Concerto Budapest Symphony Orchestra

Distinguished Canadian pianist Angela Hewitt joins the Concerto Budapest Symphony Orchestra to perform Mozart’s sublime Piano Concerto No.23 following a quintessentially Hungarian performance of Kodály’s delightful Dances Galánta.

To open the 2nd half of the concert, the orchestra will perform Enescu’s richly orchestrated Romanian Rhapsody No.1, the perfect piece to showcase the virtuosic ensemble of Concerto Budapest Symphony Orchestra. Concluding the concert, will be Beethoven’s Symphony No.5, arguably the most famous symphony ever composed, with its iconic four-note opening motif.

This concert promises to be a real feast of Eastern and Western European music, not to be missed.