„My first and most important concert” – wrote Bartók to a Swiss friend about the second concert of his second overseas tour on April 13th, 1940 in the Library of Congress in Washington played with József Szigeti who had already emigrated to the United States.

The audience could already experience the unusual and exquisite joy of involving folk instruments in the performance of a Bartók’s piano work during the extraordinary production of the Muzsikás Ensemble and Balázs Fülei in the spring of 2017.

Although not living in the same city, the four Mendelssohn siblings never lost contact with one another. 

During the early 1800s the young cellist, Joseph Linke and his violinist colleague, Ignaz Schuppanzigh were considered to be the most well-known musicians in Vienna.

In the Spanish city of Castellón de la Plana, the College of Music bearing the name of its founder, the composer Salvador Seguí was opened in 1998.

Balázs Fülei has received the Artisjus award for his outstanding performing activities in the field of Hungarian contemporary music. In the category of classical music the prize was awarded to five performers. 

For the last evening of December in 1808 a large company of guests, even larger than usual, gathered at Countess Marie von Erdődy’s house in Krugerstrasse: in Vienna almost everybody was curious about Beethoven’s two new trios he had composed in the summer on the Florisdorf estate of his maecenas, the countess. The trios were to be premiered that night with two of his old friends: Joseph Linke, the cellist, and Ignaz Schuppanzigh, the violinist, from whom he was taking violin lessons himself.

How many things can be told without words, by music only? What stories, what images can be conveyed by various pieces? 

During the first weeks of 2019 the audience will have the opportunity to see again the production by the Auer Trio and Géza Hegedűs D. titled “Foursome with Mendelssohn” made for the Jewish Art Days 2018, performed only once. This time the performance will be held on February 2nd in the Óbudai Társaskör. 

The joint concerts by Muzsikás Ensemble and Balázs Fülei are enriched with unique elements.

The largest theatre in Rabat, bearing the name of Mohammed V, is promoting their gala evening on December 9th as „a journey around Hungarian culture”.