Miroslav Tóth's Black Angels Songs is a sonic monument in commemoration of the anonymous victims of the Holocaust. It was inspired by George Crumb's Black Angels Quartet, a piece composed in 1971, during the Vietnam war. Miroslav Tóth dedicates this work to Barbora & Vojtech Gál, parents of Fedor Gál, one of the leading figures in the Public Against Violence movement. The story of Vojtech's murder in a death march is not only a reminder, but also a way of coming to terms with the past.

Before the concert, from 5 PM in the BMC Library, Barnabás Zemlényi-Kovács, art historian and theoretician, will host a conversation with the composer. The language is Hungarian, with simultaneous translation to Slovak.