Creidmheasanna feidhmíochta
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Léirithe san am a chuaigh thart 2023 — Inné
1 more chance! – V., Mozart
Pannon Philharmonic PécsPiano
Féach ar an gclár, an fhoireann agus an fhoireannOntmoeting tussen twee jonge meesters, FagerlundTchaikovsky, P. I.MussorgskyRavel
Radio Filharmonisch OrkestPiano
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Müpa BudapestPiano
Féach ar an gclár, an fhoireann agus an fhoireannConcert Of The Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra – Nyíregyháza, RavelBartókDebussy
Hungarian National PhilharmonicPiano
Féach ar an gclár, an fhoireann agus an fhoireannÉvadnyitó hangverseny, DebussyRavelBartók
Müpa BudapestPiano
Féach ar an gclár, an fhoireann agus an fhoireannBeethovennel A Szabadban – 2023, Beethoven
Hungarian National PhilharmonicPiano
Féach ar an gclár, an fhoireann agus an fhoireannLéirithe le Teacht
3Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, Tchaikovsky, P. I.BeethovenHindemith
Kissinger Sommer FestivalPiano
Féach ar an gclár, an fhoireann agus an fhoireannHaydn, Mozart, Hummel – Mihály Berecz, MozartHummel, J. N.Haydn
Hungarian National PhilharmonicPiano
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Theater OsnabrückPiano
Féach ar an gclár, an fhoireann agus an fhoireannBeathaisnéis
Winner of the Liszt-Bartók Prize at the 15th Concours Géza Anda 2021 Mihály Berecz was born in Budapest in 1997 and began to learn the violin at the age of six. Later, in parallel with his work in various orchestras, he began to devote himself to the piano with Edit Major and Erzsébet Belák. He obtained his First Class Honours Bachelor of Music degree at the Royal Academy of Music in London with Christopher Elton, however. Winner of the Debut Berlin International Concerto Competition, Mihály performed for the first time at the Berlin “Philharmonie” in June 2017. Previous awards include the Golden Prize of the 2nd Manhattan International Music Competition and the Harriet Cohen Bach Prize of the Royal Academy of Music. At the 2013 Young Euro Classic Festival he performed Liszt’s “Hungarian F
