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Professor Bársony and his students from the Liszt Academy of Music
Young musicians playing the flute, violin and piano
Davide Tura (Italy) piano recital
Csaba Király piano recital
Music Salon with Alex Szilasi, piano
Chorus concert - young singers from England
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Research Centre for the Humanities, Hungarian Academy of Sciences MUSEUM OF MUSIC HISTORY
. Director: Anna Baranyi, art historian Laszlo Gombos, musicologist Ágnes Mészáros, art historian József Brauer-Benke, ethno-organologist Péter Gerő, restorer . Address: Táncsics Mihály utca 7, Budapest H-1014 Telephone: (36-1) 214-6770/252; Fax: (36-1) 375-9282; E-mail: museum (at) zti (dot) hu; Open:
from Tuesday to Sunday, 10
a.m. - 4 p.m. Closed on Monday Location: in the Buda Castle (photo), - near the Hilton Hotel and Matthias Church <CITY MAP>
PICTURES: The building (Palace Erdödy), Bartók Concert Hall, Haydn Hall; Concert photos
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Exhibitions in the Museum of Music History:
Musical Instruments in Hungary (since 1 October 2012, in the 3rd room) Medals and Badges (since 1 October 2012, in the 3rd room) Folk Musical Instruments in Hungary (since 30 Nov. 2012, in the 1st room) Bartók the Folklorist (since 30 Nov. 2012, in the 2nd room of the museum) László Lajtha Memorial Exhibition (since 16 February 2013, in the 5th room) László Lajtha Memorial Room (since 16 February 2013, in the 6th room) Instruments to play on (since 16 February 2013, in the 7th room) Franz Liszt, a series of posters (since 16 February 2013, in the 8th room) |
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Entrance fee
Adult: 600 HUF (= 2 €)
Student: 300 HUF (= 1 €)
Family ticket (parents and their children): 1200 HUF
Free for:
· children under 6
· persons with disability and their attendant
· ICOM card holders
· on the third Saturday of each month: young persons under 26; also for persons (max. 2) accompanying students under 18
· every visitor on Hungarian national holidays: 15 March, 20 August, 23 October
Guided tour (about 15-25 persons): 8000 HUF/group (+ entrance ticket for each person)
Tour available in English and German.
Pre-booked guided tours are occasionally followed by a short concert, which all visitors are very welcome to join.