Glittering like gold – five personalities, five special-themed concerts
Gold Standard – a series of the Pannon Philharmonics in the Béla Bartók Concert Hall, Budapest More »
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The Pannon Philharmonic Succeeded
Maestro Gilbert Varga signs contract as Chief Conductor of the Pécs ensemble and comes to Hungary. More »
A Series of Concerts at Müpa
The lively series, adding a dash of colour to the musical palette of the Hungarian capital, has been running with a full house for 15 years at one of the most prestigious concert venues in Budapest, at Müpa, ever since the concert hall had opened it gates. More »
Prominent Membership – IAMA
Pannon Philharmonic has officially become an associate member of the International Artist Manager's Association (IAMA), that is, the association of international art managers. More »
World-famous soloists and conductors
Over the past year, the more than 100,000 visitors took pleasure in the performances of the orchestra featuring such internationally renowned Hungarian and foreign artists as Benjamin Schmid, Andrej Gavrilov, József Balog, Christian Schumann, Olari Elts, Akiko Suwanai, Howard Williams and Gilbert Varga , Marie-Elisabeth Hecker, Kobayashi Kenichiro, Alexey Markov, Riccardo Frizza, Jessica Pratt, Francesco Demuro, Alesya Popova, Gábor Bretz, Klára Kolonits, Olli Mustonen, Róbert Alföldi, Plácido Domingo, Gergely Bogányi, Cristian Mandeal and Bence Bogányi. More »
Exceptional acoustics of Kodály Centre
Pannon Philharmonic is the resident orchestra of 1000 Kodály Centre characterized with exceptional features and perfect acoustics. Besides being a stunning concert hall, the world-class venue boasts state of the art studios and professional technical background whereby a number of recordings have been made here with renowned soloists in recent years. More »
Prestigious festivals
Pannon Philharmonic has been regularly invited to more and more prestigious festivals. With the arrival of the summer, the orchestra performs regularly at several international festivals in Hungary. At the 1st International Domingo Festival of Pécs they gave an outdoor gala concert and participated in an opera performance as Plácido Domingo's partner. They entered the Armel Opera Festival for the first time with their own production and won the Audience’s Choice Award by Arte Television. The Orchestra also featured the Bartók Plusz Opera Festival as a guest performer. The audience of the Hungarian capital can meet Pannon Philharmonic at the Budapest Festival Orchestra Marathon every year. More »
