
A Kárpát-medencei Komolyzenei Fesztivál hagyományteremtő jelleggel jött létre. Célja a Kárpát-medencében élő népek sokszínű zenei kultúrájának, művészeti tevékenységének bemutatása, együttműködésük erősítése a zene területén, valamint ifjú tehetségek felfedezése és támogatása.
Nem lehet eléggé hangsúlyozni, hogy milyen nemes erőt ad a zene a Kárpát-medencei népek sorközösségének, megmutatva a világnak az itt született zeneszerzők, előadóművészek, zenetudósok és alkotói közösségek kultúrateremtő erőfeszítéseit és nagyságát.
Hitvallásunk, hogy a zene áthatol olyan falakon is, amelyek elsőként áthatolhatatlannak tűnnek, közelebb visz egymáshoz embereket, közösségeket, kultúrákat, megtermékenyítő erejével építi és ápolja a páratlan Kárpát-medencei kultúrát, élhetővé és zengővé teszi a hagyományokat, kiáradó szépségével elsimítja a félreértéseket, a békétlenségek helyébe békét, együttmunkálkodást, az örök Jóba vetett hitet és megnyugvást hoz.
A fesztivál különlegessége, hogy az egyes hangversenyek, mesterkurzusok, zenetudományi konferenciák és a Kárpát-medencei Nemzetközi Zongoraverseny a Kárpát-medence különböző városaiban, kulturális centrumaiban kerülnek megrendezésre.
A Kárpát-medencei Komolyzenei Fesztivál megálmodói, alapítói: Bonnyai Apolka zongoraművész és férje, Dr. Bajkai István országgyűlési képviselő.


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Liszt Ferenc Zeneművészeti Egyetem (1061 Budapest, Liszt Ferenc tér 8.)
Terempróba lehetőségek:
I. korcsoport: szeptember 22-én reggel 7.30 - 9.15
II. korcsoport szeptember 22-én 12.00 - 13.30 és 15.00 - 15.15
III. korcsoport szeptember 23-án reggel 7.30 - 9.15
9.45 - I. korcsoport
1. Balogh Gvendolin
2. Barótfi Panna
3. Bartha Marcell
4. Buha Jovana
5. Chang Qin
6. Deng Jia Kun
7. Gulyás Réka Tímea
8. Hajdu Zsófia
9. Hoang Kim Gia Bao
10. Ilonczai Előd
11. Janković Akacija Arelė
12. Kotroczó Roland
13. Lőrincz Miklós
14. Marázi-Vuity Adél
15. Silló Sára Gizella
16. Solti Sára
17. Varga-Goravec Boróka
12.00 Ebédszünet
13.30 - II. korcsoport
1. Balogh Emese
2. Bede Ágoston András
3. Csibi Orsolya Boglárka
4. Fajszi Karsa
5. Farkas Márk
6. Gróf Liza Hanna
7. Jana Eszter
8. Ke Yishu
9. Király Fruzsina
10. Molnár Hanna Szofi
15.00 Szünet
15.15 - II. korcsoport
11.Müller Albert János
12. Nagy Krisztina
13. Nyulasi Emma Mikolt
14. Pálmai-Balla Dávid
15. Priol Amira
16. Solti Soma
17. Tóth Sándor
18. Varga Zsófia
19. Zalánki Villő
9.40 - II. korcsoport
1. Bauer Gergő
2. Békési Bertalan
3. Fóris Janka
4. Friedrich Hanna
5. Keller Dávid
6. Kemény Zsombor
7. Kozák-Sólyom Bónis
11.20 szünet
11.30 - III. korcsoport
8. Luchkov Alexandr
9. Molnár Eszter
10. Orsovai Hedvig
11. Paládi Máté
12. Remenyik Balázs
13. Rusai Bence
13.00 Ebédszünet
14.00 - III. korcsoport
14. Sándor Zsigmond Áron
15. Szaniszló Attila
16. Szarvas Benjámin
17. Széles Krisztián
18. Szikszay Levente
19. Vajda Vince Vilmos
20. Wang Tian Ge
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President of the Jury
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Gábor Eckhardt began his musical studies at the Zoltán Kodály Primary School for Singing and Music. In 1975, after graduating from the Béla Bartók Secondary School of Music, he was admitted to the second year of the piano course at the Liszt Academy of Music. His teachers were Sándor Falvai and György Kurtág. He attended a two-year post-graduate course at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow, studying with Dmitri Bashkirov. In 1980, he was awarded first prize in the Dohnányi Piano Competition at the college. He is an active performer both at home and abroad. In 1996 he was awarded the Liszt Prize. As a dedicated interpreter of Hungarian contemporary music, he has been awarded the Artisjus Prize several times and the Oeuvre Prize in 2012. He was a founding member of the Intermodulation Chamber Ensemble led by László Tihanyi. He formed the Trio d’Echo with András Horn (clarinet) and György Déri (cello). From 2003–2009 he was a member of the Budapest Festival Orchestra. He teaches piano at the Liszt Academy of Music. His pupils have successfully performed in national and international piano competitions, many of them becoming renowned artists. He regularly gives master classes and further training courses, not only in Hungary but also in Europe and Asia. He has participated as a jury member or jury president in numerous competitions in Hungary and abroad (Austria, Germany, Slovakia, Serbia, Japan, China, Vietnam, etc.). He was the editor of the second volume of the score of György Cziffra’s ‘Transcriptions’. He is a popular presenter with both children and adults.
