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Pest Broadway on the Chain Bridge I.
06.27–06.28
Budapest Fair
06.28
Pest Broadway on the Chain Bridge II.
07.04–07.05
Pop music
07.11
World music
07.12
Folk
07.18
Jazz
07.19
Budapest Fair
28 June
28 June, Sunday
Terasz
10.30 am Budapest Fair, City Park
Fairy tale musicals – musical tales, humorous introduction to brass instruments, playful demonstration of folk music instruments and dance house, “Digital childhood” – multimedia activities for children.
10.30 am Concert with the Apacuka Group
12.30 pm Fairy tale musicals – musical tales
With: Kata Janza, Mara Kékkovács, Lilla Polyák, Bernadett Vágó
2.00 pm Music of all kinds – light-hearted introduction to the Brass in the Five brass quintet
3.30 pm Concert by the Szeleburdi Clown Orchestra
5.00 pm Folk music concert and dance house with the Gázsa group
10.30 am Concert with the Apacuka Group
12.30 pm Fairy tale musicals – musical tales
With: Kata Janza, Mara Kékkovács, Lilla Polyák, Bernadett Vágó
2.00 pm Music of all kinds – light-hearted introduction to the Brass in the Five brass quintet
3.30 pm Concert by the Szeleburdi Clown Orchestra
5.00 pm Folk music concert and dance house with the Gázsa group
We await all families at TERASZ 09, the Ice Rink of Budapest in the City Park, the heart of Budapest, from 10 am to 6 pm with surprises, open-air programmes, concerts, children’s playhouse, craft activities, street performers, musicians and dancers.
Heroes' Square
18.30 pm BUDAPEST FAIR – Czech Romantics
Concert of the Budapest Festival Orchestra
Smetana: The Bartered Bride – overture
Dvořák: “American” Suite for Orchestra in A major, op. 98/b
Dvořák: Moravian duets (Moznost, Hore, Venecek)
Smetana: Moldva – symphonic poem
Smetana: The Bartered Bride – overture
Dvořák: “American” Suite for Orchestra in A major, op. 98/b
Dvořák: Moravian duets (Moznost, Hore, Venecek)
Smetana: Moldva – symphonic poem
Conductor: Iván Fischer
With: the Schola Cantorum Budapestiensis (artistic directors: János Mezei and Tamás Bubnó)
The Budapesti Fair – a celebration held on the last weekend of June, is a gift of the Municipality of Budapest to the people of Budapest. The event was first held in 1991, to remember the withdrawal of Soviet troops. Over the years it grew into a wonderful, giant classical music concert, to be given this year too by the famous Budapest Festival Orchestra in Heroes Square. After last year’s highly successful Bernstein evening, they would like to enchant listeners with works by Czech romantic composers.
21.00 pm 4x4 JAZZ–SPACE
Composers: Kristóf Bacsó, Viktor Hárs, Kornél Fekete-Kovács, Szabolcs Oláh
Soloists: Mihály Borbély – wind instruments, Kornél Fekete-Kovács – trumpet, Zoltán Lantos – violin, Béla Szakcsi Lakatos – piano
Soloists: Mihály Borbély – wind instruments, Kornél Fekete-Kovács – trumpet, Zoltán Lantos – violin, Béla Szakcsi Lakatos – piano
At this special summer evening jazz concert the Modern Art Orchestra performs the works of 4 outstanding young composers, with 4 outstanding soloists.
“Nowadays, being a jazz musician simply means: playing jazz. It is a kind of attitude to music… the openness that makes you capable of incorporating anything into your own music, and capable of imagining yourself into the musical world of others.” (Kornél Fekete-Kovács)
“Nowadays, being a jazz musician simply means: playing jazz. It is a kind of attitude to music… the openness that makes you capable of incorporating anything into your own music, and capable of imagining yourself into the musical world of others.” (Kornél Fekete-Kovács)
