Hungary Mozart (selection) and Orff’s Carmina Burana: Soloists, Hungarian State Opera ensembles / Tibor Bogányi (conductor). Budapest Opera House, 6.4.2025. (AK)
Carmina Burana in Budapest proves a full-on theatrical experience
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Artistic integrity, as well as musicality, was a major feature of this Budapest Strings concert
Hungary Webern, Mendelsohn, Arensky: Gábor Farkas (piano), Budapest Strings / János Pilz (leader). Solti Hall of the Music Academy, Budapest, 4.4.2025. (AK)
Snétberger Trio featuring Matthieu Michel fuses jazz, folk, and gypsy at Budapest’s Müpa Concert Hall
Hungary Snétberger Trio: Ferenc Snétberger (guitar), Anders Jormin (double bass), Joey Baron (drums) with special guest Matthieu Michel (flugelhorn) and featuring Máté Balogh (saxophone). Béla Bartók National Concert Hall, Müpa, Budapest, 17.12.2024. (LJ)
Robin Ticciati, Francesco Piemontesi, and the Budapest Festival Orchestra chart Northern European territories
Hungary Sibelius, Beethoven, Lindberg: Francesco Piemontesi (piano), Budapest Festival Orchestra / Robin Ticciati (conductor). Béla Bartók National Concert Hall, Müpa, Budapest, 10.12.2024. (LJ)
Ariadne auf Naxos is presented in an unusual and highly innovative form by Iván Fischer in Budapest
Hungary R. Strauss: Le Bourgeois gentilhomme (orchestral suite) Op.60-IIIa, Ariadne auf Naxos: Soloists, Budapest Festival Orchestra / Iván Fischer (conductor), Müpa Budapest, 8.9.2024. (AK)
Iván Fischer’s Budapest Concert for Peace sees and hears music and peace triumph
Hungary Concert for Peace – Read Thomas, Bach, Raichel, Mahler: Mirella Hagen (soprano), Diana Tishchenko (violin), Alexander Sitkovetsky (violin), Idan Raichel (voice), Taiseer Elias (oud), Budapest Festival Orchestra / Iván Fischer (conductor). Heroes’ Square, Budapest, 31.8.2024. (AK)
Iván Fischer’s high-quality free public concert in Budapest’s Heroes Square
Hungary Budapest 150 celebration concert: Budapest Festival Orchestra / Iván Fischer (conductor). Heroes Square, Budapest, 2.9.2023. (AK)
