🌞🌞 Flamma - Fire series by dakini.hu 1993

Les concerts du jeudi midi de l’Auditorium du Louvre offrent la possibilité à un public toujours nombreux de découvrir de jeunes artistes prometteurs. Le violoniste hongrois Ernö Kallai, disciple d’Itzhak Perlman à la Juilliard School, vainqueur en 2008 du Concours Carl Flesch, est incontestablement un soliste béni des dieux avec lequel il faudra compter.

Accompagné de manière complice et engagée par son compatriote Janos Balazs – lui-même Premier Prix des Concours Cziffra en 2004 et Liszt à Budapest l’année suivante – Kallai impressionne dès la 8ème Sonate de Beethoven : jeu subtil, sens de la ligne, sûreté d’archet, justesse jamais prise en défaut. Dans la Sonate pour violon et piano de Debussy, la légèreté de ton, l’économie de moyens et la densité d’une sonorité contenue sur un Guarnerius de 1723 à l’intonation puissante ne séduisent pas moins.

Avec la Première Rhapsodie de Bartók, le violoniste entre de plain-pied dans un univers où le ton improvisé, la liberté agogique et le lyrisme à fleur de cordes le disputent à la qualité instrumentale pure. Il en va de même dans des Trois Tangos de la Hongroise Aliz Asztalos (née en 1984), pièces en forme de pochade dans la filiation d’Astor Piazzolla où passe également la minéralité de diamant brut propre à György Kurtág. En bis, La fille aux cheveux de lin de Debussy (transcrite par Heifetz) confirme la superbe maîtrise d’Ernö Kallai ; celle d’un instrumentiste au talent déjà confirmé.

Michel Le Naour

Paris, Auditorium du Louvre, 20 septembre 2012

Site d’Erno Kallai : www.ernokallai.com

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Ernö Kallai - Un violoniste de la génération montante - Compte-rendu | Concertclassic

Ernő Kállai and Aliz Asztalos students LIVE

at Liszt Ferenc Academy in 2006, Budapest

Hungary

Ernő Kállai and János Balázs were performed

Aliz Asztalos Tango's at The Louvre, Paris in 2012, France.

Auditorium du Louvre | Musique à Louvre, Paris (timeout.fr)

Indeed two of my favorite musicians,

Aliz Asztalos and Ernő Kállai

Feel free to check their lifework:

Erno Kallai (violon) et Janos Balazs (piano) | à Paris (timeout.fr)

PUBLISHED SCORES | Asztalos' Official (wixsite.com)

ALIZ ASZTALOS' PUBLISHED SCORES BY UCLA MUSIC LIBRARY

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA (USA)

ALIZ ASZTALOS' PUBLISHED SCORES

BY EGY HANGVERSENYTEREMÉRT ALAPÍTVÁNY

BUDAPEST (HUNGARY)

I am/was honored to have brilliant talented young musicians around.

Great sources of inspiration:

HOME | Asztalos' Official (wixsite.com)

Kurtág: Játékok (excerpts) - BMC: BMC123 - download | Presto Classical (prestomusic.com)

Erno Kallai (violinist.com)

Erno Kallai (@ernokallai) • Instagram-fényképek és -videók

Erno Kallai, violin - The Perlman Music Program/Suncoast (perlmanmusicprogramsuncoast.org)

Erno Kallai (google.com)

More Flamma artworks on Instagram by dakini.hu

@dakini.hu • Instagram-fényképek és -videók

More paintings in my book:

https://www.blurb.com/books/1328034-elements

Feel FREE to

to Visit my website to get to know my life-work progressing until today:

KRISZTINA ASZTALOS OFFICIAL WEBSITE (dakini.hu )

Power of Natural Elements by dakini.hu and Mother Earth - Keep The Balance of The Middle Way 🐉🐉🌻 🌞⚡️⚡️ (krisztinaasztalos.blogspot.com)

KRISZTINA ASZTALOS
fine artist

EDUCATION:

1997 - 2001 Eszterházy Károly University, Eger, Hungary, graduated with honour as teacher of graphic art and visual communication, student of: Péter Földi painter of Kossuth Prize, László Kovács, István Nagy B. painters of Munkácsy Prize

1996 -1997 Private student of Boris Slavenski and Benoist Demoraine contemporary abstract painters, Paris, France

1996 Private student of Ágoston Pusztai, sculptor

Krisztina Asztalos has been painting since 1989, graduated with honor as graphic art and visual communication teacher in 2001, Hungary. As a fine artist, painter her paintings have been exhibited in solo and international group shows in Europe, Asia, Africa, United States. The main concept of her art: 5 elements - Earth, Fire, Water, Air, Space. Her artworks are inspired by eastern calligraphy, nature, and human nature. Used techniques: paper and ink, gouache, watercolor, ink, acrylic, mixed media on canvas, on wood. Her macro sized 2- 3 m long ink paintings "Aqua" series are bringing a certain feeling of special and great dimensions.

"Urban" series are depicting the multicolor vibration of metropolises with humor and a bit of sarcasm, personal responses for happenings of urban society. Each piece of element paintings is like a part of a mosaic, depicting macro (earth- fire-air-water-space) and microelements (human and urban life ). My aim to depict the fabulous diversity and profusion of our universe.
Krisztina's artworks were chosen to be published internationally in 10 different books. Krisztina's artworks are verified by Verisart.

ARTIST STATEMENT

"My paintings depicting nature: that surrounds us, the micro- and macrososmos and human nature that is like immense space. Human is like space, forever changing energy fields: atoms as our blood circulation, as galaxies originate and stars decline, floating into ash inside. We are, as ash of stars, transmitting light.... " Krisztina Asztalos, 2004

KRISZTINA ASZTALOS OFFICIAL WEBSITE (dakini.hu)

5 ELEMENTS

According to Buddhist philosophy, 5 elements ( energy) build up and create human beings, all living structures, and the whole universe.

5 elements:

Earth, Water, Fire, Air and Space aka ether /emptiness/ unconditional love/ light/ compassion.

Earth= bone&meat

Water= blood&liquids

Fire=temperature&body heat

Air=breath&wind

Space=spirit&mind

5 element created the human body

5 element created the universe