Stories for Chamber Music Presented by Liszt Academy

It is often said that music is like a language, a language in which the instruments speak. But what does music say, and how is it capable of relating a story if it is not supported by text? The spring 2019 concerts of the Liszt Academy’s youth series, Liszt Kidz Academy, which is targeted at 10–15-year-olds (as well as their parents and grandparents), seek answers to these questions. The second performance in the season ticket series explores the hidden messages in classical chamber music and examines how we can decipher them. Chamber works by Mozart, a champion of the cryptic message, are performed by Korossy String Quartet, made up of Liszt Academy students and student of the piano Gergely Kovács. Narrator Dániel Mona, music historian, will assist the children in ‘breaking’ the codes.