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Budapest Festival Orchestra
About the Performance
If their opening concert explores music influenced by their Hungarian home, here Iván Fischer and the Budapest Festival Orchestra cast their net wider to seek out the melodies of their Czech and Romanian neighbours. Both Dvořák and Bartók collected folk tunes and incorporated them in their music. Some of the most sumptuous examples of those musical journeys are included here.Reviews
‘Budapest Festival Orchestra has become one of the world's great ensembles, playing to packed houses at home and astounding audiences abroad with its brilliance and intensity.'
Performance Details
Dutch National Youth Choir
Iván Fischer ConductorDvořák Four Moravian duets (arr Gátay)
Bartók Romanian Folk Dances
Bartók Seven pieces for choir and chamber orchestra
Bartók Three Village Scenes
Dvořák Symphony No 7
Booking Information
Performance Dates:
- Mon 25 Aug - 8:00 pm
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- From £10Tickets:
- Approx 1 hour 45 minutesDuration:
- Usher HallVenue:
