Season Tickets - 2026

RHYTHM – ENSEMBLES OF THE LISZT ACADEMY

Rhythm is the most ancient driving force of music—it both holds everything together and propels it forward. The concerts in our season ticket series focus on this energy: the Concert Wind Ensemble offers new rhythms and perspectives at the concert in early October—an ideal choice for those who enjoy the sound of a full orchestra and performances with sweeping momentum. At the end of October, the Symphony Orchestra of the Liszt Academy, conducted by Gábor Takács-Nagy, will showcase the dramatic power of works by Liszt and Beethoven, while in November, under the baton of Róbert Farkas, the rich hues of the Hungarian repertoire will come to life. 

• 9 October 2026 (Monday), 19.30 Grand Hall

Liszt Academy Wind Ensemble

An Evening of Transcriptions

• 22 October 2026 (Thursday), 19.30 Grand Hall 

Gábor Takács-Nagy & Liszt Academy Symphony Orchestra 

Liszt & Beethoven

• 14 November 2026  (Saturday), 19.30 Grand Hall

Róbert Farkas & Liszt Academy Symphony Orchestra 

Liszt, Dohnányi, Kodály, Dubrovay

BEAUTY – CHAMBER MUSIC, TUNED FOR GRAND HALL

The title “Beauty” evokes one of music’s noblest goals: the harmony of perfect proportions. This subscription series offers the finest moments of chamber music, featuring world-class artists. Julianna Avdejeva and the Quatuor Modigliani present French and Russian masterpieces, while the Kodály String Quartet’s anniversary concert celebrates the beauty of tradition and renewal. The series is crowned by an evening of Brahms featuring Steven Isserlis, Veronika Eberle, and Dénes Várjon. It is for those seeking profound, intimate musical experiences.

• 3 November 2026 (Tuesday), 19.30 Grand Hall

Julianna Avdejeva & Quatuor Modigliani

Ravel, Debussy, Sosztakovics

• 26 November 2026 (Thursday ), 19.30 Grand Hall

Kodály String Quartet’s 60th Anniversary Concert

Haydn, Kodály, Schumann

• 17 December 2026 (Thursday), 19.30 Grand Hall

Veronika Eberle, Steven Isserlis & Dénes Várjon Brahms Recital 

MELODY – PIANO IN THE GRAND HALL

A melody is the most immediate expression of music: a sequence of notes that stays with us and becomes a memory that evokes emotions. This season ticket series showcases the diversity of the piano repertoire as interpreted by four outstanding artists: József Balog, Mihály Berecz, Zoltán Fejérvári, and László Borbély, each with a distinct character, yet all revealing memorable worlds of melody. This subscription series is recommended for those who wish to connect with music through the rich and expressive sound of the piano.

• 3 October 2026 (Saturday), 19.30 Grand Hall

József Balog Piano Recital 

• 28 Octoberber 2026 (Wednesday), 19.30 Grand Hall

Mihály Borbély Piano Recital 

Bach: Goldberg Variations

• 24 November 2026 (Tuesday), 19.30 Grand Hall

Zoltán Fejérvári Piano Recital 

• 9 December 2026 (Wednesday), 19.30 Grand Hall

László Borbély Piano Recital 

HARMONY – CHAMBER MUSIC IN THE SOLTI HALL

The title “Harmony” captures the essence of making music together: the unity that arises from listening to one another. In the intimate setting of the Solti Hall, chamber music becomes a true dialogue. Izabella Simon, Ágnes Langer, and Eszter Karasszon’s Haydn evening showcases classical balance, while Márta Gulyás and her partners offer a rich chamber music repertoire. The series concludes with young but already acclaimed artists performing together. Ideal for those who love an intimate, personal concert experience.

• 30 September 2026 (Wednesday), 19.00 Solti Hall

Izabella Simon, Ágnes Langer & Eszter Karasszon Haydn Evening

• 27 October 2026 (Tuesday ), 19.00 Solti Hall

Márta Gulyás, Vilmos Szabadi, Boglárka Farkas, Sebestyén Ludmány & Dénes Ludmány Chamber Recital 

• 10 December 2026 (Thursday), 19.00 Solti Hall

Alexandra Balog, Mihály Berecz, István Varga & Dániel Ali Lugosi Chamber Recital

FANTASIA – SUNDAY AFTERNOON CLASSICS 

Fantasia is a space for freedom and imagination: a place where music transcends form and tells stories. This Sunday afternoon series offers lighthearted yet meaningful entertainment, accompanied by Gábor Eckhardt’s insightful commentary. Ádám Balogh and Csongor Korossy-Khayll present masterpieces of the sonata repertoire, Máté Tomasz’s concert evokes the legacy of Pablo Casals, while Trio Felice’s Baroque journey takes us from Italy to England. It’s the perfect choice for those seeking an inspiring yet lighthearted concert experience, looking for familiar melodies, and eager to attend a concert on a weekend afternoon.

• 4 October 2026  (Sunday), 16.00 Solti Hall

Ádám Balogh & Csongor Korossy-Khayll Chamber Recital 

Masterpieces of Sonata Literature 

• 25 October 2026 (Sunday), 16.00 Solti Hall

Máté Tomasz & Sebestyén Pellet Chamber Recital 

Pablo Casals 150

• 13 December 2026 (Sunday), 16.00 Solti Hall

A Trio Felice Chamber Recital 

Baroque Trio Sonatas from Italy to England 

LISZT KIDZ ACADEMY – SONG-COOKING MATINEE FOR 10- TO 15-YEAR-OLDS

The Liszt Kidz Academy offers children the joy of discovering music. This playful “song-cooking” activity is designed to spark their curiosity: how are musical pieces “made” in different musical styles? With Dániel Mona’s “wooden spoon,” the events Classics Simmered Slowly, A Pinch of Novelty, Folk Music to Taste, and Jazz Whipped to a Foam provide exciting, interactive insights into the world of music. The goal of the season ticket is to make music an experience and to instill a lifelong love of attending concerts in young audiences.A délelőtti előadások 11 órakor, a délutániak 15 órakor kezdődnek a Solti Teremben.

• 27 September 2026 (Sunday) 

Classics Cooked Over Low Heat 

• 18 October 2026 (Sunday)

A Touch of Novelty 

• 15 November 2026 (Sunday)

Folk Music to Suit your Taste 

• 20 December 2026 (Sunday)

Jazz with a frothy twist