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On April 10 and as part of a major press event, the Palace of Arts announced its events for the 2013/2014 season. The Artist of the Season will be world-famous cellist Miklós Perényi, who will be performing before audiences as both a chamber music player and a soloist.
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As one of Hungary’s best-known and most modern cultural institutions, Müpa Budapest has strived from the very beginning to ensure that innovation and creativity are fully demonstrated not only in the selection of programmes, but also throughout the entire Müpa Budapest experience.
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Philippe Herreweghe and his ensembles, Riccardo Chailly and the Filarmonica della Scala, Daniele Gatti and the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Andris Nelsons and the Vienna Philharmonic, Nina Stemme, Yuja Wang, John Eliot Gardiner, Martin Grubinger, along with artist of the season Gábor Boldoczki and composer of the season Judit Varga: for 2022/23, we at Müpa Budapest are ready to welcome you with top international orchestras, legendary conductors and world-class soloists, along with continuations of popular series and festivals, as well as with our diverse season tickets, which we are delighted to resume offering after being forced to suspend them last year.
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ÉlményKép Photo and Video Contest
Once again this year, the Palace of Arts announces its Photo and Video Contest, this time for all secondary school, university and college students in Hungary
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Located in the Záborszky Winery of Budafok, Wine City topped off the domestic events of the dual bicentenary by unveiling the bronze statues of Verdi and Wagner. The works by József Huber and István Pogáts were unveiled by Palace of Arts CEO Csaba Káel and Hungarian State Opera Director General Szilveszter Ókovács on Monday at the invitation of Imre Békési, the owner of Wine City.
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The Palace of Arts and the Budapest Festival Orchestra will begin strategic cooperation starting from the 2012-2013 season. A shared history is the basis for this strategic alliance – which will implement closer cooperation than ever before – and its future will rely on faith in high quality co-productions, as well as the common intention of adding to Hungary’s reputation for quality cultural events.
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The second choreography of the Bartók Trilogy, made by Gerzson Péter Kovács and Gábor Mihályi to László Sáry’s music integrating Hungarian folk music and moving towards contemporary abstract, was premiered at Müpa Festival Theatre on October 29, 2008.
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