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Productins of Budapest Spring Festival

25th Anniversary of the 100-Member Gypsy Orchestra

30 Years - Liszt Ferenc Chamber Orchestra

55th Anniversary of the Young Hearts Hungarian Dance Ensemble of Bratislava

Amadinda Percussion Group

An Evening with the Hungarian National Philharmonics on the Anniversary of Bartók's Birth

Anniversaries

Ars Nova Copenhagen

Bach and Ellington Evening with Nigel Kennedy

Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía

Beethoven Evening

Berlin Philharmonic Violins

Bill T. Jones / Arnie Zane Dance Company

Camélias

Chopin Recital by Tamás Vásáry

Cimbalom Recital by Ágnes Szakály "… and the Hungarian cimbalom was born"

Dohnányi evening

ELTE Béla Bartók Choir and University Concert Orchestra

Emma Kirkby, Michael Chance and Florilegium

Erkel: Brankovics György

Erkel: Bánk bán

Erkel: Bátori Mária Erkel: Sarolta Opera cross-sections

Erkel: Dózsa György – opera cross-section

Erkel: Hunyadi László

Evelyn Glennie

Guest performance by the Münchner Kammerspiele HIOB

I'll Be Your Plaything Bea Palya’s CD presentation concert

Il Giardino Armonico

Inbal Pinto

Kennedys

Lévay–Kunze: Rebecca The Mistress of Manderley

Moscow Soloists

Orfeo

Paco de Lucía

Recital by László Fenyő (cello) and Mária Kovalszki (piano)

Requiem

Rodrigó Balogh: Feather Picking

Roma Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra

Romantic Aria Recital by Erwin Schrott

Rossini: Le Comte Ory

Royal Danish Ballet

Royal Danish Ballet

Shakespeare: Lear

Stravinsky Evening by the 30-Year-Old Győr Ballet

The Danish National Chamber Orchestra

The Dreamers

Turbo Folk

UMZE Kamaraegyüttes

Victor Hugo: Ruy Blas

Winners of the Fugato Orchestra’s competition

Zugló Philharmonia – King Stephen Symphony Orchestra and Oratorio Choir



Next programme
Main Stage Friday, March 19, 2010 19:00
Shakespeare: Lear  

Opera House Friday, March 19, 2010 19:00
Royal Danish Ballet  

Thália Színház, Nagyterem Friday, March 19, 2010 19:00
Victor Hugo: Ruy Blas  

Béla Bartók National Concert Hall Friday, March 19, 2010 19:45
Beethoven Evening  


Budapest Autumn Festival

Budapest Spring Festival


Online ticket sale

On this pages you can buy tickets to the concert at the Budapest Spring Festival. You can buy the concert tickets online on our website.


Budapest Spring Festival (BSF) was launched in 1981 and it has developed to become the biggest and most renowned cultural event of Hungary. Globally acclaimed stars, famous artists as well as talented young artists appear at the one-month-long festival starting mid March.

The agenda is dominated by music events hosted by eminent cultural institutions of the Hungarian capital such as the State Opera House, the Music Academy, the National Gallery, the Palace of Arts and Matthias Church to name a few.

The versatile programmme includes opera and operetta, chamber music, jazz and crossover concerts, theatre, folk music, folk dance, exhibitions and some novelties every year.

In 2005 the festival was awarded Kulturpreis Europa by Kulturforum Europa (the establishment of the association was the initiative of ex German foreign minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher, in 1992, aiming to promote the European unity).
Moreover, the tekintélyes Dutch website Lokale Festiviteiten, which sets up the list of the 50 best festivals of Europe every year, ranked BSF 38th in 2003 and 25th in 2005 respectively.

How to receive your tickets

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On the venue before the performance.

 

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