Budapest International Guitar Festival @ Liszt Academy, 2 – 7 November

  • 26 Oct 2020 9:14 AM
Budapest International Guitar Festival @ Liszt Academy, 2 – 7 November
You can now invite your friends from other cities, even from other countries to virtually attend the concerts of the Budapest International Guitar Festival in Liszt Academy.

Programme:

2 November, Monday:

8 pm
Video Recording from the Grand Hall of Liszt Academy: KAROL SAMUELCIK guitarist and MUCHA QUARTET (Slovak Republic)
 

3 November, Tuesday:

8 pm
Concert with Young Artists from V4 Countries: HEDVIKA SVENDOVA guitarist and DOMINIKA VENDOVA flute
 

4 November, Wednesday:

6 pm
Concert with Young Artists from V4 Countries: JAGODA ŚWIDZIŃSKA guitarist (Poland)

8 pm
Video Recording from the Grand Hall of Liszt Academy: ANDRÁS CSÁKI guitarist (Hungary)
 

5 November, Thursday:

6 pm
Concert with Young Artists from V4 Countries: ZSOMBOR SIDOO guitarist (Hungary)

8 pm
Video Recording from the Grand Hall of Liszt Academy: MARCIN DYLLA guitarist (Poland)
 

6 November, Friday:

6 pm
Concert with Young Artists from V4 Countries: ANDRZEJ GRYGIER guitarist (Poland)

8 pm
Concert with Young Artists from V4 Countries: TRITONUS GUITAR TRIO (Hungary)
 

7 November, Saturday:

6 pm
Concert with Young Artists from V4 Countries: PETRA POLÁČKOVÁ guitarist (Czech Republic)

8 pm
Video Recording from the Grand Hall of Liszt Academy: PAVEL STEIDL guitarist (Czech Republic)


Tickets: 
HUF  990  2 590 Ft - 4 990

Date and time: 
2 - 7 November

More: 
budapestguitar.com

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