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Hungarian pianist to play at conservatory

The HCM City Conservatory of Music will present a recital by Hungarian pianist Balazs Fulei on December 16 evening.
Hungarian pianist to play at conservatory ảnh 1Hungarian pianist Balazs Fulei will host a recital at the HCM City Conservatory of Music on December 15 (File photo from Balazs Fulei’s Facebook page)

HCM City(VNA) - The HCM City Conservatory of Music will present a recital by Hungarianpianist Balazs Fulei on December 16 evening.

The pianist will perform masterpieces by Hungarian composers Bartok, Liszt andKodaly.

Fulei, 32, began studying music when he was eight years old. He received adiploma from the Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest in 2008. He has wontop prizes at the Hungarian National Piano Competition and InternationalTchaikovsky Competition in Moscow.

Fulei has also given concerts in Europe, the US, Japan, China, India, Israeland Australia.

The concert will begin at 7:30pm at the Conservatory of Music, 112 Nguyen DuStreet in District 1. Tickets at 200,000-300,000 VND are available at thevenue.-VNA
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