Felix Mendelssohn is described by his contemporaries as charming, lovable, and infinitely benevolent, whose letters radiate a serene and fundamentally balanced state of mind. Between the individual movements of the piano trios in D minor and C minor, Géza D. Hegedűs will read Mendelssohn’s very witty reports about concerts, travels and even his children, written to his family members, in a joint evening with the Auer Trio, a d-moll. The production, which has been running since the spring of 2018, will now be staged for the fifth time, this time in the House of Hungarian Music, on October 13.
Cover Image: The first performance at BMC in May, 2018
