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Közreműködik: Anggie Obin – fuvola Bill McHenry – szaxofon Toni Vaquer – zongora Masa Kamaguchi – nagybőgő Estefanía Chamorro – dob

The Modern Art Orchestra’s three-part concert series pays tribute to this year’s centenary of a jazz icon through the legendary collaboration of Miles Davis and Gil Evans.

The concert on the first evening of the Second Hungarian Horn Festival commemorates Ferenc Tarjáni (1938–2017), a prominent figure in the Hungarian music scene as a teacher at the Academy of Music, principal horn player of the Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, and founding member of the Hungarian Wind Quintet, the Budapest Chamber Ensemble, and the Tarjáni Horn Quartet.

Featuring: Izabella Caussanel – vocals Sándor Csoóri – viola Péter Friderikusz – cello Áron Horváth – cimbalom Csaba Novák – double bass

Műsor: Kurtág, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven és Janáček művei

A BUFO, azaz Budapesti Független Operaszínház a kortárs független operajátszás megalapozására jött létre: színházi és zenei szakemberek bevonásával olyan fórumot kívánnak teremteni a kortárs operai alkotások számára, amely a hagyományos játszóhelyektől elrugaszkodva a független színházi közönséget is képes megszólítani.

As a Vienna-based ensemble, the Motus Quartet enjoys putting together concert programs based on works from the Viennese schools that have had a major influence on music literature. At their concert in April, they will present a Hungarian contemporary work alongside two classical masterpieces, once again forming a Viennese sandwich, likewise to their concert at the BMC last year.

This six-concert series for solo cello is based around Johann Sebastian Bach's suites. Alongside the well-known cello suites, Tamás Zétényi will also perform the French suites, originally for keyboard, which he and composer Marcell Dargay arranged for cello together.

MÁV Symphony Orchestra

Featuring: Dominika Ács – flute, vocals Krisztián Oláh – piano Sándor Födő – percussion

Oláh Kálmán (zongora) és Oláh Kálmán Jr. (szaxofon) a hazai jazzélet meghatározó személyiségei, a zongoraművész apa immár – előadóművészként és tanárként egyaránt –évtizedek óta, fia pedig a legfiatalabb generáció képviselőjeként.

The series "Bartók Reflections" presents Bartók’s works from new perspectives: an exhibition by Szilvia Szigeti, a Ferenczy Noémi Prize-winning textile artist, the premiere of Mihály Kerényi’s music film based on Bartók’s 14 Bagatelles, as well as several concerts, are all part of the concert and program series taking place in 2026 at the Budapest Music Center, the Bartók Memorial House, the K.A.S. Gallery, and the Kiscelli Museum.

The band Deaf Platypus started out at the Jaroslav Ježek Conservatory under the mentorship of Jakub Doležal. Over time, they have moved from jazz-fusion covers to their own compositions: the platypus melodies are often humorous and innocent, but they also like to experiment with odd rhythms and intricate, almost neoclassical arrangements. Jazz improvisation remains the focus of their work.

Featuring: Krisztián Ördögh – wind instruments Viktor Paczári – bass guitar, effects Dániel Serei – drums, percussion