Artists.

​Balázs Fülei (pianist)
„It gave me a great pleasure to listen the performance of the young Hungarian pianist, Balázs Fülei; according to his achievement I find him one of the most promising Hungarian artists of his generation.” (Zoltán Kocsis) 
Balázs Fülei is a Franz Liszt, Artisjus and Junior Prima award winner pianist with more than thirty piano concertos in his repertoire, with all the concertos by Beethoven, Brahms and Bartók among them. The sophisticated compilations of his solo recitals, usually accompanied by the artist’s personal introduction, always put classical music in an exciting new perspective. He is an assistant professor at the Liszt Academy and has been the Head of the Department of Chamber Music since 2015.
https://balazsfulei.com/en/

In the coming period, we look forward to launching new collaborations with outstanding young talents from the classical music world, including remarkable performers from across Europe, Middle-East and Asia.
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Visual Art of Music

The audience's music listening habits have evolved and continue to evolve rapidly. Hence, it is valuable to continually push the traditional boundaries of the classical music concert experience, as it aligns with the mutual interest of both audience and performers to remain connected. We aim to reinforce this shared human value through our creative tools.

Edu Concepts

Listening to music is a significant mental activity for humans. However, in a rapidly changing environment, we often lose points of alignment, or they change so quickly that we become confused. Music education is an important aspect of human culture, through which we can preserve the value of music. Therefore, our educational projects typically involve professional collaborations that support our goals.

Human First

We focus on concert listeners. We understand why they come to our performances and we show them the dimensions that might not have occurred to them before the concert.

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