How avant-garde a composer is Beethoven? Do Gyula Csapó and Ádám Kondor write classical music? Can we lose our way in the labyrinth of a work regarded as classical, and can we find the way out with the help of a contemporary composition?
Gábor Csalog and István Varga seek the answer to questions like these, or at least pose similar questions in their three-part concert. The programme of both solo and chamber pieces not only contrasts the musical past with the music of today, but also shows the limits of expression of two instruments, the piano and the cello and the possibilities for their co-operation. All the works performed convey the same message; in the words of Gyula Csapó "a composition does not have to please but creates the possibility for the listener to open up to the unknown."

Gábor Csalog: piano
István Varga: cello