
Production
Orchestral Symphony Concert
An orchestral concert featuring three contrasting works: Saint-Saëns’s Spartacus Overture, Chopin’s F minor Piano Concerto (Op. 21) with Mitra Kotte as soloist, and Brahms’s Symphony No. 1 in C minor (Op. 68) conducted by György Mészáros, performed by the Miskolc Symphony Orchestra. The program highlights youthful energy in Saint-Saëns, lyrical sensitivity in Chopin—contextualized by the composer’s first public Warsaw concert in 1830—and Brahms’s heroic sound world, often linked to Beethoven’s legacy as a figurative “Tenth.”

Piano
Mitra Kotte
Conductor
György Mészáros
Conductor
György Mészáros
Conductor
György MészárosComposer
Camille Saint-SaënsComposer
Fryderyk ChopinComposer