Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells - Live in Concert will be staged as part of a world tour to mark the 50th anniversary of the release of the iconic piece at 8.00 p.m. on the 25th of February, in Főnix Aréna. Mike Oldfield's masterpiece is performed by a team of nine great musicians. The material for the two-part concert was compiled by the Artist, who this time performs the duties of music director, arranger and producer. Mike Oldfield will not personally participate in the world tour, the guitarist chosen by him will be in his band. But in the concert and in this wonderful music, it is not the guitarist personally the determining factor. He is only one of the nine musicians. The point is the epoch-making work itself, which started and "made" the Artist great. He laid the foundations of a new genre, but at the same time preserved his completely unique sound. The conductor of the performance is Oldfield's close work and creative partner, the renowned Robin Smith, already known from several other productions. The evening will be opened by the concert of Péter Müller Sziámi AndFriends as a guest. Tickets can be purchased via this link. Date:at 8.00 […]

Kodály Philharmonics awaits the audience to its next classical music concert at the Great Hall of Kölcsey Center on the 27th of February from 7.00 p.m. The program of the excellent guest conductor, although it features the works of three authors,  is permeated by the spirit of Ferenc Liszt as a common denominator. Program:  Borogyn: In the Deserts of Central Asia Liszt: Dance of Death  Glazunov: II. (f minor) symphony, op.16. Contributor: József Balog - piano / Kodály Philharmonic Orchestra Conductor: Anton Shaburov (Russia) Tickets can be purchased via this link  Date: 27 February, 7.00 p.m. Location: Great Hall of Kölcsey Center Source: Kodaly Filharmonia  

The University of Debrecen's Faculty of Music Conservatory Evenings concert series continues. On the next occasion, violinist Hermina Szabó and pianist Judit Váradi will give a joint concert on the 29th of February at 7.00 p.m. in Liszt Hall. Programme: Johann Sebastian Bach: Sonata in C minor BWV 1017 Franz Schubert: Sonata in D major Op. posth. 137 No. 1. Camille Saint-Saëns: Dances Macabre Op. 40. Jenő Hubay: Violin solo Kornél Ábrányi: What the castle ruins tell us - Music picture Béla Kéler: Farewell to Lower Hungary Astor Piazzolla: Café 1930 Astor Piazzolla: Bordel 1900 For ticket prices and how to buy tickets, please find information here. Date:29 February, 7.00 p.m. Location: Faculty of Music, Liszt Hall Source: dehir.hu

Kodály Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra awaits the audience for the next concert in the concert series conducted by permanent conductor Tibor Bényi on the 5th of March from 7.00 p.m. Programme: J. S. Bach: III (G major) "Brandenburg Concerto" BWV 1048 J. S. Bach: Piano Concerto in F minor, BWV 1056 / J. S. Bach: "Ich habe genug" BWV 82 - Church Cantata / J. S. Bach: Suite in D major, BWV 1068 Contributors: Dániel Somogyi-Tóth, Chief Music Director of the City of Debrecen - piano accompaniment, Daisy Laura Tarnóc - vocals Conductor: Tibor Bényi About the performance: As a result of the musical fashions of recent decades, the performance of almost the entire Baroque and Classical repertoire has been entrusted to specialists in the so-called early music ensembles. Contemporary symphony orchestras relatively rarely undertake to perform pre-19th century composers, fearing that their performance style will lack authenticity. It is therefore particularly gratifying that the Kodály Philharmonic Orchestra is devoting an entire concert to the art of J.S. Bach, demonstrating that, for a valid interpretation, in addition to the knowledge of contemporary playing styles and phrasing, a performer's individuality and imagination are still required for valid interpretation. Date: 5 March, 7.00 […]