Pannon Philharmonic

The audience gave loud ovation at the Pannon Philharmonic’s concert on 25 November 2013, at the 7th Autumn in Normandy in Rouen. At  the concert at the Théâtre Charles Dullinban, the orchestra played the orchestral cross-section of Wagner’s Tristan and Isolde, rearranged by Henk de Vlieger and Béla Bartók’s Bluebeard’s Castle, which the audience welcome with a huge ovation, many of them with a standimg applause and shouting “bravo”, the international sign of like. 
A koncerteken a Pannon Filharmonikusok Daniel Kawka vezényletével, Cser Krisztián és Miksch Adrienn közreműködésével lép színpadra. At the festival concerts, the Pannon Philharmonic was led by Maestro Daniel Kawka; the soloist were Krisztián Cser and Adrienn  Miksch.
This year, the festival is about masculinity and femininity, with contemporary and historical works, asking for help of the language of diverse art forms: theatre, music, and dance.
After the festival, the orchestra gives some tasting from the programme of the concerts in Normandy for its Pécs audience, too: at its Orchestral Obsession concert on 29 November, at 7.00pm at the Kodály Centre.