A special, uplifting evening awaits the audience during this year's Advent season, focusing on Jesus, the light of the world and the hope that comes from Him. All seats have been sold out but sign up for the waiting list is possible at this link. Waiting list registrants will be informed if tickets become available. Participants The event will feature performances by the Martin Brass Brass Ensemble, among others, as well as a specially assembled 80-member choir, who will create an opportunity for celebration with worshipful music. The Word will be preached by Pastor Kristóf Palotás. Program Among the works to be performed at the concert will be classical a cappella choral pieces by Viktor Osváth, Sándor Berkesi and Tom Fettke. Songs of praise, including songs by Béla Pintér, Phil Wickman, Chris Tomlin, Michael Neale, and others, as well as works for wind bands. At the end of the concert, the orchestra and choir will lift up God's name with a special blend of contemporary Christian music and classical orchestral sound, creating an atmosphere worthy of the Advent season. When booking online, it is possible to buy support tickets, the proceeds of which will be used to buy Christmas food […]

A cosy atmosphere and stunning festive tunes await the audience at the AMICI Gala Concert on the 16th of December. Hungarian musical artists Attila Dolhai, Otokár Klein, Levente Molnár and Dániel Vadász have appeared on almost every major stage in Hungary and many abroad over the past 20 years, from Debrecen to Győr, from London to Tokyo. All of them have had success after success around the world, but this is the first time that the Debrecen audience can hear them together.  The performers are preparing for one of the most atmospheric concerts of the Advent season, full of musical specialities. On this occasion, the doors of the church will be opened to the audience to be filled with wonderful melodies such as "The Angel from Heaven", "Silent Night", "Ave Maria", "White Christmas", "Jingle bells" and "Feliz Navidad". The musical accompaniment will be provided by Adrián Kovács and his Chamber Orchestra, who will further enhance the evening with their unique sound. Tickets for the Christmas melodies music evening can be purchased via this link. Date: 16 December, 7.00 p.m. Location: Reformed Great Church Source:debrecen.imami.hu  

This year a really special event awaits visitors, as Debrecen Dixieland Jazz Band and SWINGLight Dance studio are combining two popular events to bring together fans of dixie and swing dance for one evening.The Jazz Band fans not only can enjoy the music, but can also try dancing to it this time. Programme 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Solo Jazz mini choreography class (open level) 7:00 p.m - 9:00 p.m. Debrecen Dixie Club & dance night What to bring? Comfortable shoes and a change of shirt are a must. Seating is first come, first served. The event is free to attend.   Date: 17 December Location: Frida Café and Breakfast - Debrecen, 8 Kossuth Street Source:FB events  

The 1st year students of the Institute of Popular Music of the University of Debrecen, participating in the undergraduate program in contemporary popular music will perform at the autumn semester exam concert on the 17th of  December at 7.00 p.m. at the Nagyerdei Water Tower. More information can be found about the concert here. The second-year students will also present what they have learned in a concert on the 18th of December at 7.00 p.m, also at the Nagyerdei Water Tower. Please find more details about the event here. Admission to both events is free.   Date:17-18 December Location:Nagyerdei Water Tower Source:dehir.hu

The Kölcsey Centre will host a major Christmas concert on Tuesday the 17th of December at 7:00 p.m. In the Great Hall, the Kodály Philharmonic Orchestra and the Kodály Choir will perform music that will bring the audience closer to the spirit of the holiday. Programme Poulenc: Four motets for Christmas Haydn: Nelson Mass Moscheles: Concerto for flute and oboe The concert features Petra Elek, Dóra Galgóczy-Boros, Zoltán Megyesi, Bence Pataki – vocals; Balázs Köcsky – flute; Gábor Bicskey – oboe; as well as the Kodály Philharmonic Orchestra and the Kodály Choir (choir director: Zoltán Kocsis-Holper). Conductor: Imre Kollár More information about the concert can be found here and here. Date: 17 December, 7.00 p.m. Location:Kölcsey Centre Source and photo credit:dehir.hu