Concerto Budapests All-Day Contemporary Music Festival

Bohuslav MARTINŮ: Chamber Music No. 1, H 376
Bohuslav MARTINŮ: Nonet, H 374
Bohuslav MARTINŮ: Fantasia for Theremin, Oboe, String Quartet and Piano, H 301

Katica Illényi (theremin)
Lenka Petrović (harp)
Míra Nagy (piano)
György Puha (clarinet)
Orsolya Winkler (violin)
Előd Soós (viola)
János Aranyos (cello)
Orsolya Kaczander (flute)
Marin Tinev (oboe)
Csaba Klenyán (clarinet)
Bálint Mohai (bassoon)
Bálint Tóth (horn)
Zsuzsanna Berentés (violin)
Janka Mekis (viola)
Nella Balog (cello)
Gerda Rózsa (oboe)
Áron Soós (violin)
and other musicians of Concerto Budapest

Concerto Budapest’s All-Day Contemporary Music Festival

A festival atmosphere, extraordinary encounters, discovery, wonder, immersion, and a wealth of new discoveries and rediscoveries: this is what The Day of Silence promises on Sunday, 15 November 2026, at the Budapest Music Center (BMC).

As is tradition, the musical programme of The Day of Silence unfolds simultaneously across several venues. Alongside the musicians of the Ligeti Ensemble, a formation established under the auspices of András Keller and Concerto Budapest, visitors can enjoy performances by outstanding soloists and chamber musicians.

Since its launch in 2015, The Day of Silence has become one of Budapest’s most prestigious contemporary music festivals, presenting several generations of Hungarian composers working today each year. The concerts are distinctive in the way they are uniquely interwoven to form an unrepeatable musical tapestry, with the works responding to one another and acquiring their special character through their interplay and interaction in the concert spaces.

The second concert of the festival is devoted entirely to the music of Bohuslav Martinů, presenting a selection of remarkable chamber works from different stages of the composer’s career.

More information: https://www.concertobudapest.hu/v/the-day-of-listening-2-4/?utm_medium=display&utm_source=bachtrack.com&utm_campaign=listinglink