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• The Marmara Trio
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  Location- Kings Place 90 York Way London N1 9AG
  
  Mine DoÄŸantan (piano) was born in Istanbul and studied at the Istanbul Conservatory with Verda Ãœn. Mine is the founder of the Marmara Piano Trio, and the recipient of an AHRC award for her research in chamber music performance.
  
  Zsuzsa Berényi (violin) studied the piano at the Bartók Specialist Music School and she got her first class degree at the Liszt Academy of Music on the violin in 2006.
  
  Pal Banda (cello) was born into a musical family in Budapest. He began to learn the cello at the age of 9. At the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music he studied with his father, Ede Banda as well as György Kurtág and Ferenc Rados.
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• Budapest Festival Orchestra
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  Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XX
  
  To launch the joint celebrations marking the Hungarian Presidency of the EU Council and the Liszt Bicentenary, the Embassy of the Republic of Hungary, the Hungarofest Non-Profit Ltd.
  
  and the Hungarian Cultural Centre are proud to support the Budapest Festival Orchestra in concert at the Royal Festival Hall.
  
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• Parallel Gazes by Szabolcs KissPál
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  (Exhibition open: 21 January – 18 February 2011)
  Hungarian Cultural Centre
  
  Parallel Gazes is an exhibition presenting a photographic installation of Szabolcs KissPál at the Hungarian Cultural Centre. The installation is a shortlisted entry for the open call for site specific installation at the adamesque theatre building of the Hungarian Cultural Centre in Covent Garden London.
  
  
  
  
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• Les Corbeaux
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  Linbury Studio Theatre at the Royal Opera House Covent Garden London WC2E 9DD
  
  LONDON INTERNATIONAL MIME FESTIVAL
  
  This visit to London is supported by Culturesfrance and Institut français du Royaume-Uni, and by the Hungarian Cultural Centre London, on the occasion of the Hungarian EU Presidency.
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• Philately – A Cultural Bridge
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  Tuesday, 1 March 2011 19:00
  
  Come and hear how philately can help us to understand more about Hungarian culture, history and society, as well as enabling us to forge closer links with collectors in Hungary and around the world who share an interest in Hungarian stamps and postal history.
  
  Four of the Society’s leading members will give a presentation on perspectives of Hungarian philately which they hope will be stimulating for anyone with an interest in developing closer contacts between Hungary and the UK and in encouraging greater knowledge and understanding of Hungarian culture and society.
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• Hungarian Choral Evening
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  I am Chair of St Laurence Church Fundraising Committee Frodsham, Cheshire WA6 6AD and we have an upcoming event that we think would interest local Hungarian communities.
  
  A vocal ensemble ARS NOVA shall be visiting the UK in August and perform in Church on 25 August 2011. Tickets are £10.
  
  Could this be posted free-of-charge on your website? Our website is www.frodshamevents.com
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• Hungarian Choral Evening
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  I am Chair of St Laurence Church Fundraising Committee Frodsham, Cheshire WA6 6AD and we have an upcoming event that we think would interest local Hungarian communities.
  
  A vocal ensemble ARS NOVA shall be visiting the UK in August and perform in Church on 25 August 2011. Tickets are £10.
  
  Could this be posted free-of-charge on your website? Our website is www.frodshamevents.com
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• London Festival of Architecture - Anatomy of a Street
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  Saturday 19 June 2010
  
  At the London Festival of Architecture the Hungarian Contemporary Architecture Centre KeK will present the Anatomy of a Street exhibition curated by Levente Polyak and Eszter Steierhoffer.
  
  
  
  
  
  Based on an on-going research project Anatomy of a Street is an exhibition portraying two examples of the high street from two Hungarian cities: Pecs and Budapest. The two streets called Kiraly utca are both epicenters of an accelerated urban transformation characteristic to post cold war Eastern Europe.
  
  The exhibition will feature Peter Rakosis window display photos Miklos Suranyis documentation of a specific subculture of artists and musicians hangouts in the area a small scale sculptural installation by Katarina Sevic. There will be contributions by London based Bahbak Hashemi Nezhad a map of power network visualization in the form of a copper engraving by Albert Adam works by the 1000 percent design group and showing of documentaries by Alan Siegel of new building sites in Pecs European Capital of Culture.
  
  During the focus weekend 26 to 27 June a thematic publication the Atlas will launch alongside the performance of Gabo Bartha a food activist from Budapest
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• Last Report on Anna
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  Monday 28 June 2010 10 am
  
  Film Education shows a wide range of films in order to use film as a teaching tool working with the National Curriculum as well as creating and sustaining a cine literate audience.
  
  
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