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International Guitar Festival Budapest, Liszt Academy 9 – 11 November

• 3 Nov 2018 11:26 AM

This unique three-day festival showcases virtuoso guitar talent from all over the globe.

Programme: 
 

Saturday

 

9:00-12:00 – Master Course with Pablo Marquez (Argentina)

14:00-17:00 – Master Course with Pablo Marquez (Argentina)

19:00 – Concert: Duo Virtuoso, Anabel Montesinos Guitar (Spain) & Marco Tamayo – Guitar (Cuba/Austria)
 

Sunday

9:00-12:00 – Master Course with Anabel Montesinos (Spain) 

14:00-17:00 –  Master Course with Anabel Montesinos (Spain)

19:30 – Concert: Beijing Guitar Duo, Meng Su & Yameng Wang (China)
 

Venue:
Liszt Ferenc Music Academy, Sir Georg Solti Room 
1061 Budapest, Liszt Ferenc tér 8.

Earlier: 
 

Friday

9:00-12:00 – Master Course with Marco Tamayo (Cuba-Austria)

14:00-17:00 – Master Course with Marco Tamayo (Cuba-Austria)

19:00 – Concert: Anja Lechner (Cello, Germany), Pablo Marquez (Guitar, Argentina)), Schubert evening

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