On 21 and 22 January, the Day of Hungarian Culture, the Pannon Philharmonic is opening the Hungarian-Turkish Cultural Season in Istanbul and Ankara. The musicians of the orchestra will be playing works by the composers Béla Bartók and the Turkish Ahmet Adnan Saygun, as well as Zoltán Kodály on the stages of the two prestigious concert halls under the baton of their newly appointed chief conductor, Gergely Kesselyák. More »
Kesselyak comes to increase flexibility, Tibor Bogányi remains as First Permanent Guest Conductor More »
Cultural Grand Prize, co-productions, conductors' parade and more than 50 concerts More »
Cultural Grand Prix of the City of Pécs More »
The world-famous opera singer José Cura will conduct the Pannon Philharmonic! More »
At least not for classical music! – was the message of the Pannon Philharmonic when it announced its new season PRESENT in the capital city. With Season 2023/24, the Pécs-based orchestra has performed on Müpa’s stage for two decades with a concert series of five performances. Their programme means a treat for the audience and the artists: rarities, melodies to be discovered, and great popular classical pieces await the music lovers. However, it’s become conspicuous only recently that hundreds of teenagers show up at PFZ’s concerts, enjoying themselves very much, as it seems. What lies behind the success of PFZ? More »
″The timbres of PFZ's concert may come to life as colourful yet transparent glass pearls in your imagination: while you walk home, they rattle on in your pockets and line your hands as treasured stones. If you look into their depth, they reflect both the past and the future: they open up new perspectives and make sure you find what you are looking for.” More »
″The timbres of PFZ's concert may come to life as colourful yet transparent glass pearls in your imagination: while you walk home, they rattle on in your pockets and line your hands as treasured stones. If you look into their depth, they reflect both the past and the future: they open up new perspectives and make sure you find what you are looking for.” More »
You are warmly welcome again to the Müpa in Budapest in the new concert season with our Pannon Series. Subscription renewal until 31 May 2023 to the series of the 2023/2024 “PRESENT” concert season. More »
You are warmly welcome to the Müpa in Budapest in the new concert season with our Pannon Series. Purchase of NEW subscriptions until 29 September 2023 to our series of the 2023/2024 “PRESENT” concert season. More »
If you are staying in the city, unable to go home? A little relaxation and recharging your batteries would do you good, or would you enjoy a chill and a bit of company? We have musical events in store for you that will certainly hit it on the head. Whatever your mother tongue, wherever you come from, you will certainly understand the universal language of music: here, we speak the same tongue. More »
Symphony of Music and Perfume... Our orchestra, the 210-year-old Pannon Philharmonic, has commissioned the perfume specialist, Csaba Bálint, to dream up the scent of our concerts and produce two unique perfumes – one for HER, and another for HIM – in honor of our jubilee celebrations. Discover the fragrances, discover the world and yourself with our unique, niche perfumes created by Csaba Balint - Parfums Balint! More »
Even though it is important in the logistics of a family, the question is much more than just "what to do with the kids?". Not only can they come with us to the concert hall from now on (so you don't need to find a sitter to look after them or worry about what the older kids spend their time with on their own...), we can also enjoy several other advantages of the family-friendly programme of the Pannon Philharmonic. We will show you what makes it really valuable. More »
You are warmly welcome to the Kodály Centre or Müpa in Budapest in the 2022/2023 concert season. Reserve you seat as a subscription holder so that music can return to your life as a recurring Refrain during the entire cycle. It is an excellent way to relax and recharge your batteries, either alone or with your family or friends. PFZ is the only orchestra in Hungary to provide you with a Family Programme in the framework of which children between 6 and 18 years of age are entitled to free-of-charge subscriptions to any concert (within a subscription series) of the Pannon Philharmonic. If you are interested in this opportunity, please, contact Ms Blanka Tátrai at tatrai.blanka@pfz.hu. More »
7622 Pécs,
Breuer Marcell sétány 4.
jegypenztar@pfz.hu
+36-72-500-300
Opening hours:
Mon–Thu: 10.00–6.00 pm
Fri: 10.00–6.00 pm
Sa–Su: only on performance days, open from 90 minutes before the performance start time
7622 Pécs,
Breuer Marcell sétány 4.
