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Wow, what an exciting composition, dear Daniel. I am sitting in my hotel room in Rome and am listening to your music after we had our rehearsal together. It's an honor working with you together, with such an inventive and inspiring composer as you are! Your music has the perfect balance between structural intellect, sensual emotionality, excitingly new and creative soundscapes and things that seem familiar. I really like your style a lot! So powerful!

Hommage à Aaron Copland? This fanfare is really much fun!

English description: Désir - symphonic poem for orchestra and fixed media based on the ballad of Sándor Petőfi called ‘The Loving Sea’ Sándor Petőfi was one of the greatest Hungarian poets. He was a revolutionary who symbolized the Hungarian desire for freedom. He travelled extensively in Hungary, mostly on foot, but he has probably never seen the sea. Yet, he wrote about it so vividly and sensitively that we almost believe he grew up in a Dalmatian coastal village instead of the “Vast Lowland plains”. How is it possible? Did he dream of it? Or did he create his own vision from others’ descriptions? To me, Petőfi’s sea motifs express desire. We’ve all longed for unattainable love or just for a short vacation next to the sea instead of work… And, of course, for many other things that only exist in our imaginations. In my piece, I aim to evoke this desire through my music. For the virtual voyage on the sea, I processed a Hungarian-Turkish folk song called ‘Szivárvány havasán’. In this melody, as Zoltán Kodály writes, “there is a general, supra-national, ancient recitative formula”, because the melody appears not only in Hungarian but in many Eastern folk music traditions, such as Turkish folklore, as well. In the first part of the composition, I narrate Sándor Petőfi’s ballad ‘The Loving Sea’ with my music, and then in the last part of the composition, I further explore the story and I show you (with the orchestra and with “tape” electronics) what happens at the bottom of the sea. Dániel Dobri

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Csodálatos,a Facebookon ismerősök vagyunk.Sokat látom,mèg főz is.

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