2 July 2026, 19.00-22.00
Grand Hall
Bubore Ensemble 
Presented by Liszt Academy
Reflections – Stravinsky: Ragtime
Friðrik Örn Sigþórsson: Afvelta
Vega Magdalena Lövdahl (flute), Federico Corradini (clarinet), Eberg Elefsen (trumpet), Alex Grünfelder (trombone), Kitti Szovák (cello), Chiara Prenestini (double bass)
Conductor: Stefano Ferrario
Maria Vincenza Cabizza: Varco 22
Vega Magdalena Lövdahl (flute), Federico Corradini (clarinet), Eberg Elefsen (trumpet), Alex Grünfelder (trombone), Kitti Szovák (cello), Chiara Prenestini (double bass)
Conductor: Mr. Yuji Maruoka
Atli Ingólfsson: Tratto
Fruzsina Mitnyan (oboe)
Luca Fialdini: Did I Say Something Wrong
Katrín Jónsdóttir (violin), Péter Badacsonyi (horn), Yoshiki Ishizaki (tuba), Rebecca Mader (percussion), Zsófia Jakab (cimbalom), Fenrir Óskarsbur (piano)
Conductor: Mr. Yuji Maruoka
Elias Ouzounis: Potpurri
Katrín Jónsdóttir (violin),Péter Badacsonyi (horn), Yoshiki Ishizaki (tuba), Rebecca Mader (percussion), Zsófia Jakab (cimbalom), Fenrir Óskarsbur (piano)
Conductor: Pablo Bort
INTERMISSION
Luca Macchi: Anafora
Chiara Prenestini (double bass)
Julian Chang: Amalia
Anna Elísa Axelsdóttir (vocals), Chiara Fioretti (violin), Saverio Righetti (flute), András Benedek László (bassoon)
Conductor: Pablo Bort
Anna Wielend: Radix
Anna Elísa Axelsdóttir (vocals), Chiara Fioretti (violin), Michela Caloro (viola), Saverio Righetti (flute), András Benedek László (bassoon)
Conductor: Stefano Ferrario
Fekete Gyula: The Rosewood Song
Bogdan Pavlovic (guitar)
Stravinsky: Ragtime
Vega Magdalena Lövdahl (flute), Federico Corradini (clarinet), Eberg Elefsen (trumpet), Péter Badacsonyi (horn), Alex Grünfelder (trombone), Yoshiki Ishizaki (tuba), Chiara Fioretti, Katrín Jónsdóttir (violin), Michela Caloro (viola), Chiara Prenestini (double bass), Rebecca Mader (percussion), Zsófia Jakab (cimbalom)
Conductor: Emir Saul
This year, the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music once again serves as the host institution for the ERASMUS+ Blended Intensive Programme, bringing together the Iceland University of the Arts (Department of Music) and the Conservatorio di Musica “Claudio Monteverdi” in Bolzano-Bozen. This international collaboration set out to celebrate contemporary music and champion the voices of young composers from across Europe. Over the course of the programme, musicians and composers from strikingly different geographical and cultural backgrounds came together to share ideas, techniques, and perspectives. As a creative starting point, the participants turned to Igor Stravinsky’s “Ragtime”, using its unique instrumentation as both inspiration and structural framework. Drawing on Stravinsky’s bold rhythmic energy and unconventional ensemble, each young composer crafted an original chamber music piece reflecting their own artistic voice. The result is a programme of newly written works that speak to both tradition and innovation. Framing these new pieces, the concert also presents solo works by one professor from each participating institution. This concert marks the culmination of weeks of intensive collaboration, rehearsal, and exchange between students and faculty from three countries. It stands as a vivid example of how cross-border partnerships can spark genuine artistic growth and lasting connections.
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