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Program

Zequinha de Abreu:
Tico-Tico no Fubá (transcript by Sjoerd van der Veen)

Arne Dich:
Molboens Polka

John Walter Bratton:
The Teddy Bears’ Picnic (transcript by David C. Larrick)

Julio César Sanders:
Adiós muchachos (trabscript by Ioan Dobrinescu)

Anett Jóföldi (flute), Beáta Berta (oboe), Roland Csalló (clarinet), Dániel Tallián (bassoon), Dávid Bereczky (horn)

Béla Bartókbio:
44 Duos for 2 Violin, Sz. 98, BB 104 – Katonanóta (Aki szép lányt akar venni), Párosító (Ugyan, édes komámasszony), Máramarosi tánc, Induló, Párnás tánc (Elvesztettem zsebkendőmet), Szól a duda

Mária Gál-Tamási, Antónia Bodó (violin)

Dialogue between Wind and Earth (instrumental improvisational tale)

Mihály Bazsinka (sopran saxophone, tilinko), József Bazsinka (didgeridoo)

Johann Sebastian Bachbio – Charles Gounod:
Ave Maria

Ágnes Polónyi (harp), András Szabó (horn)

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The event is about 20 minutes long.

About the event

With its colorful musical education program, the Budapest Festival Orchestra is committed to making their encounter with music the experience of a lifetime for all children. The Music Fair and Family Day, a crucial part of our activities, will be held at the Aquincum Museum and Archeological Park on June 15.

The all-day event not only offers musical programs, but also arts and crafts activities, dancing and loads of games for children. There will be a Music Castle, a Cocoa Concert and Choose your Instrument for the kids, while chamber concerts will await the grown-ups.

In addition to the season passes, tickets to our jubilee season will also be available at our free event, whether for Cocoa Concerts or orchestral concerts featuring international stars.

The concerts will be held at different sites in the museum.

You can find the brochure for the new season here, and the season passes here. Our prices and further information about our tickets and season passes can be found here.

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