Explore colourful soundworlds and celebrate great Hungarian music in a programme conducted by Anu Tali, who makes a welcome return to the RPO.

Liszt’s Hamlet weaves together drama and tragedy in a symphonic poem that depicts the Shakespearean hero, before award-winning Hungarian soloist Barnabás Kelemen performs Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 3.

Bartók infused his Concerto for Orchestra with elements of Hungarian folk music with Western classical traditions to produce a work that possesses a unique and charming inventiveness and showcases every instrument in the orchestra.

This concert is kindly supported by the Liszt Institute – Hungarian Cultural Centre London and the National Cultural Fund of Hungary.