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Aki Takase: Carmen Rhapsody, Opus Jazz Club Budapest, 18 August

Aki Takase: Carmen Rhapsody, Opus Jazz Club Budapest, 18 August

  • 18 Aug 2021 10:55 AM
  • classical
Aki Takase, the Japanese pianist living in Germany – who has already performed with several formations at Opus Jazz Club and whose albums with Japanic and saxophonist Daniel Erdmann in duo has been released by BMC Records – this time extends her experimental attitude towards classical music. She transforms Bizet's Carmen to a contemporary jazz chamber orchestra with opera singer Mayumi ...

Opus Jazz Club Budapest

PM Orbán Was Right Not to Let In Migrants, Says US Talk Show Host

PM Orbán Was Right Not to Let In Migrants, Says US Talk Show Host

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was right when he would not allow countless migrants from the Middle East to enter Hungary, Dennis Prager, the US radio talk show host and writer, said in an interview on public radio on Sunday.
Hungary’s Budget Deficit Lifted In July

Hungary’s Budget Deficit Lifted In July

Hungary’s cash flow-based budget deficit, excluding local councils, reached 1,803.7 billion forints (EUR 5.09bn) at the end of July, widening on stimulus measures, the Finance Ministry said in a preliminary release of data on Monday.
Gov't Spox Decries Criticism Of PM Orbán Interview With Tucker Carlson

Gov't Spox Decries Criticism Of PM Orbán Interview With Tucker Carlson

Zoltán Kovács, the state secretary for international relations and communications, has decried criticism levelled at the Hungarian government in connection with a visit of Fox News host Tucker Carlson to Hungary, and his interview with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Pandemic Impact on Shopping Habits Lingers

Pandemic Impact on Shopping Habits Lingers

Hungarians did their shopping more frequently during the third wave of the pandemic than during the first, but still made fewer trips to the store than before the coronavirus crisis, a survey by food safety authority Nébih shows.
Watch: Budapest Pride - Pride March, Counter-Demos Take Place Concurrently

Watch: Budapest Pride - Pride March, Counter-Demos Take Place Concurrently

The 26th Budapest Pride Festival wound up on Saturday with a march organised with the slogan “Claim back your future!”.
Costa Coffee Closing Down in Hungary

Costa Coffee Closing Down in Hungary

Café chain Costa Coffee is closing down its Hungarian units with the exception of its unit at Budapest Airport, the company said in a Facebook post, citing the impact of the pandemic and a dispute with the parent company.
EC Values ‘Compliance with LGBTQ Lobby’ over Protecting Minorities, Fighting Anti-Semitism

EC Values ‘Compliance with LGBTQ Lobby’ over Protecting Minorities, Fighting Anti-Semitism

It appears that “compliance with the LGBTQ lobby” is more important to the European Commission than the protection of national minorities or the fight against anti-Semitism, Justice Minister Judit Varga said, commenting on the commission’s latest rule of law report.
Fire Put Out at Paks Nuclear Plant

Fire Put Out at Paks Nuclear Plant

A minor fire broke out on the premises of the Paks nuclear power plant but it was soon put out, the company said on its website on Tuesday, adding that nobody had been injured in the accident.
Aki Takase: Carmen Rhapsody, Opus Jazz Club Budapest, 18 August

Aki Takase: Carmen Rhapsody, Opus Jazz Club Budapest, 18 August

  • 18 Aug 2021 10:55 AM
  • classical
Aki Takase, the Japanese pianist living in Germany – who has already performed with several formations at Opus Jazz Club and whose albums with Japanic and saxophonist Daniel Erdmann in duo has been released by BMC Records – this time extends her experimental attitude towards classical music. She transforms Bizet's Carmen to a contemporary jazz chamber orchestra with opera singer Mayumi ...

Opus Jazz Club Budapest

PM Orbán Was Right Not to Let In Migrants, Says US Talk Show Host

PM Orbán Was Right Not to Let In Migrants, Says US Talk Show Host

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was right when he would not allow countless migrants from the Middle East to enter Hungary, Dennis Prager, the US radio talk show host and writer, said in an interview on public radio on Sunday.
Hungary’s Budget Deficit Lifted In July

Hungary’s Budget Deficit Lifted In July

Hungary’s cash flow-based budget deficit, excluding local councils, reached 1,803.7 billion forints (EUR 5.09bn) at the end of July, widening on stimulus measures, the Finance Ministry said in a preliminary release of data on Monday.
Gov't Spox Decries Criticism Of PM Orbán Interview With Tucker Carlson

Gov't Spox Decries Criticism Of PM Orbán Interview With Tucker Carlson

Zoltán Kovács, the state secretary for international relations and communications, has decried criticism levelled at the Hungarian government in connection with a visit of Fox News host Tucker Carlson to Hungary, and his interview with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Pandemic Impact on Shopping Habits Lingers

Pandemic Impact on Shopping Habits Lingers

Hungarians did their shopping more frequently during the third wave of the pandemic than during the first, but still made fewer trips to the store than before the coronavirus crisis, a survey by food safety authority Nébih shows.
Watch: Budapest Pride - Pride March, Counter-Demos Take Place Concurrently

Watch: Budapest Pride - Pride March, Counter-Demos Take Place Concurrently

The 26th Budapest Pride Festival wound up on Saturday with a march organised with the slogan “Claim back your future!”.
Costa Coffee Closing Down in Hungary

Costa Coffee Closing Down in Hungary

Café chain Costa Coffee is closing down its Hungarian units with the exception of its unit at Budapest Airport, the company said in a Facebook post, citing the impact of the pandemic and a dispute with the parent company.
EC Values ‘Compliance with LGBTQ Lobby’ over Protecting Minorities, Fighting Anti-Semitism

EC Values ‘Compliance with LGBTQ Lobby’ over Protecting Minorities, Fighting Anti-Semitism

It appears that “compliance with the LGBTQ lobby” is more important to the European Commission than the protection of national minorities or the fight against anti-Semitism, Justice Minister Judit Varga said, commenting on the commission’s latest rule of law report.
Fire Put Out at Paks Nuclear Plant

Fire Put Out at Paks Nuclear Plant

A minor fire broke out on the premises of the Paks nuclear power plant but it was soon put out, the company said on its website on Tuesday, adding that nobody had been injured in the accident.