Description
Salute to the Magyars! – A Musical Tribute to Hungary (Compact Disc)
Product Information
- Title: Salute to the Magyars!
- Subtitle: Éljen a magyar! / Es lebe der Magyar! / Vive les Hongrois! / Viva gli Ungheresi!
- Artist/Orchestra: Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra
- Conductor: János Kovács
- Format: Compact Disc – Digital Audio
- Label/Publisher: Tudex Publishers Ltd. (1996)
- Recording Venue: Concert Hall of Szt. István Conservatory, Budapest
- Recording Dates: June 10–15, 1996
- Additional Credits:Genre: Classical / Orchestral / Folk Heritage
- Featured Soloists: Béla Nagy (violin), Tibor Párkányi (violoncello), Sándor Falvay (piano)
Overview
Experience a rousing celebration of Hungarian spirit with “Salute to the Magyars!” This musical souvenir brings together the finest works by the greatest composers inspired by Hungary and the Magyar people. Featuring famous pieces from Johann Strauss, Ludwig van Beethoven, Joseph Haydn, Franz Schubert, Johannes Brahms, Léo Delibes, Pyotr Tchaikovsky, and Hector Berlioz, this CD transforms the nostalgic flavor of goulash and paprika into an unforgettable orchestral journey. Conducted by János Kovács, the Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra delivers stirring renditions that pay homage to the heart and soul of Hungary.
Hungarian Translation – Overview (Áttekintés):
Éljen a “Salute to the Magyars!” egy felemelő ünneplés a magyar lélekről. Ez a zenei emléktár nemes műveket gyűjt össze azon nagyszerű zeneszerzőktől, akik a magyarok és a Magyar nép iránti szeretetüket fejezték ki. Johann Strauss, Ludwig van Beethoven, Joseph Haydn, Franz Schubert, Johannes Brahms, Léo Delibes, Pyotr Tchaikovsky és Hector Berlioz híres művei elevenednek meg ezen a CD-n, amely a gulyás és a paprika ízvilágát zenei élménnyé varázsolja. János Kovács vezetésével a Budapest Filharmonikus Zenekar érzelemdús előadásokkal tisztelg a magyar kultúra iránt.
Product Features
- Exceptional Orchestral Tribute:
An expertly curated selection of timeless orchestral works inspired by Hungary’s colorful heritage. - Renowned Classical Masterpieces:
Enjoy stirring interpretations of works by Johann Strauss, Beethoven, Haydn, Schubert, Brahms, Delibes, Tchaikovsky, and Berlioz. - Dynamic Performance:
The Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra, under the direction of János Kovács, offers live-from-concert energy and historical significance to each performance. - Authentic Recording Quality:
Recorded at the prestigious Concert Hall of Szt. István Conservatory in Budapest, ensuring a superior digital audio experience.
Interesting Facts
- A Musical Journey Through History:
The CD contains a rich tapestry of compositions that celebrate Hungary’s musical influence. Ludwig van Beethoven, who was known to admire Hungary (reflected in his 1811 letter), is among the maestros highlighted in this collection. - Cultural Mélange: Including pieces like Johann Strauss’ “Éljen a magyar! – Polka op. 332” and various Hungarian Dances by Johannes Brahms—these selections convey the passionate spirit of the Magyar people through dance and melody.
- Live Concert Recording:
Captured during a series of concerts in June 1996, the recording preserves the vibrant atmosphere of live performance in one of Budapest’s most renowned musical venues.
Hungarian Translation – Interesting Facts (Érdekességek):
- Zenei Utazás a Múltban:
A CD gazdag művegyüttese a magyar zenei örökséget ünnepli. Ludwig van Beethoven, aki híresen csodálta Magyarországot (ahogy 1811-es levelében is kifejezte), szintén szerepel a válogatásban. - Kulturális Keveredés:
Johann Strauss „Éljen a magyar! – Polka op. 332” című műve és Johannes Brahms magyar táncai olyan válogatott darabok, melyek a Magyar nép szenvedélyes lényegét tánccal és dallammal közvetítik. - Élő Koncert Felvétel:
A felvétel 1996 júniusában készült, így megőrizve a budapesti egyik leghíresebb zenei helyszín élő koncertjének pezsgő hangulatát.
Track Listing
- Johann Strauss: Éljen a magyar! – Polka op. 332 (2:54)
- Ludwig van Beethoven: König Stephan - Overture op. 117 (8:19)
- Joseph Haydn: Rondo all'Ongarese from the Trio in G major (3:22)
- Franz Schubert – Ferenc Liszt: Ungarischer Marsch S.363 from Schubert's Divertissement à l'hongroise D.818 (5:51)
- Johannes Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. I (3:02)
- Johannes Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. II, orchestrated by Andreas Hallén (3:20)
- Johannes Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. VI, orchestrated by Martin Schmeling (3:20)
- Johannes Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. V, transcribed by Joseph Joachim (2:32)
- Johann Strauss: Csárdás from the comic opera Ritter Pázmán op. 441 (4:33)
- Léo Delibes: Danse hongroise from the ballet Coppélia (3:39)
- Pyotr Tchaikovsky: Csárdás from the ballet Swan Lake op. 20 (2:34)
- Johannes Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. XVII, orchestrated by Antonin Dvořák (3:01)
- Johannes Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. XX, orchestrated by Antonin Dvořák (2:36)
- Johannes Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. XIX, orchestrated by Antonin Dvořák (2:14)
- Hector Berlioz: Marche hongroise (Rákóczi March) from La damnation de Faust op. 24 (4:41)
Publishers
This compact disc was produced and released by Tudex Publishers Ltd. in 1996. The Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra, under the baton of János Kovács, recorded these iconic performances at the Concert Hall of Szt. István Conservatory in Budapest. All rights are reserved, and unauthorized reproduction or distribution is prohibited.
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