The Budapest Symphony Orchestra is an internationally recognized ensemble, formed in 1992 from members of Hungary's best symphonic orchestras. The orchestra has recorded numerous film scores, classical, and pop music albums and is a regular performer in Hungary's music scene, playing at venues such as the Vigadó, the Liszt Academy, the Müpa, and the BMC. The orchestra's unique musicality and versatility make it truly exceptional.

The evening will feature works by Mozart, Brahms, Mussorgsky, and Zoltán Kodály, alongside pieces by contemporary French, Australian, and American composers.
The conductor of the evening is Anthony Armore, an Italian-American currently living in Vienna.

Program:

• W.A. Mozart: The Magic Flute – Overture
• Gerald Wilhelm Braden: Symphonic Dances
• Johannes Brahms: Hungarian Dances No. 1, 3, 10
• Stephane Tesan: The Last Folklore – Hungarian Dances for Orchestra
• Stephane Tesan: Symphonic Diorama (Storm and Passion)
  INTERMISSION
• P. Mussorgsky: Khovanshchina – Prelude: Dawn over the Moskva River
• Mark John McEncroe: Down Under Suite
• Zoltán Kodály: Galanta Dances