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Members of the International Jury
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In 2000, after performing in nearly 40 concerts each season there, the Munich Music Seminar appointed him permanent soloist. He has performed with all the symphony orchestras in Romania, and has made radio, television, and CD recordings. He is a member of several national and international juries, and has given many masterclasses at home and abroad. He has performed in over 800 concerts, in all the musical centres in Romania and also in Austria, Bulgaria, Czechia, England, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Moldova, Russia, Scotland, Switzerland, Ukraine, and the USA. Conductors with whom he has performed include: Erich Bergel, Ion Baciu, Emanoil Elenescu, Emil Simon, Petre Sbârcea, Lajos Bács, Ervin Aczél, Remus Georgescu, Cristian Mandeal, Horia Andreescu, Ilarion Ionescu-Galați, Sabin Păutza, Gheorghe Costin, Edward Tschivzel, Zoltán Kocsis and others. His chamber music partners include: István Ruha, Diana Ligeti, Gurban Carmen, Gaetano d’Espinosa, László Fenyő, Rolf Herbrechtmayer, Andreas Henkel, Valentin Arcu, Dan Grigore, Jenő Jandó, the Transsylvania String Quartet, the Gaudeamus String Quartet, the Moscow Trio, and others. In 2000 he gained a doctoral degree with his thesis on Scriabin’s piano music. He is currently a professor of the University of Music in Cluj-Napoca. Several of his pupils take part and win prizes in national and international competitions, and many of them have now become renowned in the concert hall or as teachers. |
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Erzsébet Kőrösiné Belák – pianist
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The King Saint Stephen Music Grammar School has for 15 years hosted the children’s concert series ‘The Steinway is yours’, which Erzsébet Belák created based on her own idea, and which she directs herself. Many of the pupils discovered during the concert series are now pianists and teachers. As leader of teaching practice at the Béla Bartók Conservatory, she participates in directing the observation of trainees from the Music Academy. She regularly holds further education courses, showcase lessons in Hungary and in the surrounding countries, and also in Mexico and China. She regularly sits on the jury in piano competitions in Hungary and abroad. Every year she is invited as an arts teacher to the Lotz János Summer School, to the Bozsok Festival, and she gives courses in Siófok and Budapest. Many of her pupils have become outstanding pianists, teachers, or recognized experts in music life in Hungary and abroad. |
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Marianna Szakács - pianist
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Marianna Szakács is a pianist and a recipient of the Honoured Worker of Culture of Ukraine award. She graduated from the Lviv Academy of Music in 1987 and has been the head of the piano department at the Dezső Zádor Music School (College) in Uzhhorod since 2009. She has performed as a guest artist in Switzerland and the USA. She has given piano masterclasses and participated as a jury member in numerous piano competitions, including the International Piano Competition for Four Hands MusicMagic (Zenevarázslat) 2020. She is the initiator and organizer of the Dezső Zádor International Piano Competition. Over the years, she has prepared many of her graduating students for a career in music, and they have gone on to study in Ukraine and Europe, at the Music Academies of Kiev, Budapest, Bratislava, Berlin, Madrid, Brussels. |