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Gryllus Dániel 75
Thália Színház, Nagyszínpad
2025. APR 23. WEDNESDAY, 19:00
tickets: https://www.jegy.hu/program/gryllus-daniel-75-172714
Gryllus Dániel was born on April 23, 1950. Exactly 75 years ago to the day. His birthday concert, performed by him and his friends, has never sounded like this before, and it never will again.
The first part of the evening is a selection from the composer's works and songs from Kaláka, now 55 years old.
In the beginning, in the late 1960s, Gryllus Dániel played Renaissance music, so the program begins with a few old melodies.
The series of biblical songs opens with the Paul apostle songs, based on Paul's epistles. From the album recorded in 1991, a song based on Paul's letter to the Romans will be performed to verses by Zoltán Sumonyi. Participating: Edina Mókus Szirtes, Gábor Bizják and György Ferenczi.
Sándor Kányádi's Yiddish folk song arrangements appeared in 1990 under the title "once upon a time there was a little Jew". The songs feature: Ági Szalóki and Vilmos Gryllus
The songs from the album Fifteen Psalms, written in 1997, are already part of church hymnals. Based on the Book of Psalms, Zoltán Sumonyi wrote the verses, with contributions from Márta Sebestyén and Vilmos Gryllus.
The songs of the Kaláka ensemble (Gábor Becze, Dániel Gryllus, Vilmos Gryllus, Balázs Radványi) close the first part
In the second part, songs written based on Sándor Weöres's poetic prose "Towards Completeness" are heard, performed by the birthday celebrant and his friends. This work was first performed this way 15 years ago, on his sixtieth birthday.
Singers: Szilvia Bognár, Miklós Both, György Ferenczi, Vilmos Gryllus, Bea Palya, Márta Sebestyén, Ferenc Sebő, Ági Szalóki, Edina Mókus Szirtes
Instrumentalists: Gergely Balázs, Kálmán Balogh, Mátyás Bolya, Gábor Bizják, Mihály Borbély, Miklós Holló, Frankie Lato, Ádám Jávorka, Zoltán Kovács, Máté Pálvölgyi.
Arranged and conducted by: Samu Gryllus
Thália Színház, Nagyszínpad
2025. APR 23. WEDNESDAY, 19:00
tickets: https://www.jegy.hu/program/gryllus-daniel-75-172714
Gryllus Dániel was born on April 23, 1950. Exactly 75 years ago to the day. His birthday concert, performed by him and his friends, has never sounded like this before, and it never will again.
The first part of the evening is a selection from the composer's works and songs from Kaláka, now 55 years old.
In the beginning, in the late 1960s, Gryllus Dániel played Renaissance music, so the program begins with a few old melodies.
The series of biblical songs opens with the Paul apostle songs, based on Paul's epistles. From the album recorded in 1991, a song based on Paul's letter to the Romans will be performed to verses by Zoltán Sumonyi. Participating: Edina Mókus Szirtes, Gábor Bizják and György Ferenczi.
Sándor Kányádi's Yiddish folk song arrangements appeared in 1990 under the title "once upon a time there was a little Jew". The songs feature: Ági Szalóki and Vilmos Gryllus
The songs from the album Fifteen Psalms, written in 1997, are already part of church hymnals. Based on the Book of Psalms, Zoltán Sumonyi wrote the verses, with contributions from Márta Sebestyén and Vilmos Gryllus.
The songs of the Kaláka ensemble (Gábor Becze, Dániel Gryllus, Vilmos Gryllus, Balázs Radványi) close the first part
In the second part, songs written based on Sándor Weöres's poetic prose "Towards Completeness" are heard, performed by the birthday celebrant and his friends. This work was first performed this way 15 years ago, on his sixtieth birthday.
Singers: Szilvia Bognár, Miklós Both, György Ferenczi, Vilmos Gryllus, Bea Palya, Márta Sebestyén, Ferenc Sebő, Ági Szalóki, Edina Mókus Szirtes
Instrumentalists: Gergely Balázs, Kálmán Balogh, Mátyás Bolya, Gábor Bizják, Mihály Borbély, Miklós Holló, Frankie Lato, Ádám Jávorka, Zoltán Kovács, Máté Pálvölgyi.
Arranged and conducted by: Samu Gryllus
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