▷Recommended for
- Those who want to experience live music performance up close and personal
- Those who want to enjoy both a calm space and a powerful stage.
- Interested in art and music culture?
Start with glass art exhibit
Upon entering the museum, the first thing that catches the eye are the delicate glass objects. The space, sparkling in the natural light, has the serenity of a museum, making it an enjoyable introduction to the museum just to look around. This is a must-see exhibit for art and craft lovers.
Tranquil stage space that extends to the back of the building.
Proceeding to the back of the glass exhibit, one comes to a stage area where the air seems to be slightly taut. The audience seating area is designed in the form of a staircase, giving a clear view of the entire stage. Standing there is a single singer. The stage direction and lighting are modest, and the simplicity of the stage enhances the audience’s concentration.
Powerful live singing performance
The main content was a solo performance of a Hungarian folk song by a singer. Although the composition was almost a cappella, the powerful voice of the singer echoing through the hall was simply stunning. Even if you do not understand the words, the music reaches straight to your heart and grabs the hearts of the audience.
Climax filled with applause
When a song ends, the audience spontaneously bursts into applause, leaving a lingering sense of unity. The greatest attraction of this pavilion is the “quietness” of the exhibition, followed by a rush of emotion on the stage.
Summary｜The gap between stillness and movement is a memorable pavilion
The Hungarian Pavilion begins with a quiet exhibition surrounded by beautiful glass artworks, followed by a powerful live singing performance that will immediately move the viewer’s emotions. The stage, which does not rely on flashy staging, but moves the heart with the power of the music itself, is truly a unique experience. The ability to sit and enjoy the show from a comfortable seat is a great point of interest, making this pavilion highly recommended for those interested in music and art.
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