Feb. 25 – Cellos, violins, pianos and clarinets: all instruments are go for “I-talents,” the festival taking place from March to June in Budapest. Over the course of the four months, there will be six concerts, with performances by well-known artists and young talents, and traditional and contemporary music programs performed by soloists and orchestras. The second edition of “I-talents” returns this year bring to the Hungarian public the very best of the Italian music scene with high quality concerts. Among the talented performers, there are: the cellist and composer Giovanni Sollima, the clarinetist Alessandro Carbonare, and pianists Giuseppe Andaloro and Gesualdo Coggi. They will perform together in “traditional” formations (Bernini Quartet, Prometeo Quartet) and less conventional formations (Tetraktis). The Hungarian MAV Symphony Orchestra will also join in, consolidating the excellent relationship between musicians from both countries. All events will take place in the renovated Giuseppe Verdi concert hall of the Italian Cultural Institute.
