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PIANODUO

The piano duo was founded in Budapest in September, 2016. Since the first joint concert they have given many concerts in Hungary and Slovakia. Their repertoire is very wide. From classical works through romantic compositions to contemporary music for four hands and two pianos, there are many well-known and less-known works.

"We are primarily trying to compile a program that will win professional musicians, and also music-loving and lay audience. Now, of course, we can associate it with a regular repertoire, but in concerts, the audience can hear really special music. " (Adam Baraz)

She was born in Kobe (Japan), she began playing piano at the age of four. She studied at Nishinomiya High School at Hyogo, then continued her music studies at Kawaike Tsuneko, Kawaike Tomoyo, Sato Yumiko and Okada Masaru at the Kobe College Music Department. During this period she won several music awards. After obtaining her diploma, she became a scholar at the Viennese Music and Performing Arts University (Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst Wien) and then graduated from the Franz Liszt Academy of Music where her tutors were Sándor Falvai and Imre Hargitai. In 2012 she was awarded first place in the Euterpe International Music Competition in Italy. She is currently a freelance pianist and also works as a ballet rehearsal accompanist at the Hungarian Dance Academy.

He was born in Balassagyarmat. Freelance composer, pianist / accompanist at the Vienna Conservatory in Vienna, music teacher at the THÉBA Academy of Arts in Budapest and in Slovakia, piano teacher in the Ipolybalog Art School. He has composed a wide variety of music pieces: solo, chamber, vocal, orchestral. He has over 160 completed compositions. In recent years, he has given many concerts in Europe (Hungary, Slovakia, Italy, Poland, etc.), including his own compositions and less- known music pieces . In 2012 he played the music of Bartók, Chopin and his own works in Japan. In 2013 he did folk music research in Thailand. In his hometown every summer there is an International Music Camp and Art Festival. His orchestral works were played on the Orchestral Evening of this event every year. On July 29, 2017, he had the premiere of Concertino for piano and orchestra. The piano solo in it was played by Alisa Yajima

Franz Schubert – Liszt Ferenc: Grosse Fantasie (Wanderer)

Maurice Ravel: La Valse

Maurice Ravel: Boléro

Francis Poulenc: Le bal masqué, FP 60 - Capriccio

Francis Poulenc: L'embarquement pour Cythère, FP 150

Weiner Leó: Variations for a Hungarian Folk Song

Dave Brubeck: Points on Jazz (Prélude, Blues, Rag)

Dmitri Shostakovich: Concertino for two pianos op. 94

Baráz Ádám: Concertino (2017)

Baráz Ádám: Ouverture á Comédie