Program series

This programme is held in Hungarian.

Let's engage in forest bathing together for four months in the City Park! We invite everyone for a two-hour group recreational walk, based on the forest therapy method, helping participants to slow down, quiet down, relax, and observe everything that surrounds them in the here and now. Led by Niki Rendes, an environmental educator, forest bathing leader, and tree examiner, these walks focus on both the outer and inner world. 

As part of the Tuned to Children series, all bands who don't usually play for children will perform. After all, we believe that children do not have to play anything else, at most in a different way. Because honest, good music finds its way to everyone, especially to open-minded young people! So we hope that our wish will be fulfilled that the band and good music in general will be discussed not only among musicians, but also among several young people in general.

Music too has its own close friends. And as friends do, they often meet up to create wonderful things together. In this series, we aim to show how dance, theatre, and poetry are all connected to music and, conversely, how the addition of music can enhance these other art forms. As for how we plan to do this, suffice it to say that these special performances in this series are all inspired by folk traditions, so those attending them will also be exposed to some of Hungary’s tremendous richness in this regard! So anyone who enjoys learning new things while having fun would do well to purchase tickets for this series!

This programme is recommended for visitors aged 5 and older.

Contemporary Hungarian film and (rock) music have been in contact practically since the late 1960s. Sometimes more intensively, sometimes more loosely, but they are essentially inseparable.  Before the screenings, Béla Szilárd Jávorszky will talk briefly about the genesis and pop-historical significance of these works, followed by a discussion with a guest film aesthetics expert on the relevant domestic and international trends.

Language: Hungarian

The concerts of our Tuned to Piano program series can easily captivate those who are still far from the world of romantic piano literature, while they also hold new experiences for those who come to the House of Music Hungary as black-belt classical music fans.

Joy, Music, Club Life is a club afternoon that provides an interactive musical experience spent in an informal atmosphere for all those who like to try instrumental-song games.

How can we make music and theatre accessible to all?

The Introduction to Opera series is where the fusion of these two fields – opera – can be understood and enjoyed by everyone. The programme of talks and concerts, which dissects the greatest operas in a humorous and easily accessible way, will continue in the 2024/25 season.

The program is held in Hungarian.

Those of us who still remember how we used to listen to music back when Little Richard sang from shiny black vinyl discs also know what playing records gave music fans: time dedicated to listening to the music with deep absorption, printed lyrics to browse and memorable album covers. And there was even more, because the medium itself influenced the songwriting: the very designation of sides A and B of singles raised the question of the priority and order of the songs, which brought with it the genesis and application of the musical or ideological concept that served as the organising principle behind the entire album.