Celebrate Piano Day 2025 in Budapest: A Musical Feast for Piano Lovers
Get ready to hit all the right notes this March as Budapest celebrates Piano Day 2025! Whether you’re a seasoned pianist, an admirer of classical music, or someone who just loves the sound of tinkling keys, this global celebration of the piano promises unforgettable experiences across the city. From street performances to grand concerts, here’s your guide to making the most of Piano Day in Budapest.
MOMkult Kupolaterem: A Night of Neo-Classical Magic
For an evening steeped in ambiance and artistry, head to MOMkult’s Kupolaterem for Budapest’s official Piano Day concert. Featuring renowned artists and rare instruments like the Una Corda piano, this event is a must-see for fans of modern classical music.
- Performers:
- Vaghy – The Hungarian pioneer of neo-classical and ambient music.
- Charmey – French-Hungarian pianist blending ambient and classical styles.
- Leonard Lehmann – German composer known for his fusion of acoustic and electronic elements.
- Gyönyösi Gábor – Improvisational maestro with a unique electro-acoustic Yamaha CP70 piano.
- Why Go: Experience breathtaking compositions in one of Budapest’s most acoustically stunning venues.
- Pro Tip: Arrive early to soak in the Kupolaterem’s magical atmosphere.
📍 Location: MOM Kulturális Központ
📅 Date: March 29
Fény Utcai Piac: Music Meets Marketplace
Don’t just listen—play! Thanks to Márton Demeter’s inspiring BudapestPiano initiative, communal pianos are scattered across public spaces in Budapest, inviting anyone to sit down and play a tune. You can kick off Piano Day with a vibrant celebration at the Fény Street Market on March 29. This unique event combines the bustling energy of a marketplace with the magic of live piano performances. Expect free concerts all day long, featuring an exciting lineup of talented artists.
- Performers:
- Havai Csongor
- Charmey
- Fool Connection
- Nyőgér József
- Rédei Alex
- Heyya Norbo feat. Zita
- Micko
- Why Go: Enjoy beautiful melodies while soaking up the lively atmosphere of one of Budapest’s most beloved markets.
- Pro Tip: Grab a coffee and let the music transport you as you explore local vendors.
📍 Location: Fény Utcai Piac
📅 Date: March 29, from 10:00 AM
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Liszt Ferenc International Airport: Music on the Move
On March 29, from 7:00 AM to 7:30 PM, passengers will be treated to captivating live performances by celebrated Hungarian pianists and emerging talents. The concerts will take place at Pier 1 and Pier B, showcasing iconic works by Ferenc Liszt alongside a diverse mix of musical styles, including classical and contemporary pieces.
- Performers:
- Gergely Bogányi
- Richárd Révész
- Lili Fehér
- Szandra Iván
- Norbert Kardos
- Attila Juhász
- László Borbély and his student
- Talented young stars from Virtuosos
- Why Go: Perfect for those passing through Budapest or looking for a unique way to celebrate Piano Day.
- Bonus: Follow their Instagram page for live broadcasts and surprise giveaways—your piano skills might just win you a prize!
📍 Location: Terminal 2, Liszt Ferenc International Airport
📅 Date: March 29
Interactive Piano Sessions for All
Between performances, travelers will have the opportunity to showcase their own musical talents at the pianos. Whether you’re an experienced musician or a curious beginner, this is your chance to participate in the celebration.
Why Celebrate Piano Day?
As Nils Frahm, founder of Piano Day, once said: “The world needs Piano Day because it doesn’t hurt to celebrate the piano.” This global event honors not just the instrument but also its composers, performers, makers, tuners—and most importantly—the listeners. With events spanning from street corners to concert halls, Piano Day is a celebration that resonates with everyone.
Make March Magical 🎶
Budapest is pulling out all stops for Piano Day this year. Whether you’re exploring bustling markets, attending grand concerts, or playing your own melody on a communal piano, there’s no better way to celebrate this iconic instrument. So mark your calendar for March 29 and let Budapest’s music scene sweep you off your feet!
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