Bertrand Chamayou piano ; Vilde Frang violin ; Salamon Eredics accordion, shepherd flute, hulusi ; Benjamin Eredics kontra tambura, trumpet

The energy of Bertrand Chamayou’s chamber music partnership with Vilde Frang stems from their interaction as artists always ready to take creative risks in search of musical depth and meaning. Their programme includes Bartók’s fervent Violin Sonata No. 1, written in the closing months of 1921 for the Hungarian violinist Jelly d’Arányi and first performed by her and the composer in London the following year.

György Kurtág – A Voice in the Distance (For Alfred Schlee's 80th birthday)
György Kurtág – ...és korál: Rajeczky Benjamin 80. szültésnapjára (...and chorale (for Benjamin Rajeczky´s 80th birthday))
Béla Bartók – CXLII. From the Diary of a Fly
Béla Bartók – CVII. Melody in the Mist
György Kurtág – Scraps of a colinda melody – faintly recollected (Hommage à Farkas Ferenc)
György Kurtág – Pen Drawing, Valediction to Erzsébet Schaár
Béla Bartók – CXXXVIII. Bagpipe Music
Béla Bartók – CXXXII. Major Seconds Broken and Together
Béla Bartók – CII. Harmonics
György Kurtág – Butáskodjunk együtt (Let's be silly)
György Kurtág – Háromnegyed-álomban (Falling asleep)
György Kurtág – Perpetuum mobile
Béla Bartók – Ne hagyj itt! (Don't leave here!)
Béla Bartók – XLII. Arab dal
Béla Bartók – No. 4 Horn Dance
Béla Bartók – No. 5 Romanian Polka
Béla Bartók – No. 6 Fast Dance