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Guitar Concert: From Bach To The Beatles, Óbudai Társaskör Budapest, 7 May

• 12 Apr 2022 1:14 PM

Classical guitarists Péter and Zoltán Katona have been living in Liverpool, the city of legendary pop bands, for over twenty years.

The musicians move swiftly between musical worlds and perform their own works as well as those by Bach, the Beatles, Bartók, Tarrega and Django Reinhardt.

Date and time: 
7 May 7:00 pm 

Venue: 
Óbudai Társaskör - Till Ottó Hall
1036 Budapest, Kiskorona u. 7.

Source and tickets: Budapest Spring Festival

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• Guitar Concert Óbudai Társaskör Budapest Budapest Spring Festival 2022

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