Summer Night Concerts at the Hilton Dominican Court
Classical and Operetta evergreens performed by the Chamber Ensemble of the "100 Member" Gipsy Orchestra.
Soloists: Barbara Bódy and Károly Peller operetta singers.
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Last event date: Thursday, July 18 2013 8:30PM
Gate opening at 8 p.m.
Concert at 8:30 p.m.
Ticket price: 6500 HUF/ticket
Our guests are greeted with a glass of champaign on arrival. The seats can be taken in order of arrival. In bad weather or rain the concert shall take place in the Ballroom of the hotel.
Traditionally this year, the famous Chamber Ensemble of the "100 Member" Gipsy Orchestra is giving a concert at the Hilton Budapest Dominican Court - this year accompanied by Barbara Bódy and Károly Peller operetta singers. The unique formation brings together the leading Primases and best musicians of the main orchestra, generating an outstanding quality and atmosphere. The well-known classical tunes are always a truly unique experience in the interpretation of
the Orchestra. Among the performers „Buffó” Sándor Rigó, József Lendvai „Csócsi”, László Berki Jr, Mátyás Jónás, András Suki and the dulcimer king Oszkár Ökrös will be found. This year the Orchestra gives the opportunity for two young operetta talents to perform the most popular parts of Kalman and Huszka operettas within the two part show.
Our kind guests are greeted with music and a glass of Champaign on arrival. During the intermission the hotel bar offers refreshments while looking at the magnificent view of Budapest from above.
The Chamber Orchestra’s concert at the Dominican Court is every year an awaited event on a very special location.
Program
I. Part
Khachaturian: Sword Dance
Brahms: Hungarian Dances Nr.5
Erkel: Court Dance
Monti: Czardas
Z. Horváth:Gipsy Fire
Hubay: Wavering Balaton (Road house scene)
Kálmán: The Tsardas Queen – „Jaj Cica” (Károly Peller)
Kálmán.: The Tsardas Queen – „Te rongyos élet …”(Barbara Bódy, Károly Peller)
Cimbalom solo: Traditional melodies
Bizet: Carmen
II.Part
J.Strauss: The Bat (overture)
J. Strauss: Long live the Magyar!
Brahms: Hungarian Dances Nr. 1.
Tschaikovsky: Flower waltz
Huszka: Elisabeth – „Délibábos Hortobágyon” (Barbara Bódy, Károly Peller)
Kálmán: Countess Marica –„Szép város Kolozsvár” (Barbara Bódy,Károly Peller)
Liszt: Hungarian Rhapsody Nr.2.
Dinicu: The Lark
Kálmán: The Czardas Queen– „Húzzad csak kivilágos virradatig”
(Barbara Bódy, Károly Peller)
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