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"MAGICAL HOUR" 

Izabella Simon Children’s Programme on Mozart Day 2025

Concerto Budapest's beloved "Mozart Day for Kids" Series is dedicated to  primary school children of 8 to 12 years: the playful and interactive performances allow the youngsters to become familiar with the foundations of Mozart's music.

ALL TICKETS for this performance are SOLD OUT, due to the great interest, the concert will be repeated at 5 pm!
Tickets for the afternoon "Magic Hour" children's concert are available HERE.

Liszt Academy - Grand Hall

Gergely Bogányi: Concerto Intenso
László Dubrovay: Violin Concerto No. 2
Liszt: Totentanz – Paraphrase on Dies irae for piano and orchestra

Kristóf Baráti violin, Bence Bogányi bassoon, Gergely Bogányi piano
Concerto Budapest

Conductor: András Keller

Featuring:

Cimbiosis Trio:

Miklós Lukács - cimbalom
György Orbán - double bass
István Baló - drums

Ligeti Ensemble wind players:

Orsolya Kaczander flute, Dániel Ella oboe, Csaba Klenyán clarinet, Bálint Mohai bassoon, János Benyus horn

The Arcus Temporum in Pannonhalma is preparing for its 20thth anniversary between 23-25 August 2024. The contemporary art festival is a true community celebration, not only because of the two-decade anniversary, but also because this year the Benedictine monastic community is celebrating the 800th anniversary of the medieval restoration and consecration of the Basilica St. Martin. 

The five concerts of this year juxtapose the work of Mozart with that of the recently deceased Péter Eötvös, an exciting pairing in itself, not to mention the fact that the eminent Hungarian composer selected the works himself, with artistic director András Keller.

Location: Basilica, Pannonhalma

Péter Eötvös: Respond
W. A. Mozart: Gran Partita K. 370a

Performer:
Máté Szűcs viola, Concerto Budapest

Conductor: András Keller

The Arcus Temporum in Pannonhalma is preparing for its 20thth anniversary between 23-25 August 2024. The contemporary art festival is a true community celebration, not only because of the two-decade anniversary, but also because this year the Benedictine monastic community is celebrating the 800th anniversary of the medieval restoration and consecration of the Basilica St. Martin. 

The five concerts of this year juxtapose the work of Mozart with that of the recently deceased Péter Eötvös, an exciting pairing in itself, not to mention the fact that the eminent Hungarian composer selected the works himself, with artistic director András Keller.

Location: Basilica, Pannonhalma

W. A. Mozart: Sonata in E minor K304
Péter Eötvös: Music for New York

Performer: András Keller violin, Dénes Várjon piano, Csaba Klenyán clarinet

The Arcus Temporum in Pannonhalma is preparing for its 20thth anniversary between 23-25 August 2024. The contemporary art festival is a true community celebration, not only because of the two-decade anniversary, but also because this year the Benedictine monastic community is celebrating the 800th anniversary of the medieval restoration and consecration of the Basilica St. Martin. 

The five concerts of this year juxtapose the work of Mozart with that of the recently deceased Péter Eötvös, an exciting pairing in itself, not to mention the fact that the eminent Hungarian composer selected the works himself, with artistic director András Keller.

Location: Benedictine Abbey Library, Pannonhalma

W. A. Mozart: Horn Concerto in D major
Péter Eötvös: Hommage à Domenico Scarlatti
W. A. Mozart: Flute and harp competition K. 299
Péter Eötvös: Shadows
W. A. Mozart: Sinfonia Concertante in E flat major for violin, viola and orchestra K. 364

Performer:
Orsolya Kaczander flute, Csaba Klenyán clarinet, János Benyus horn, Bálint Tóth horn, András Keller violin, Máté Szűcs viola, Lenka Petrović harp
Concerto Budapest

Conductor: Keller András 

The Arcus Temporum in Pannonhalma is preparing for its 20thth anniversary between 23-25 August 2024. The contemporary art festival is a true community celebration, not only because of the two-decade anniversary, but also because this year the Benedictine monastic community is celebrating the 800th anniversary of the medieval restoration and consecration of the Basilica St. Martin. 

The five concerts of this year juxtapose the work of Mozart with that of the recently deceased Péter Eötvös, an exciting pairing in itself, not to mention the fact that the eminent Hungarian composer selected the works himself, with artistic director András Keller.

Location: Our Lady Chapel, Pannonhalma

W. A. Mozart: adagio and fugue in C minor
Péter Eötvös: Lisztomania
W. A. Mozart: The Magic Flute – chamber transcript, excerpts
Péter Eötvös: Korrespondenz
W. A. Mozart: Adagio and Rondo K. 617 (Glass accordion quintet)
W. A. Mozart: Flute Quartet in D major K. 285

Performer:
Orsolya Kaczander flute, Dániel Ella oboa, Enikő Görög, Noémi Görög piano
Korossy Quartet, Keller Quartet, (András Keller violin, Zsófia Környei violin, Dóra Kokas cello, Máté Szűcs viola), Janka Szomor- Mekis viola, Boglárka Fábry vibraphon

The Arcus Temporum in Pannonhalma is preparing for its 20thth anniversary between 23-25 August 2024. The contemporary art festival is a true community celebration, not only because of the two-decade anniversary, but also because this year the Benedictine monastic community is celebrating the 800th anniversary of the medieval restoration and consecration of the Basilica St. Martin. 

The five concerts of this year juxtapose the work of Mozart with that of the recently deceased Péter Eötvös, an exciting pairing in itself, not to mention the fact that the eminent Hungarian composer selected the works himself, with artistic director András Keller.

Location: Openair by the Basilica, Pannonhalma

Péter Eötvös: da capo
W. A. Mozart: Concerto in E flat major for two pianos K. 365
W. A. Mozart: Clarinet concerto in A major K. 622
Péter Eötvös: Cricketmusic
W. A. Mozart: Symphony "Haffner" in D major K. 385

Performers:
Boglárka Fábry marimba, Izabella Simon, Dénes Várjon piano, Csaba Klenyán clarinet 
Concerto Budapest

Conductor: András Keller 

The natural environment of the Nature Path and the Chapel will be transformed into the Path of Eötvös. Various stations will feature solo and chamber music by Péter Eötvös, accompanied by visual art installations.

Participation in the programme is free of charge, but prior registration is required. Registration here.

Péter Eötvös: Psy, Cadenza, A Call, Para Paloma Dervis dance, Sentimental, Thunder, Two Poems to Polly

Performers: Musicians of Concerto Budapest
Csaba Klenyán  clarinet
Orsolya Kaczander flute
Lenka Petrović harp
Janka Szomor- Mekis viola
Miranda Liu violon
Gábor Devecsai trumpet
Dzsanda Vitalij bass timpani
János Aranyos cello

For more information please visit the website of  the Festival.