"It will be a bit like illuminated clouds, with dimmable lights whose intensity can change depending on the score and the atmosphere on stage. A lighting environment will be created that follows the emotions of the music."

"I think it's a great opportunity for our musicians to experiment with this connection between music, visual art, light, silence and darkness, which helps us delve deeper into Bartók's world. He himself is an extraordinary architect in his music; in form and structure. Being surrounded by these beautiful objects in a magnificent hall adds another layer."