The Wroclaw Philharmonic Orchestra is one of the leading ensembles in Poland, which is traditionally a driving force in the Polish music scene. Its repertoire encompasses – besides classical works– also contemporary pieces. The orchestra regularly tours the most prestigious concert halls of Europe. They have cultivated a long-established friendship and collaboration with the Pannon Philharmonic, so it is now PFZ's turn to travel to Wroclaw, where they will delight not only the fans of musical hits but also the lovers of unique treats.

Love, passion, poetry and drama would be the keywords of the pieces featured at this concert. Brahms’ Piano Concerto No. 2 presents a mature man and a mature composer to us; the piano soloist of the piece's premiere was the master himself. Besides the piano solo part, it also offers splendid solo opportunities to the orchestra's musicians, developing into a true dialogue between the individual musical instruments. In his Nocturne in G-flat major, the late-Romantic Martucci combines Italian melodiousness with Wagnerian density and infinity. His Romantic idyll will be followed by Béla Bartók’s extraordinarily progressive music, which – despite its profanity – aims to provide a tangible manifestation of the power of love and human emotions.