Barátom

The News Letter of Adam Fischer & Haydn Orchestra Fan Club
'Barátom' means 'My Friend' in Hungarian


November 1, 1999 - No. 25

bulletInternational Haydntage '99 A great Success
bulletOpera "Armida"
bulletTwo Concerts with Guest Conductors
bulletThe traditional "Abschlussmatinee" was full of fun.
bulletBurgenland State Awards Highest Cross to Adam Fischer
bulletMostly Mozart Festival '99
bulletQuestions from a Fan - Tasks of a conductor
bulletWho's who in Haydn Orchestra - Martin Bramböck
bulletGerman Hungarian Mini Lesson
bulletEditorial Note

International Haydntage '99 A great Success

This September the 11th International Haydntage took place in Haydn's town Eisenstadt. Because of the high artistic quality and authentic atmosphere, tickets for all 18 performances were sold out. On the other hand, the whole Festival was broadcast live on n the internet and 200,000 people around the globe experienced the performances. This pioneering action by the Haydn festival was the first among all Austrian Festivals.

As usual, Adam Fischer and Haydn Orchestra were very active as resident orchestra. And for the first time, the orchestra had invited 2 guest conductors.

bulletOpera "Armida"
bulletTwo Concerts with Guest Conductors
bulletThe traditional "Abschlussmatinee" was full of fun.


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Burgenland State Awards Highest Cross to Adam Fischer

The opening day of the festival, September 9, was the 50th birthday of Adam Fischer. For this occasion, Austrian provincial government of the Burgenland awarded Adam Fischer the Highest Cross of Burgenland. The ceremony took place at the Haydnsaal, just after the premier performance of Opera "Armida". The capacitye audience congratulated Adam Fischer with a storm of applause. Also, guest conductor of Haydn Orchestra, Trevor Pinnock was given the Haydn Award of Burgenland this year.

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German, Hungarian Mini Lesson

This time complains useful at the restaurant.

I don't have a knife.

bulletIch habe kein Messer. (German)
bulletNincs késem. (Hungarian)

The food is cold.

bulletDas Essen ist kalt (German)
bulletHideg az étel (Hungarian)

This is not fresh.

bulletDas ist nichet frisch. (German)
bulletEz nem friss. (Hungarian)

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Editorial Note

This issue is the special report on the Haydntage '99. It was a new experience not only for the Haydn orchestra but also for fans to invite guest conductors to Haydntage. In the future, Haydn Orchestra will have subscription concerts in Eisenstadt. There might be more chances to enjoy guest conductors.

The next, the first issue of year of 2000, we are planning to report Adam Fischer's detailed plans for the National Theatre of Mannheim.

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