Mahler once said a symphony should embrace the whole world, and that vision is powerfully realised in his Third Symphony, a work deeply connected to nature and among the longest in the repertoire.

Ten years after their last performance, Mahler specialist Iván Fischer and the Budapest Festival Orchestra return to this monumental six-movement piece.

The soloist is Gerhild Romberger, reprising the “human” movement role she has performed in major cities including Paris and Monte Carlo.

The “angelic” voices will be provided by the Cantemus Choral Institute of Nyíregyháza, the award-winning ensemble founded by Dénes Szabó, recipient of the Liszt Prize and Kossuth Prize.

Place: National Concert Hall Budapest

Address: 1095 Budapest, Komor Marcell utca 1