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Watch: Hungarian Animation Pelikan Blue Wins Grand Prize at Leipzig Film Festival
- 6 Nov 2024 7:24 AM
- entertainment
Laszlo Csaki's animated documentary Pelikan Blue has won the 67th DOK Leipzig Festival's Golden Dove prize in the feature-length film category, the National Film Institute (NFI) said on Tuesday.
Varnus Xaver & Rhoda Scott, Dohány Street Synagogue Budapest, 10 June
- 23 Oct 2024 10:47 AM
- entertainment
In the 1970s, Rhoda Scott was known as “the people's organist” in Hungary. Thirty years ago, Varnus Xaver took over this symbolic baton from her. Today, with 40 million YouTube views and sold-out concerts worldwide, he is one of the top three most famous organists in the world.
Apparat, Millenáris Budapest, 2 November
- 30 Sep 2015 9:00 AM
- entertainment
Berlin-based electronic musician Apparat - aka Sascha Ring - presents a selection of his soaring scores for film and theatre. In 2012, Apparat (Sascha Ring) began a new scope of activity with the theater. He composed the music for a production of Tolstoy’s ‘War and Peace’ by Sebastian Hartmann, one of the most influential theater directors in the German speaking area. After the performance at the ...
Watch: Hungarian Animation Pelikan Blue Wins Grand Prize at Leipzig Film Festival
- 6 Nov 2024 7:24 AM
- entertainment
Laszlo Csaki's animated documentary Pelikan Blue has won the 67th DOK Leipzig Festival's Golden Dove prize in the feature-length film category, the National Film Institute (NFI) said on Tuesday.
Varnus Xaver & Rhoda Scott, Dohány Street Synagogue Budapest, 10 June
- 23 Oct 2024 10:47 AM
- entertainment
In the 1970s, Rhoda Scott was known as “the people's organist” in Hungary. Thirty years ago, Varnus Xaver took over this symbolic baton from her. Today, with 40 million YouTube views and sold-out concerts worldwide, he is one of the top three most famous organists in the world.
Apparat, Millenáris Budapest, 2 November
- 30 Sep 2015 9:00 AM
- entertainment
Berlin-based electronic musician Apparat - aka Sascha Ring - presents a selection of his soaring scores for film and theatre. In 2012, Apparat (Sascha Ring) began a new scope of activity with the theater. He composed the music for a production of Tolstoy’s ‘War and Peace’ by Sebastian Hartmann, one of the most influential theater directors in the German speaking area. After the performance at the ...