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We are delighted to inform you that you will by able to purchase In order to take advantage of our Loyalty Bonus<\/strong>, you must simultaneously purchase The Loyalty Bonus will become available concurrently with the sale of individual tickets on 22 June.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Dear Audience, We are delighted to inform you that you will by able to purchase season tickets for the 2021\/22 season from 15 June 2021 (Tuesday), and individual concert tickets from 22 June (Tuesday). 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What makes the latter's work with the baton so uniquely exciting is the fact that watching Vengerov conduct is an opportunity to marvel at the rounding out of a musical portrait of one of the finest string virtuosos of recent decades. Awaiting concertgoers at the programmes included in the Hungarian National Philharmonic's Kobayashi season ticket are exciting works, performers with colourful personalities and the rich musical worlds of the conductors on the podium.","gomb_1_szoveg":"","berlet_vasarlas_linkje":"https:\/\/nfz.jegy.hu\/seasonticket\/buy\/89\/136?lang=en","gomb_2_szoveg":"","gomb_2_link":""},{"berlethez_rendelt_kep":false,"berlethez_rendelt_kep_en":false,"berlet_neve":"FERENCSIK<\/b> SEASON TICKET","terem_neve":"FRANZ LISZT ACADEMY OF MUSIC,<\/b> GRAND HALL","terem_rovid_leiras":"In keeping with its namesake, the great conductor of Mozart, the Hungarian National Philharmonic's Ferencsik season ticket skews heavily toward the output of Wolfgang Amadeus \u2013 but not just in any old way: also joining the music-making will be the composer's contemporaries, colleagues and friends. 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\nseason tickets<\/strong> for the 2021\/22 season from 15 June 2021 (Tuesday)<\/strong>,
\nand individual concert tickets<\/strong> from 22 June (Tuesday)<\/strong>.<\/p>\n
\nany quantity of tickets for at least 6 different performances<\/strong> to receive a 30% discount<\/strong>,
\nand any quantity of tickets for at least 4 different performances<\/strong> for a 20% discount<\/strong>.<\/p>\n
CHAMBER MUSIC SEASON TICKET","terem_neve":"M\u00dcPA BUDAPEST, <\/B> THE REHEARSAL ROOM OF THE HUNGARIAN NATIONAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA","terem_rovid_leiras":"In the open rehearsal room series \u2013 which has been a tradition with the Hungarian National Philharmonic for years \u2013 we invite the audience to visit the orchestra's rehearsal room. These concerts are special for the artists of both the National Philharmonic Orchestra and the National Choir, as they allow the musicians to establish a more direct connection with their listeners by performing pieces \u2013 that they themselves have selected \u2013 in chamber groups.","terem_leiras":"","gomb_1_szoveg":"","berlet_vasarlas_linkje":"https:\/\/nfz.jegy.hu\/seasonticket\/buy\/89\/140?lang=en","gomb_2_szoveg":"","gomb_2_link":""},{"berlethez_rendelt_kep":false,"berlethez_rendelt_kep_en":false,"berlet_neve":"MUSICMANIA<\/b>
YOUTH SEASON TICKET ","terem_neve":"M\u00dcPA BUDAPEST,<\/B> FESTIVAL THEATRE","terem_rovid_leiras":"In the next season of the Musicmania series, we are going to explore a single, highly significant, genre of music: the symphonic poem. But it will not be the famous pieces that we will be examining, but rather works by composers who are not heard in Hungary, but whose every single note contains a surprise.","terem_leiras":"This happens sometimes through their style and sometimes through their message. Other times, it might even be the forward-looking nature of their musical ideas or even the composer's lonely search owed to an astonishing final result.\r\nWe are omitting all of the traditionally \"great\" composers from the endless list of creators of symphonic poems. Although no one should count on hearing the music of Liszt or Richard Strauss, they can depend on encountering works by everyone who helped develop, expand and sustain this genre. Our composers willl include Camille Saint-Sa\u00ebns, C\u00e9sar Franck, Alexander Glazunov, Jean Sibelius, Arthur Honegger, Bohuslav Martin\u016f, Jacques Ibert, Carl Nielsen and Anatoly Lyadov. Each and every one of them was a dazzling symphonist of an era brimming with talent who enriched the colourful palette of music history with unique tones. Now is the time to overrule our elitist judgements and get to know the masterpieces mistakenly classified as \"less interesting\" that these composers wrote.\r\n
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