Royal Music Hall
The series of chamber concerts put on by the Hungarian State Opera and members of the Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra continues
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Last event date: Saturday, May 13 2017 4:00PM
Within the intimate setting that chamber music provides, these concerts feature musicians whose work we generally only hear from the orchestra pit or the concert stage. Few people are aware that a significant number of Hungary’s oldest and largest symphony orchestra are internationally known and acclaimed musicians in their own right, including many winners of music competitions both at home and abroad. We hope that, besides the musical experience itself, we will be able to convey the joy of recognising these artistic achievements to our guests.
Presenter: Gábor Eckhardt
Programme producer: Csaba Bartos
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