19 Aug. 2010   Wiesbaden
21 Aug. 2010   Prague
7 Sep. 2010   Győr, Richter Hall
Orchestral Concerts

Sunday Chamber Music Concerts

The Festival Orchestra musicians continue their popular Sunday afternoon chamber music series. The programmes are chosen by the participating BFO musicians. All concerts are held at the BFO Rehearsal Hall (Budapest III., Selmeci utca 14-16.). The seating at these concerts is not reserved.
24 October 2010
Sunday
Hungary - Budapest
BFO Rehearsal Hall
17:00
tickets: 2800 Ft 		  Zelenka ˇ Mozart ˇ Brahms
  Nóra Salvi ˇ Márta Malomvölgyi ˇ Dániel Tallián ˇ Zoltán Szőke ˇ Tímea Iván ˇ Éva Eckhardt ˇ Krisztina Haják ˇ József Rácz ˇ László Lévai ˇ Gábor Pusztai
21 November 2010
Sunday
Hungary - Budapest
BFO Rehearsal Hall
17:00
tickets: 2800 Ft 		  Bach ˇ Haydn ˇ Beethoven
  György Kertész ˇ Mária Kovalszki ˇ Anikó Mózes ˇ Anikó Mózes ˇ Nikoletta Reinhardt ˇ Gabriella Liptai ˇ István Kádár ˇ Kousay Mahdi ˇ Péter Nagy
12 December 2010
Sunday
Hungary - Budapest
BFO Rehearsal Hall
17:00
tickets: 2800 Ft 		  Haendel ˇ Corelli ˇ Boccherini ˇ Eisler ˇ Martinu
  Gyöngyvér Oláh ˇ György Kertész ˇ Gabriella Pivon ˇ Zsuzsa Szlávik ˇ József Rácz ˇ Ákos Ács ˇ Bence Asztalos ˇ Balázs Tóth ˇ Lajos Dvorák ˇ Sándor Szilvágyi
20 March 2011
Sunday
Hungary - Budapest
BFO Rehearsal Hall
17:00
tickets: 2800 Ft 		  Szabó ˇ Shostakovich ˇ Smetana
  Péter Szabó ˇ Adrienne Krausz ˇ Mária Gál-Tamási ˇ György Éder ˇ Mária Kovalszki
10 April 2011
Sunday
Hungary - Budapest
BFO Rehearsal Hall
17:00
tickets: 2800 Ft 		  Weiner ˇ Kodály ˇ Brahms
  Erika Illési ˇ Zsófia Lezsák ˇ József Rácz ˇ Ágnes Csoma ˇ Jenő Jandó ˇ Violetta Eckhardt ˇ Gábor Sipos ˇ Rita Sovány ˇ Balázs Vitályos
22 May 2011
Sunday
Hungary - Budapest
BFO Rehearsal Hall
17:00
tickets: 2800 Ft 		  Glazunov ˇ Beethoven ˇ Brahms
  Antónia Bodó ˇ Noémi Molnár ˇ Csaba Gálfi ˇ Orsolya Mód ˇ Dávid Bereczky ˇ Zsombor Nagy ˇ Ákos Ács ˇ Mária Gál-Tamási ˇ Miklós Bányai ˇ György Kertész
 
 

 
Fischer combines a probing intellect with an acute awareness of every emotional shift in any given score. This creates performances with transcendental energy, in which feeling and formal logic are held in perfect balance... The playing throughout was beyond criticism. The Budapest Festival Orchestra, which Fischer founded in 1983, ranks among the most formidable ensembles in the world.
London, The Guardian, 2001 February 20th, Tim Ashley
 

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