Budapest
Concert in St. Michael's Church

Day/Time:	Sunday, March 4th 2012. 19:00
Venue:	St. Michael’s Church, Budapest

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Programme of 'Concert in St. Michael's Church'

Bach, Johann Sebastian:
Toccata Air

Händel, Georg Friedrich:
Oratorio Messiah - Rejoice

Albinoni, Tomaso Giovanni:
Sonata di Chiesa

Händel, Georg Friedrich:
Xerxes - Largo

Vivaldi, Antonio:
The four seasons - Largo from winter

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About the event 'Concert in St. Michael's Church'

Enjoy a concert in the beautiful St. Michael's Church in the old quarter of Budapest.

The Church of St. Michael (Belvarosi Szent Mihály Templom) on Vaci Street was built in the mid-1700’s and boasts one of the most spectacular main altars in Budapest. In addition to its stunning interior, St. Michael’s also provides excellent acoustics that enhance the rich sounds of a lone soloist or a full orchestra.

The beauty of the historic church and the magic of the music will enchant you.

Last update 2012 Editorial Team Classictic.com

Customer Rating

13 Customer Reviews

ANTHONY T., Hungary wrote on November 12, 2011:

"It was a very good evening. The ensemble was excellent, but the guest soloist, Gyula, Gabora, playing Vivaldi's Winter and Gloria, was below par and his violin was out of tune. He tried several times to retune and pull out the loose strands of horse hair from his bow, but it didn't help much. But, still most enjoyable."

Ilpo H., Finland wrote on October 28, 2011:

"Violinist Gyula was great"

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Artists of Concert in St. Michael's Church

Pfeifer, Gyula

, Soloist
pianist, organist and Bartok-Pasztori prize awarded conductor represents strong Hungarian music tradition. He has graduated from Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest, since 1984 has been member of the Hungarian State Opera, debuted as an opera conductor in 1989 as well as has been the first conductor of the National Theatre of Gyor and faculty member of the Music Academy of Gyor. Between 1989 and 1992 he has taught future conductors at the Respighi Academy in Rome, Italy being an assistant of the famous conductor Moshe Atzmon. Gyula Pfeiffer has performed as a pianist, organist and conductor in many countries including Austria, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Finland, Italy and others and has conducted compositions of Verdi, Puccini, Mozart, Humperdinck to name just a few.