Croats and Hungarians have lived next door to each other for centuries. However, if we were to ask them about each other's composers, the respondents could come up with only few names. Anyone who visits this concert, however, will certainly remember some.

As much as we take it for granted that new hits are constantly being produced in popular music, we also feel it is evident that in classical music, the laurels can virtually only be given to long-dead composers. However, classical music works are still being written today, and there are certainly some that the public will also be happy to listen to in a hundred years. The concert of the Pannon Philharmonic on 7 November will feature recent works by Hungarian and Croatian composers. Be one of the first to hear these new works!