The Night of Music – Három Holló 11:00 P.M.
Program
Marc-Antoine Charpentier:
Te Deum in D major, H. 146 – 1. Prelude
George Frideric Handelbio:
Water Music: Suite No. 1 in F major, HWV 348 – Hornpipe, Air, Hornpipe (arranged by Erwin Knopper)
Giles Farnaby:
Fancies, Toyes, and Dreams – 1. The Old Spagnoletta, 2. Tell me Daphne, 3. A Toye (arranged by Elgar Howarth)
Leó Weiner:
Fox Dance
Nino Rotabio:
Otto e mezzo (arranged by Jean Brouquières)
Aram Hacsaturján:
Sabre Dance from Gayane (arranged by Diego Marani)
George Gershwin:
Love is Here to Stay
Dmitry Kabalevsky:
Comedians’ Galop, Op. 26. No 2
Scott Joplin:
The Entertainer
Gladiolus Rag
Tom Turpin:
Harlem Rag
Lew Pollack:
That’s a Plenty
Featuring
Featuring
- Zoltán Tóth (trumpet)
- Tamás Póti (trumpet)
- Zoltán Szőke (horn)
- Balázs Szakszon (trombone)
- József Bazsinka (tuba)
Other information
The event is about 1.0 hours long.
About the event
On November 13, BFO musicians will leave concert halls behind them, and dive right into Budapest’s nightlife to give the patrons of the most popular pubs, cafés and clubs in Budapest a truly special Saturday night experience. This year free mini concerts by our musicians are offered to music lovers on both banks of the River Danube as part of the most casual classical music event of the fall season, The Night of Music – Classics Only.
For the fifth time, the most popular places in Budapest will be filled with classical music during The Night of Music. The program of the event includes casual free mini concerts given by the chamber formations of the Budapest Festival Orchestra and Annie Fischer award-winning young talents performing from afternoon till late at night.
The Night of Music is an event co-produced by the Budapest Festival Orchestra and Budapest Brand Nonprofit Zrt., and sponsored by the Municipality of Budapest.
The list of participating venues:
- Három Holló Café
- Púder Bar Theatre
- Szatyor Bar and Galery
- Hadik Café
- Moha Café
- Mitzi Budapest
- Béla. bar, eatery, loft, arboretum
