Philharmonia Hungarica

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Philharmonia Hungarica was a renowned post-World War II Hungarian refugee orchestra based in Germany, noted for its extensive recordings and collaborations with major conductors such as Antal Doráti.

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instanceOf orchestra
symphony orchestra
alsoKnownAs Philharmonia Hungarica Orchestra NERFINISHED
basedIn Germany NERFINISHED
collaboratedWith Antal Doráti NERFINISHED
major international soloists
countryOfOrigin Hungary NERFINISHED
culturalRole symbol of Hungarian musical life in exile
disbandedDueTo financial difficulties
withdrawal of government subsidies
dissolved 2001
era post-World War II
formedAfter Hungarian Revolution of 1956 NERFINISHED
foundedBy Hungarian refugee musicians
genre classical music
hasEthos preservation of Hungarian musical culture in exile
hasMemberType professional musicians
hasRepertoire Central European classical repertoire
Classical and Romantic symphonic works
Hungarian composers
hasType refugee orchestra
headquarters Marl, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany NERFINISHED
inception 1956
location Marl, Germany NERFINISHED
notableConductor András Ligeti NERFINISHED
Antal Doráti NERFINISHED
Uri Segal NERFINISHED
Zoltán Rozsnyai NERFINISHED
notableFor being a post-World War II Hungarian refugee orchestra
collaborations with major conductors
extensive recording activity
notableRecording complete symphonies of Joseph Haydn under Antal Doráti
works by Béla Bartók
works by Franz Liszt
works by Zoltán Kodály
performedIn Austria NERFINISHED
Germany NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
other European countries
recordLabel Decca Records
Hungaroton NERFINISHED
Mercury Records
Philips Records NERFINISHED
sponsoredBy West German government NERFINISHED
supportedBy City of Marl NERFINISHED
North Rhine-Westphalia NERFINISHED

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Antal Doráti workedWith Philharmonia Hungarica