| 2010. February 24. 17:48 - Orpheus Harp, a new composition featuring world-class tenor |
Orpheus' Harp is my latest composition that was commisioned by the Bela Bartok National Concert Hall in Budapest in 2008 to showcase both the spectacular voice of Szabolcs Brickner, a life-long friend of mine, and the world-class organ at the concert hall. The score calls for solo violin (Eurydice), harp (Orpheus' Harp) two percussionists, and organ. The performance took place in Budapest at the National Concert Hall on February 09, 2010.
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| 2009. November 03. 22:15 - Bach in the Back Bay Balint's new CD release |
First Lutheran Church is happy to announce to have produced a new CD by the
Minister of Music of First Lutheran Church of Boston The CD features some of the greatest organ works by J. S. Bach including the Passacaglia in C Minor , the great Trinitarian Prelude and Fugue in Eb Major and the Toccata and Fugue in F Major. The CD was sponsored by the Music Outreach program at First Lutheran Church.
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| 2009. October 28. 04:05 - Balint joins Phillip Truckenbrod Concert Artist Managment |
Balint joins Phillip Truckenbrod Concert Artists Management.
Phillip Truckenbrod Concert Artists is considered as America's leading artist representative for concert organists. (Fanfare). They represent the finest organists from Europe and North America including James David Christie, Paul Jacobs, John Scott, vocal ensembles and much more.
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| 2009. October 02. 16:32 - See the full review by Prof. Christoph Wolff |
Exsultemus Transports to Hamburg
A review by Harvard Professor Dr. Christoph Wolff
October 1, 2009
The Exsultemus Ensemble opened its 2009-2010 Concert Season with an attractive program devoted to 17th and 18th-century sacred music from the city of Hamburg. (Three other traditional German musical centers – Darmstadt, Leipzig, and Dresden – will be featured later this season.) The program focused on the three composers who defined Hamburg’s musical life in their respective periods: Matthias Weckmann and Christoph Bernhard, the two star pupils of Heinrich Schütz, from the mid-17th century and Georg Philipp Telemann, the dominant figure in the 18th century. The juxtaposition of two distinct style periods proved to be most illuminating.
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| 2009. March 10. 22:52 - Duna Television featured Balint Karosi on international broadcast |
Duna Television featured Balint Karosi on Duna Television on an international broadcast on December 21, 23 and 25 2008. The show featured Balint as an organ soloist on the Jehmlich organ at St. Anne Church, Budapest playing pieces by Bach. The recordings can be researched in the archives of the Duna Television. www.dunatv.hu
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Listen to all the TV recordings under Audio content!
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| 2010. February 16. 00:57 - Bach Competition |
Following Bach's Footsteps, Organist Bálint Karosi Takes First Prize in International Organ Competition
BY CHARLOTTE LANDRUM - Sep. 23, 2008
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| 2009. September 02. 06:16 - Balint was awarded the prestigious 2009 Prima Primissima Junior prize for Music |
Bálint was awarded the 2009 Prima Primissima Juior Prize for Music, which is a recommendation-based cash prize for the most distinguished artists in Hungary.
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| 2009. March 11. 17:17 - Consonances on Pipedreams American Public Media |
Balint Karosi's "Consonances" on American Public Media
In American Public Media's PIPEDREAMS broadcast Balint is interviewed by host Michael Barone, discussing the featured work "Consonances" -- Balint's concerto for full orchestra and organ. The work was commissioned for performance in the Bela Bartok National Concert Hall, Budapest, Hungary. Karosi himself is the organist in this concert recording from June 2007.
Barone introduces the concerto as "a really remarkable, challenging and wonderful new score."* Later in the program he describes it as "a gripping and colorful new concerto."
Listen to the interview and the concerto by clicking here!
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| 2009. March 02. 01:24 - Boston Organist wins first prize in prestigious Bach competition |
Celebrated organist Bálint Karosi performs an all-Bach concert on Friday, Nov. 14 at 8 p.m. at The First Lutheran Church of Boston, 299 Berkeley Street in the city’s Back Bay. The concert is a fundraiser for the restoration of an antique organ in Hungary.
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| 2009. March 01. 14:28 - 1st Prize winner |
Hungarian concert organist Bálint Karosi is the 1st Prize winner of the XVI International Johann Sebastian Bach Competition in Leipzig, Germany. He studied organ, clarinet and improvisation at the Liszt Academy in Budapest, at the Conservatoire Superieure de Genève and at the Oberlin Conservatory, earning two Master’s Degrees, two “Prix de Virtuosité” and both an Artist Diploma and a Master of Music in Historical Performance. He has won many prizes at prestigious international competitions, including the first prize and the audience prize at the Dublin International Organ Competition, the first prize at the Arthur Poister Organ Competition and the first and audience prize of the Miami International Organ competition.
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