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Concerto Budapest will be holding its three-day violin festival featuring Hungarian violinists in January 2026. In addition to showcasing the inexhaustible range of possibilities the instrument has to offer, the Violin Festival also provides an opportunity to encounter our nation’s finest violinists, including several combinations of teachers and students.

MOZART: Violin Concerto in G major I - II - III   
Young Talent of Liszt Academy, Budapest - students of Katalin Kokas

MOZART: Violin Concerto in D major 
Gáspár Kelemen

MOZART: Violin Concerto in A major 
Júlia Pusker 

Featuring:
Budapest Strings Chamber Orchestra (concertmaster: János Pilz)

Concerto Budapest will be holding its three-day violin festival featuring Hungarian violinists in January 2026. In addition to showcasing the inexhaustible range of possibilities the instrument has to offer, the Violin Festival also provides an opportunity to encounter our nation’s finest violinists, including several combinations of teachers and students.

BACH: Violin Concerto in A minor, BWV 1041 
Kristóf Baráti
BACH: Violin Concerto in E major, BWV 1042 
Kristóf Baráti
BACH: Double Violin Concerto in D minor, BWV 1043 
András Keller, Kristóf Baráti violin, Camerata Pelsonore (artistic director: Roman Mikola)

Muzsikás Ensemble

Concerto Budapest will be holding its three-day violin festival featuring Hungarian violinists in January 2026. In addition to showcasing the inexhaustible range of possibilities the instrument has to offer, the Violin Festival also provides an opportunity to encounter our nation’s finest violinists, including several combinations of teachers and students.

VIVALDI: The Four Seasons as a Melodrama
Katalin Kokas violin

Featuring: 
Hanna Kelemen narrator
Maya Kasprzak, Daniel Matejca violin, Előd Soós viola, Dóra Kokas cello, Zsolt Fejérvári doublebass, Fanni Edőcs cembalo,  Márton Nagy baroque guitar 

Concerto Budapest will be holding its three-day violin festival featuring Hungarian violinists in January 2026. In addition to showcasing the inexhaustible range of possibilities the instrument has to offer, the Violin Festival also provides an opportunity to encounter our nation’s finest violinists, including several combinations of teachers and students.

BARBER: Violin Concerto, Op. 14, 24'
Mariam Abouzahra
YSAŸE:Solo Sonata for Two Violins 
Amira Abouzahra, Mariam Abouzahra
BRAHMS: Double Concerto  
Ádám Banda violin, Dóra Kokas cello

Featuring: MÁV Symphony Orchestra
Conductor: Maxim Rysanov

Concerto Budapest will be holding its three-day violin festival featuring Hungarian violinists in January 2026. In addition to showcasing the inexhaustible range of possibilities the instrument has to offer, the Violin Festival also provides an opportunity to encounter our nation’s finest violinists, including several combinations of teachers and students.

BRAHMS: Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 77
Teo Gertler
BEETHOVEN: Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 61 
Amira Abouzahra 

Concerto Budapest
Conductor: András Keller

Concerto Budapest will be holding its three-day violin festival featuring Hungarian violinists in January 2026. In addition to showcasing the inexhaustible range of possibilities the instrument has to offer, the Violin Festival also provides an opportunity to encounter our nation’s finest violinists, including several combinations of teachers and students.

YSAŸE: Six Sonatas for Solo Violin, Op. 27

Featuring: Júlia Pusker, Miranda Liu, Maya Kasprzak, Amira Abouzahra, Mariam Abouzahra, Nagao Haruka violin

Concerto Budapest will be holding its three-day violin festival featuring Hungarian violinists in January 2026. In addition to showcasing the inexhaustible range of possibilities the instrument has to offer, the Violin Festival also provides an opportunity to encounter our nation’s finest violinists, including several combinations of teachers and students.

DVOŘÁK: Violin Concerto in A minor 
Júlia Pusker
BARTÓK: Solo Sonata for Violin
Barnabás Kelemen
LALO: Symphonie espagnole 
Kristóf Baráti violin

Concerto Budapest
Conductor: András Keller