orchestral composition by Tamás Józsa represents, like a kind of catalogue, all those composition techniques that he drew from Baroque counterpoint in the course of his studies at the Liszt Academy. “Recognized techniques of Minimalist composers (Górecki, Arvo Pärt) and film music solutions are apparent in the orchestration of the work.” Dániel Lázár similarly looks on his work Inventio as a summary, in which he condenses all the compositional techniques acquired in his career so far. The audience can enjoy a new version of the Dániel Dobri work that won third prize in the grand orchestral category of the New Hungarian Music Forum’s 2020 composer competition.