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Conductor M\u00e1t\u00e9 H\u00e1mori is a dominant figure in Hungarian music scene, whose innovative and versatile pursuit aims at promoting classical music as extensively as possible. His original youth lectures and ambitiously compiled thematic concert series equally serve to attract new audiences for the genre of classical music.<\/strong><\/h2>\n

He is a regular guest of most of the national orchestras and has conducted at major festivals in many European countries. 2013. Since 2013, he has been a permanent conductor of the Hungarian State Opera House, where he has conducted numerous opera and ballet premieres and performances. His youth programs are nationally renowned: tens of thousands of children in more than 100 different municipalities have attended his dozens of self-developed performances. His performances interactively combine the elements of poetry, stand-up comedy and theater with high-level music-making, with experience-based education in the focus. His social integration initiatives are of particular importance, including the Beethoven project aiming at giving deaf and hearing-impaired people access to live music, and the Common Voice Program realized in co-operation with young people from deprived backgrounds, typically Romani. (highlighted speech bubble)<\/p>\n

He took over the artistic direction of the Danubia Zenekar<\/a> in 2013<\/strong>, and since then the orchestra has undergone a complete professional and structural renewal. He has launched a number of new series with the ensemble, which are usually sold-out and attract younger and younger audiences. The A Way to Music site, developed during the first Covid outbreak as a kind of musical Netflix to help discover classical music that suits the individual, and the SingRoute music education platform, which provides experience-based music education in schools, are innovations at global level. (highlighted speech bubble) As a result of his work, Danubia has become one of Hungary’s most characteristic and decisive workshops. In his concerts, he interprets the often forgotten masterpieces of the repertoire with suggestive precision, and in addition to several world premieres, he has also given the Hungarian premieres of works by Shostakovich and Britten.<\/p>\n

He has been awarded the Hungarian Golden Order of Merit<\/strong>, the \u00d3buda Prize for Culture <\/strong>and the Liszt Ferenc Prize <\/strong>for his artistic work, and in 2019 he was named one of the 50 most influential figures in culture.<\/p>\n\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

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