PIANO EVENING BY MISI BOROS

August 16, Saturday, 2025, 7:00 PM-9:00 PM

Under the title “Faces”, we can enjoy a piano concert performed by Misi Boros, a Junior Prima and Young Ambassador of Hungarian Classical Music award-winning pianist. In addition to works by J. S. Bach, L. v. Beethoven, and Béla Bartók from his rich repertoire, the young pianist will also include pieces by surprise composers. By popular demand, this is his third performance in the chamber hall of Csigó Malom. Alongside the music, Misi Boros will take us through the history of music by presenting the “portraits” of the composers, bringing to life the personalities behind the compositions.

Salon program: signing session and informal conversation accompanied by a wine tasting.

Ticket: 4.500 HUF

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Misi Boros pianist, who was recognized by the public as a prodigy in 2014, was born on April 11, 2003, in Pécs.

He has spent all his free time at the piano since the age of four. He began his musical studies at six and from the age of eight was a student of the Special Talents Class at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich.

After winning the first season of the classical music talent show Virtuózok in 2014, he was admitted at age 11 to the Special Talents Class of the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music. Since 2017, his mentor has been pianist Gergely Bogányi.

In addition to his domestic successes, he has won piano competitions in Rome, Milan, and Paris. By the age of seventeen, he had performed in more than 300 concerts, collaborating with over 20 orchestras and conductors on some of the most prestigious stages across Europe, the United States, and the Far East.

He is committed to making classical music more widely known. At a joint concert with Virtuózok held at the Papp László Sports Arena, 5,000 people attended, and in Shenzhen, China, he represented Hungarian culture in front of an audience of 40,000. The live broadcast was followed by 400 million viewers online.

His talent has been recognized with numerous awards. One of his most respected professional admirers is pianist Tamás Vásáry, who said, “...Misi will truly become one of the greatest artists we know.”

The press has dubbed him “the prince of the piano.” Misi Boros’s charming presence and captivating personality have also contributed to audiences embracing him from the very first moment.

Since 2023, he has regularly performed for the audience at Csigó Malom.