With the Musical Advent Magic concert, the organizers Octopus Experience and ZeneVarázslat want to share the ambience of this most holy and intimate time with the audience.

Mesmerizing children’s voices, the virtuosity of three young talents and the most beautiful Christmas carols filling up the Grand Hall of the Academy of Music will make the first Eve of Advent exceptional and enchanting.

Despite their young age, Aleksander Simic, Ildikó Rozsonits and Boglárka Eszter Réti are already  internationally sought-after artists on their own rights. To have the opportunity to listen to all three of them on one night will certainly be unforgettable.

The young visual artist, Zsófia Horváth lends a helping hand too, by offering her marvelous Advent-themed painting for auction during the evening.

All proceeds will go to two charities in equal parts: to the Autistic Art Foundation and to the Csodalampa Foundation that fulfills wishes of children suffering from life-threatening diseases.

All acts will be accompanied by the Central European Concert Orchestra, conducted by the Liszt Prize-winning conductor László Kovács.

Andrea Jadi Nemeth, Founder of Octopus Experience highlighted that “this beautiful evening will be devoted to traditions, togetherness, family heritage and all those values that we treasure so dearly. Advent is the time of hope and belonging.

The three young artists, the children’s choir and the orchestra will manifest that over a hundred people on stage can make a miracle, when they convey strength, courage, and beauty to the audience. I am most grateful to the Academy of Music for making this event possible and for being such an incredible powerhouse for Hungarian and universal art and culture.”

Musical Advent Magic will take place on the 26th of November, 2022 at 7:30pm in the Grand Hall of the Music Academy (1061 Budapest, Liszt Ferenc tér 8.).

Tickets can be purchased here: https://www.jegy.hu/program/adventi-zenevarazslat-141010

The concert will be followed by a reception in honor of the conductors and teachers of the young artists.