The Pannon Philharmonic and the Szeged Ballet’s joint performance is opening the Budapest Spring Festival 2014 programme series on March 21, at 7 p. m. at the Béla Bartók National Concert Hall of the Palace of Arts.
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Finally, András Vass”s orchestral transcription of Schubert’s string quartet, The Death and the Maiden, is on sale now.
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The concert hall of the Kodály Centre has made it: since February 22nd, 2014, it is on t he list of the Scala in Milan, the New York Metropolitan, London's Royal Opera, the Bastille in Paris and the New National Opera in Tokyo.
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The JAZZ & HARP concert of the Pannon Philharmonic shows the harp in a surprising role, on March 6 at the Kodály Centre and on March 7 at the Palace of Arts in Budapest.
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Renowned musicians of Pécs and Pannon Philharmonic’s members give a charity concert at the Ferenc Liszt Concert Hall of the University of Pécs on 4 February 2014 at 7pm.
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The New Year's Gala Concert is traditionally played by the Pannon Philharmonic. 2014 was celebrated by the orchestra with Latin rhythms and the usual festive tunes, featuring Barnabás Kelemen (violin), Zoltán Orosz (accordion) and Andrea Meláth. The conductor of the evening was Maestro Tibor Bogányi.
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The tour of the Pannon Philharmonic started from the Berlin Konzerthaus, on December 22; and after visiting almost all iconic music venues of the German-speaking area of Europe, including Leipzig, Hamburg, Geneva and Zurich, it has been finished on the stage of the Berlin Philharmonie.
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On 21 December 2013, the Pannon Philharmonic has got off to its European concert tour. About the news regarding the tour, you can read here.
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At the end of December 2013 and in early January 2014, the Pannon Philharmonic introduces itself to Europe via a three-week concert tour. The symphony orchestra of the city of Pécs in Southern Hungary is going to step on stages of some of the excellent concert halls of Germany and Switzerland.
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The Kodály Centre ticket office is open during the Christmas and New Year's Eve festivities, with changed hours.
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The date of the Pannon Philharmonic and István Várdai's joint concert Tchaikovsky: Variation for Cello has a new date.
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Csaba Bencze, the Pannon Philharmonic's principal trombone artist has won a Junior Prima Prize.
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At the concert of our orchestra, some of the audience members applauded on their feet; and several times, as the general sign of the success, they shouted “bravo".
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The orchestra was opening the season in Budapest with a very successful concert. "The ensemble of Pécs is a top-orchestra of Hungary" - says the critical review of the fidelio.hu.
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This year, the Pannon Philharmonic’s concert series in Budapest – alluding to the diversity of music genres – got a title of Five Colour. At each concert, the audience also can get to know a contemporary art work.
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