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28 September 2024 Saturday 6.00 pm Kodály Centre, Music Hall

Sergei Prokofiev: Piano Concerto No. 2
Anton Bruckner: Symphony No. 9

Tom Borrow – piano

Conducted by: Gergely Kesselyák

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How much can you escalate passion and delay fulfilment? You will see at the concert... (Bruckner: Symphony No. 9)

Ticket prices: 7490/ 5490/4490 HUF

Season ticket prices: Full price in HUF: Price category I: 35 900, Price category II: 29 900, Price category III: 22 900 HUF » For students and senior citizens: Price category I: 29 900, Price category II: 24 900, Price category III: 18 900 HUF » Between 6 and 18 years: free of charge

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Koncert galériakép — **Gergely Kesselyák**
chief conductor

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Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 2 is the composer's most demanding work in this genre. Both technically and mentally, it represents a significant challenge for the soloist.

Since Beethoven's time, every composer has done their very best when it comes to their symphonies No. 9. Bruckner, who worked with meticulousness and significant consideration, tried to create something extraordinary in his Symphony No. 9. If we asked the two masters themselves, which piano concerto and which symphony they would recommend, it is most likely they would also pick these.