The Lendvay Ensemble
The Lendvay Ensemble welcomes you to its wide, wonderful world of music
The Lendvay Ensemble is an exciting ensemble at home in a wide variety of musical genres. Taking its name from its founder, the well-known Hungarian violinist József Lendvay. The international musicians who have joined the ensemble include violinist Letizia Sciarone, violist Julia Dinerstein, and cellist Katja Dirven-Didychenko. The chemistry, warmth and excitement of their playing has garnered acclaim from audiences throughout the Netherlands and abroad.
Flexibility and passion are the keys to their success. The Lendvay Ensemble performs in various combinations ranging from duos to full string quintet, with repertoire embracing an expansive range of music with Hungarian spice. The Lendvay Ensemble is pleased to offer programs based on wide-ranging thematic choices.
For season 2024-2025 the Lendvay Ensemble has the following set of programs to offer:
For more information and for special request programs contact us:
+ 31 6 – 5131 7921
Upcoming Concerts
24th of October 2024 at Rietveldtheater, HAL015, Delft. Time: 20.30.
Piano Quintet Program: Brahms Piano Quintet and Schumann Piano Quintet, with pianist Ellyne Wieringa
Tickets via Rietveldtheater: 10 euro
26th of October 2024 at Azijnfabriek, Den Bosch. Time: 12.30.
Piano Quintet Program: Brahms Piano Quintet and Schumann Piano Quintet with pianist Ellyne Wieringa.
3 november 2024 at Buitenplaats Rozenlust, Parklaan 11, Rotterdam. Allerzielenconcert, Time: 14.00
Piano Quintet Program: Schumann Piano Quintet, Brahms, Schubert songs arranged for quartet and poetry with pianist Roderigo Robles de Medina.
Tickets: Scan QR code in the poster (right) or go to https://www.onlineticketsverkopen.nl/winkel/2902
15 december 2024 at Buitenplaats Rozenlust, Parklaan 11, Rotterdam. Kerstconcert. Time: 15.00
Program: tba
See buttons under program to see other concerts performed Solo/Duo/Trio/Quartet/Quintet
Katja Dirven Didychenko, Julia Dinerstein, Letizia Sciarone, Jozsef Lendvay. The Lendvay Ensemble.
“Music is a universal language that transcends boundaries and connects people.”
Joseph Haydn
(1732-1809)