PFZ Announces Auditions for the following vacancy: 1st Flutist
The Pannon Philharmonic Orchestra–Pécs Nonprofit Ltd. Announces auditions for the following vacancy: 1st Flutist More »
The Pannon Philharmonic Orchestra–Pécs Nonprofit Ltd. Announces auditions for the following vacancy: 1st Flutist More »
3 May int the Glass Hall of Müpa! We welcome everyone to the five Friday evenings of our new concert season "Secret" in the capital! We are very pleased to share the news that subscriptions can be renewed from 22 March to 31 May, and anyone who wants to buy a new subscription for the Pannon Series can do so until the first concert, 27 September. Our family-friendly programme carries on, and we continue to provide free admission for 6-18-year-olds. More »
As of 2021, our orchestra was invited to take to the stage of the Viennese Musikverein within the decades-long Meister der Musik Series. PFZ is the only Hungarian orchestra, under the baton of former chief conductor Tibor Bogányi, that has been explicitly invited to launch a series in this highly prestigious concert hall. After the European Capital of Culture and the Hungarian capital, the orchestra was ready to take on the capital of music as well. In the SECRET Season 24/25 the Pannon Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Gergely Kesselyák Chief Conductor, and Tibor Bogányi First Permanent Guest Conductor, is going to Vienna to perform famous pieces by Beethoven, Bruckner, Schubert, Brahms, and Liszt featuring pianist, Tom Borrow. More »
▪️ II. VIOLIN SECTION-LEADER ▪️ VIOLIN TUTTI More »
Classical music is our shared secret, and you're the key. The more than two-hundred-year-old orchestra performing season series in Pécs, Budapest and Vienna has announced its 2024/2025 season in Budapest under the title "Secret". More »
Peter Eötvös, composer, conductor, music educator, and one of the most outstanding figures of the Hungarian and international contemporary music scenes, has passed away at 80. His accomplishments were recognised with the Order of Saint Stephen and the Kossuth Prize. More »
The Pannon Philharmonic Orchestra announces the open audition for the following positions: More »
On 21 and 22 January, the Day of Hungarian Culture, the Pannon Philharmonic is opening the Hungarian-Turkish Cultural Season in Istanbul and Ankara. The musicians of the orchestra will be playing works by the composers Béla Bartók and the Turkish Ahmet Adnan Saygun, as well as Zoltán Kodály on the stages of the two prestigious concert halls under the baton of their newly appointed chief conductor, Gergely Kesselyák. More »
Kesselyak comes to increase flexibility, Tibor Bogányi remains as First Permanent Guest Conductor More »
Cultural Grand Prize, co-productions, conductors' parade and more than 50 concerts More »
Cultural Grand Prix of the City of Pécs More »
The world-famous opera singer José Cura will conduct the Pannon Philharmonic! More »
At least not for classical music! – was the message of the Pannon Philharmonic when it announced its new season PRESENT in the capital city. With Season 2023/24, the Pécs-based orchestra has performed on Müpa’s stage for two decades with a concert series of five performances. Their programme means a treat for the audience and the artists: rarities, melodies to be discovered, and great popular classical pieces await the music lovers. However, it’s become conspicuous only recently that hundreds of teenagers show up at PFZ’s concerts, enjoying themselves very much, as it seems. What lies behind the success of PFZ? More »
″The timbres of PFZ's concert may come to life as colourful yet transparent glass pearls in your imagination: while you walk home, they rattle on in your pockets and line your hands as treasured stones. If you look into their depth, they reflect both the past and the future: they open up new perspectives and make sure you find what you are looking for.” More »
″The timbres of PFZ's concert may come to life as colourful yet transparent glass pearls in your imagination: while you walk home, they rattle on in your pockets and line your hands as treasured stones. If you look into their depth, they reflect both the past and the future: they open up new perspectives and make sure you find what you are looking for.” More »
7622 Pécs,
Breuer Marcell sétány 4.
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+36-72-500-300
Opening hours:
Mon–Thu: 10.00–6.00 pm
Fri: 10.00–6.00 pm
Sa–Su: only on performance days, open from 90 minutes before the performance start time
7622 Pécs,
Breuer Marcell sétány 4.