François Leleux is perhaps the only oboist in musical history to have an extraordinarily successful career as both a prominent oboe soloist and in-demand conductor around the world.

Multiple Grammy Award-winner Maria Schneider made her debut in Budapest’s Müpa with some of her favorite colleagues, the Oslo Jazz Ensemble.

The original English-language theatre production is set to premiere on 13th March 2025 at Eötvös 10, Budapest, at 19:00.

Because this year is the 50th anniversary of the death of Dmitri Shostakovich, conductor Thomas Sanderling and the MÁV Symphony Orchestra planned a special concert for January 16th to honor the composer.

‘Szinergia’ is the title of a new album from Accentus, which takes the listener on an exhilarating journey through deep European musical roots.

The world’s most legendary maestros, Christoph Eschenbach conducted two compelling concerts on October 26 and 27 with Máv Symphony Orchestra.

In a delightful confluence of irony, Finnish conductor Mikko Franck and the French Radio Philharmonic Orchestra performed César Franck’s D minor symphony, a significant opus that unfortunately doesn’t get enough attention.

With dramatic semaphore signals, conductor Ajtony Csaba cued the MIKAMO ensemble to plunge into Samu Gryllus’ raucous piece at the Budapest Music Center on October 12th.

Lőrinc Bubnó, the son of Tamás Bubnó, the founder of the StEFREM vocal ensemble, sat down with me inside ISON, an event and rehearsal space in Budapest’s seventh district.

To honor the composer’s 60th birthday, the Metrum Ensemble performed an all-Ádám Kondor concert at the Liszt Academy on October 5th.