Experience Mozart’s Requiem at St. Stephen’s Basilica
Immerse yourself in one of Budapest’s most moving classical music events this autumn. On November 2, 2025, at 8 PM, the magnificent St. Stephen’s Basilica will host a powerful performance of W. A. Mozart’s timeless masterpiece, the Requiem.
A night of profound music and emotion
This special concert marks All Souls’ Day, a time for reflection and remembrance, making it the perfect setting for Mozart’s Requiem—a piece that explores themes of life, death, and transcendence. The recently restored grand pipe organ will open the evening with J. S. Bach’s d minor toccata and fugue, filling the historic Basilica with rich, resonant sound that perfectly sets the mood.
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The concert features the professional ETUNAM Mixed Choir accompanied by the Solti Chamber Orchestra, led by conductor András Virágh, a Liszt Prize-winning artist. Vocal soloists include Orsolya Gheorghita (soprano), Zsuzsanna Gion (alto), Zoltán Megyesi (tenor), and Boldizsár Zajkás (bass), with Nagy Gábor Szotyori on the organ.
Why you shouldn’t miss this concert
Mozart’s Requiem is a deeply emotional work that touches on the universal experience of loss, hope, and the mystery of what lies beyond life. The music invites listeners to open their hearts and minds, connecting spiritually amid the beautiful surroundings of Budapest’s iconic Basilica. It’s a moving experience that offers both sadness and solace, making it an unforgettable night for anyone visiting the city during the commemorative season.
Practical information for visitors
- Date and time: November 2, 2025, at 8:00 PM
- Venue: St. Stephen’s Basilica, 1051 Budapest, Szent István tér 1
- Tickets: Available for purchase online (advance booking recommended)
- Please note: No entry for children under 6 years old
Whether you’re a classical music lover or new to this genre, this concert provides a rare opportunity to experience one of Mozart’s most profound works in a stunning, spiritual setting. Make sure to reserve your seat for an evening that blends artistry with deep emotional resonance.
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