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12:00-16:00 Traditional culture children's programs organized by the House of Transylvanian Traditions
Dance house for children and marosszéki singing instruction with Molnár Rozália, craft workshop with Kelemen Vera and Molnár Rozália, live storytelling with Szentgyörgyi Zselyka, and
headdress-making workshop led by Jánosi Ágnes

16:00-17:45 Student Concert
Concert of young talents from the Fejes Academy from the Marosvásárhely School of Arts and from the schools of arts in Nagyszeben and Sepsiszentgyörgy, and from the university in Kolozsvár.
Moderator: Fejes Krisztina, pianist and president of the Fejes Arts Academy Association

18:30-19:30 Chamber Concert - Giants in Intimate Atmosphere
Moderator: Szebeni Zsuzsa, director of the Liszt Institute Hungarian Cultural Centre in Sepsiszentgyörgy
Performers: Fejes Krisztina (HU) - piano, Szabó Gábor (ES) - violin, Wenting Kang (CH/ES) - viola, Onczay Zoltán (HU) - cello
Programme:
Schumann: Three Romances op 94
Brahms: Scherzo from FAE Sonata
Szokolay Sándor: Cello Sonata
Ravel: Tzigane
Dohnányi Ernő: Serenade - String Trio
Liszt Ferenc: Hungarian Rhapsody No. VIII

20:00-21:00 Celectro "Musical Worlds Intertwined"
Performers: Onczay Zoltán – cellist, Lantos Zoltán - jazz violinist, Andrew J - master of live electronics.
Bach and classical masterworks, Indian music, contemporary and jazz improvisation, deep electronics. Styles intertwined through Bach's music across Indian Raga to contemporary and jazz improvisation, culminating on electronic foundations. Onczay Zoltán full of classical gems, Lantos Zoli with Indian and jazz, Andrew with electronics, they can cover virtually the entire musical style palette in perfect harmony within an hour.

Tickets available on-site depending on availability.
Ticket price: 15RON, child-student (up to 18 years old) ticket price 5RON
Pre-registration for tickets: gernyefest@gmail.com
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