Concert, music

Featuring: Tamara Mózes - vocals, keyboards, fx Zsolt Kaltenecker Zsolt - keyboards, Seaboard, fx

Music historian Gergely Fazekas will discuss the change in musical aesthetics and show other examples of Schubert’s concept of beauty. The language of the conversation is Hungarian.

Makám is one of the most renowned Hungarian acts on the ethno, folk, and world music scene.

With over 160 shows across Europe and China, and 4 critically acclaimed albums, pioneering Mediterranean jazz band Ava Trio is celebrating their 10th anniversary in 2025.

Two moods, two journeys wrapped in a single programme.

Viktor Tóth is one of the most versatile figures in Hungarian jazz who can reveal his strong musical personality with the same effect as a virtuoso postbop musician and as a special interpreter of spiritual music. His playing is dynamic, yet with a sensitive expression, while he seeks to capture the energies of the moment.

When Mona Matbou Riahi, Miriam Adefris and Lukas Kranzelbinder join forces, it marks the beginning of something special. With ARK, clarinet, harp and bass converge in a trio that opens new sonic paths.

This concert is an even more significant event than an album premiere.: the celebration of Borbála Dobozy’s 45-year career. Alongside two beloved concertos by Johann Sebastian Bach, she will perform a rarely heard work by Georg Anton Benda and Joseph Haydn’s Concerto in D major, usually played on a piano.