Symphonic Poem for 100 Metronomes and Chamber Concerto

Dates:

June 10, 16:30-17:00
June 12, 10:15-10:30

Venue: Place François de Menthon, Annecy

Duration: 14 min + 6 min
In Hungarian language, no subtitles
Recommended for visitors aged 12 and above
Photosensitivity Warning: A small percentage of people may experience seizures from certain visual effects, including flashing lights and patterns used in the show.

In honor of György Ligeti’s 100th centennial, two iconic works of the Hungarian composer and conceptualist are reimagined: Symphonic Poem for 100 Metronomes and the Chamber Concerto (excerpt).

100 metronomes are arranged around the visitor, their clicks resonating through the space, each beat physically perceptible from the first to the very last.

The first movement of the Chamber Concerto conducted by Dénes-Worowski Marcell, sonically adapted by Esteban de la Torre, and visualized in 360° by media artist András Juhász. A hypnotic reflection on time, rhythm, and the space between sound and image.

Concept: László Gőz
Project Manager: Vazul Endre Mándli
Visuals/post production: László András Nagy
Audio post production: Ákos Lovász
Cinematographer: András Táborosi
Sound Engineer: Zsolt Kiss