Is there anything the Budapest Festival Orchestra cannot do? Today, the ensemble not only throws itself into the ballet music of Stravinsky's Apollon Musagète but also digs up a treasure from early music. In Handel's cantata Il delirio amoroso, the nymph Chloris daydreams about rescuing her beloved Thyrsis from the kingdom of the dead. When one of the best - for many the best - symphonic orchestras in the world dares to put Handel on the pupiter, you just have to be there. Right?