03 June 2015 Transit House, Old Synagogue,
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Story – cinematic concert music and film: T. Szemző, text: Béla Hamvas
19 March 2015 Invisible Story at “om ah hung” – The
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music installation at Kino Scala, Brno
Exposition of New Music Festival
musicians: Martin Flesar – violin, Marina Himerova – viola, Pavel Borsky – cello, cond. by the author
4 October 2014 LIGHT-BIKE performance by Minyo Szert Károly
& Tibor Szemző ANZENBERGER Gallery, Vienna photo: Regina Maria Anzenberger
Issue 3: Group 180: Minimalism behind the Iron Curtain
By Evan Burke
Group 180’s recordings are shockingly fresh, as vibrant and necessary now as they were thirty years ago. Even more so, really; there is an emotional thrust, a crackling energy, that’s as rare today as has ever been in modern classical. Their recordings explode with a hive-mind dynamic, a multi-headed beast whose limbs move in flawless concert, ebbing and flowing with a natural feel more akin to a rock band or a jazz quartet than a classical ensemble. The emotional power of their music is timeless. Continue reading I CARE IF YOU LISTEN MAGAZINE
29 June 2014
at Moholy-Nagy University of Arts, Budapest
K1 – Danilo Kiš Memorial Space
an audiovisulal installation by T. Szemző
text by Danilo Kiš: Hourglass (Pescarnik)
narrators: Isabelle Le(F), Simon Szemző (H), Stevan Kovacs Tickmayer (SRB)
French translation: Pascal Delpech, Hungarian translation: János Borbély
Photographed by Dániel Halász
thanks to Mirjana Miočinović, also: Ferenc Illyés, FodderBasis Phantom Band, Viktória Radics, Ákos Nagy, Gábor Németh, Binaura: Bence Samu & Ágoston Nagy, Zsófia Szemző, Philippe Poncin, János Borbély, Pascale Pelpech, Kristóf & Ármin Helyey