Hungarian Radio Children’s Choir

Bartók: Twenty-seven Two- and Three-Part Choruses, BB 111a » Leánynéző; Leánykérő; Csujogató Grand Choir
Grand Choir
Conductor: Magdaléna Szűcs 
Tamási Tibor: Four Songs for Children
Szőnyi:33 Easy Choirs for Students on Folk Songs » Este van már, késő este; Haj, haj, haj, letörött a gally
Papp: 35 Easy, Two-Part Choruses » Nyárdicsérő; Macskazene; Hívogató; Zenebolt
Bárdos: Choir of Small Childrens I. » 2. Ugyan, édes komámasszony
Bárdos: On the Border of Europe – Seven Two-Part Choruses for Children to the Melodies of Different Nations » 7. Bikaviadal (Spanyol dallam)
Palánták
Gábor Alszászy (piano)
Conductor: Katalin Körber 
A selection from László Csányiʼs The Childrenʼs Choirsʼ Choir Book
Vecchi: Questo è troppo signora
Regnart: Nach meiner lieb vil hundert knaben trachten
East: How Merrily We Live
Palestrina: Da così dotta man
Friderici: Der Lenz all Äst bekleiden tut
Chamber groups
Conductor: Soma Dinyés 
Ēriks Ešenvalds: Only in Sleep
The 8th graders
Soma Dinyés (teacher)
Badacsonyi szőlőhegyen – népi gyermekjáték fűzés
Choir of the Youngest Children and children in grades 1-2
The choreography was created and trained by Katalin Körber 

INTERMISSION

Süssmayr: Das Namenfest

Grand Choir

Mendelssohn Chamber Orchestra (concertmaster: Péter Kováts)

Students of wind instruments of the King St. Stephen Conservatory

Conductor: Soma Dinyés 

Fehre (attr. Telemann): Der Schulmeister in der Singschule – comic cantata
István Kovács (bass)
Grand Choir
Mendelssohn Chamber Orchestra (concertmaster: Péter Kováts)
Conductor and playing on harpsichord: Soma Dinyés 

Presentation of the Valéria Botka Award, the Lászó Csányi Award and the János Reményi Award Presentation of the Hungarian Radio Children's Choir's Awards for outstanding work in the year 2024/25.
Bring me little Water, Silvy – American folk song
Grand Choir, Choir of the Youngest Children
Mendelssohn Chamber Orchestra (concertmaster: Péter Kováts)
Conductor: Magdaléna Szűcs