Jean Michelle Jarre, French master of the synthesizer, is mixing up some magic: a revival of the groundbreaking work created in the company of 50 legendary analogue synthesizers and three fellow musicians.
The name of Igor Moiseyev (1906-2007) was made famous by the eponymous style created from the alloying of the dances of different peoples and traditional ballet elements. In 1924 he was with the Bolshoi, quickly moving to become a soloist and then ballet master.
At nearly 170 paintings and drawings, this show offers a comprehensive overview of the art of one of the pioneers of Modernism in Europe, who worked at the turn of the 19th century.
After eight years of success the Jamie Winchester & Róbert Hrutka band have decided to call it a day. The Irish-Hungarian lead duo said that the last few years have been really great but this is the time to take a new direction in order to find new inspiration and to test themselves against new musician partners.
A solo performance in which French circus artist Eric Lecomte draws his inspiration from the depths of nature.
The Other – Who are they, barbarians, primitive people, those worthy of envy or maybe individuals just like us? A follow-up of the original idea of the Museum of Ethnography of Geneva, the exhibition is based on the famous 1952 UNESCO publication by Claude Lévi-Strauss entitled Race and History. Despite the time that has passed since then, the fundamental issues remain relevant, providing remarkably contemporary answers to the key questions of modern society.
Budapest Dance Theatre