Zsombor Tóth-Vajna is an outstandingly talented member of the young Hungarian generation of artists dedicated to the historically informed performance of early music, both as a conductor and a specialist in early keyboard instruments, playing the organ, harpsichord, fortepiano and clavichord. He completed his studies at Budapest's Liszt Academy and the Conservatorium van Amsterdam.

A Dalszerelőműhely negyedik évadjának negyedik előadásán Pogány Induló 2024-es albumáról a „Mámor” című számot fogjuk megvizsgálni közelebbről.

The world-renowned composer/conductor who passed away recently at the age of 80 after being awarded the Kossuth Grand Prize this year, once said that "jazz is a fundamental element for me”. At this concert in memory of his life and work, in addition to an early piece of electronic music and a late choral work, we will hear compositions of his that are closely linked to the sounds of jazz and improv performed by prominent artists from the Hungarian jazz scene.

élő komolyzenei koncert az Uránia színpadán, 90 perc, 2024

A Duna Szimfonikus Zenekar Őszi Uránia Bérlettel folytatja a 2024-es évadot.

Zenekarunk 2024 őszére is három koncertből álló bérlettel várja közönségét az Uránia Nemzeti Filmszínházba. A tavaszi teltházas, sikeres koncertek után újra várjuk Önöket izgalmas, klasszikus koncertprogramjainkkal.

„Nemzet, bármilyen kicsiny is, nem veszhet el, ha művészete van és ezért ki tud állni.” (A. Dvořák)

Bartók hat vonósnégyese hat kvartett előadásában, más szerzők társaságában

At its World-Wide concert series held each year since 2013, Müpa Budapest has showcased the history of the cimbalom and the tárogató and the diverse range of genres they can be used in.

A rarely performed suite, a classical concerto, a tribute to Bach, and the cornerstone of a symphonic oeuvre: evoking a Nordic air while occasionally stirring flames of passion, is what the concerto offers. The orchestra performs under the baton of BFO’s regular guest conductor, music director of the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin and the Glyndebourne Festival Opera, Robin Ticciati.

MŰSOR
Mendelssohn: Dalok szöveg nélkül (válogatás)
Chopin: Desz-dúr noktürn, op. 27, f-moll ballada, op. 52,
Wagner-Lugansky: 4 tétel az Istenek alkonya című operából
Wagner-Liszt: Izolda szerelmi halála

LAKVAR was founded by two versatile musicians, the Hungarian-Bulgarian singer-songwriter and percussionist Hajnalka Péter, and the Georgian songwriter, guitarist and panduri player Zura Dzagnidze. Their album Fiction and Folklore, which was released last year, features a reappraisal of Balkan, Caucasus and Central European traditions blended with elements of jazz, pop and rock music.

In each of their creative musical statements, the female performers who formed the group in Bamako ten years ago have spoken out for women's rights and the eradication of violence. Their rich, melodic music combines stylistic elements of pan-African traditions and contemporary pop songs.

Non-season ticket performance

Haydn
Mozart
Rusinek
Honeck

The Hungarian word 'citera' and its English counterpart 'zither' both originate from the Greek word 'kithara', which was adopted by other European languages via Latin.

De profundis
Piano Recital of Balázs Fülei

It is no secret that Swedish double bass player Anders Jormin and American drummer Joey Baron are two of 2024/25 Artist of the Season Ferenc Snétberger's favourite musical partners.

Age: 0-3 year

Műsor:
J.S. Bach: 5. Brandenburgi verseny
H. Schütz: Weihnachtshistorie

Georg Friedrich Händel – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
DER MESSIAS (MESSIAH) – CONCERT
Oratorio in three parts, in Hungarian, with Hungarian and English subtitles

Sena Dagadu has been a key figure on the Hungarian pop scene for the best part of 20 years. Though the Hungarian-Ghanian singer has achieved her greatest success as a front person for Irie Maffia, she has also enjoyed a significant solo career.

At their Müpa Budapest concert, they will play both ballads and more up-tempo songs, a total of twenty-four of their greatest hit, like they have never been heard before: in an acoustic, chamber music arrangement accompanied by two vocalists and a piano, violin, cello and flute.

100 musicians play at the same time on the grand concert, performing popular melodious tunes while the audience is tasting selected outstanding wines of Hungarian wineries.

Ludwig van Beethoven – Gustav Mahler
NEW YEAR'S AT THE OPERA HOUSE