Dear Music Lovers!
Juliane Banse, Jonathan Biss, Nikolai Lugansky, Lucas Debargue, Mikhail Pletnev and Peter Eötvös, just a few name of the next season. We are very much preparing for the season 2022/23: 7 season ticket combination, 5 festivals, and a great variety of concerts in the most prestigious concert halls of Hungary. We look forward to welcoming you and share with us the joy of live music performances.
To download our season ticket programme booklet, click HERE. In comparison with standard ticket prices, our season tickets offer savings ofup to30%.
Season tickets are on sale to the general public from 10 am Tuesday 22 June2022. Sales of the Á la carte season ticket and individual tickets for concerts throughout the season start at 10 am Tuesday 29 July2022.
Tickets and season tickets can be arranged on the Concerto Budapest website (no service fee). Season tickets with fixed programmes can be bought at the SEASON TICKET menu and the Á la carte season ticket (in which you select programmes) is available at the TICKETS menu.
For assistance with season tickets and tickets, please do not hesitate to contact us on weekdays at +36 1 215 5770 or by writing to jegy@concertobudapest.hu.
We very much look forward to seeing you all again this season!
A range of grand masterpieces, a true music historical overview from Bach to Ligeti and the presence of the season's prevailing themes will dominate the series, ranging from the opening concerto to Hungarian Gems, the already established Christmas concert and the Romantic French opera gala conducted by György Vashegyi. In the spirit of the above, the programme, also offering a premiere, features the performances of nearly all of the season's international and Hungarian guest artists: Dezső Ránki, Nikolai Lugansky, Kristóf Baráti, Barnabás Kelemen, Lucas Debargue, Jonathan Biss, Dénes Várjon and Izabella Simon as well as the two soloists of Bluebeard’s Castle, Gábor Bretz and Szilvia Vörös.
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This subscription series has traditionally been generous: with concerts, masterpieces and outstanding musicians. This season, it will also be the case, since in the Grand Hall of the Liszt Academy, at the 7+1 concerts of the series, we can welcome such musicians as Mikhail Pletnev and Oksana Lyniv or three world-famous pianists, Lucas Debargue, Nikolai Lugansky and Jonathan Biss. From the ranks of the most prominent Hungarian musicians, we can enjoy the performances of Kristóf Baráti and Mihály Berecz. The concerts range from Bach and Mozart to Bartók and Ligeti. Our subscription holders can also relish a now traditional late-night premiere as the series' special gift.
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Season ticket series consisting of optionally selected concerts from the 2022/23 Season of Concerto Budapest. The subscription discount is valid for three, four or more concerts and for any number of tickets.
We provide various discount rates upon the simultaneous purchase of tickets
for three performances:- 15%,
for four performances: -20%,
for five or more performances: -25%.
The optional concerts can be selected by clicking on BUY TICKET in the website menu. Your discount will be automatically applied when the ticket is placed in the shopping cart.
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The most cherished cornerstones of the concert repertoire, audience favourites and their chosen masterpieces waiting to be discovered will be presented in Müpa for the four nights of this rich and thrilling series. The first night will delight the audience with Brahms' two masterpieces under György Vashegyi's baton. The series will then continue with Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 and Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto in B-flat major, the latter interpreted by Mikhail Pletnev. At the third concert, András Keller will give the floor to Peter Eötvös on the podium, who will conduct his own Respond as well as works by Wagner and Ives. Finally, Pletnev will stand at the head of the orchestra conducting a unique Sibelius-Rachmaninov-Skriabin compilation in collaboration with the teenage violinist, known best for the talent show Virtuosos, Amira Abouzahra.
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Popular and lesser-known 19th, 20th and 21st-century Hungarian compositions will feature again this season within the framework of Concerto Budapest's already established Vigadó series. The concerts will present works ranging from the contemporary composer Judit Varga's kinetic Beethoven-hommage to the Dante Symphony closing the fourth night, under the batons of Tibor Bogányi, Gábor Takács-Nagy, Domonkos Héja and János Kovács. Beyond the giants of music history, works by Dohnányi, Lajtha and Kodály's student, János Viski, will also feature on the programme. None other than the celebrated cellist, Miklós Perényi, will interpret Viski's Cello Concerto. Besides him, such artists will reveal to us the gems of our musical heritage as the trumpeter, Gábor Boldoczki, the precussionists Zoltán Rácz and Boglárka Fábry (at the closing concert of the series) and three excellent pianists, János Balázs, Fülöp Ránki Fülöp and Mihály Berecz.
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Concerto Budapest's beloved Manó Series is dedicated to kindergarten and young primary school children: the playful and interactive performances allow the youngsters to become familiar with the foundations of music. In the coming season, the series will undertake a four-concert excursion to the millennia-old history of music with the help of the host Gábor Iván.
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Our Soundtrap Series is devoted to primary school children of 8 to 12 years who are happy to undertake a discovery trip in the world of music. Still, of course, their parents, guardians or younger siblings will also have lots of fun at the series' concerts. The pianist, Izabella Simon, also acting as editor and host, builds each of the three shows around a separate storyline.
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