Budapest Festival Orchestra, conducted by Ivan Fischer (Philips 456 570-2).

The Budapest Festival Orchestra filled the Royal Albert Hall with pounding, blinding energy.

He was assistant conductor of the Budapest Festival Orchestra from 1998 to 2000.

While studying, from the age of twenty, he was appointed principal bassoonist of the Budapest Festival Orchestra.

He was Assistant Conductor of the Budapest Festival Orchestra in the 2006-2007 season.

But, for sheer blinding energy, nothing has come anywhere near the Budapest Festival Orchestra's two Proms on Saturday night.

Along with Ivan Fischer, he founded the Budapest Festival Orchestra.

The Budapest Festival Orchestra is run by a nonprofit foundation, something virtually unheard of in Eastern Europe.

For sheer blinding energy, nothing has come anywhere near the Budapest Festival Orchestra's two Proms.

He also became concertmaster of the Budapest Festival Orchestra.

Budapest Festival Orchestra, conducted by Ivan Fischer (Philips 456 570-2).

The Budapest Festival Orchestra filled the Royal Albert Hall with pounding, blinding energy.

Mr. Fischer was heard to excellent effect last fall at Carnegie Hall, with the Budapest Festival Orchestra, which he helped found in 1983.

He was assistant conductor of the Budapest Festival Orchestra from 1998 to 2000.

While studying, from the age of twenty, he was appointed principal bassoonist of the Budapest Festival Orchestra.

He was Assistant Conductor of the Budapest Festival Orchestra in the 2006-2007 season.

Along with Ivan Fischer, he founded the Budapest Festival Orchestra.

The Budapest Festival Orchestra is run by a nonprofit foundation, something virtually unheard of in Eastern Europe.

He also became concertmaster of the Budapest Festival Orchestra.

Iván Fischer and the Budapest Festival Orchestra (1987)