Attention, time change. The new start date is 8: 00.
There is something strange about music not speaking between the walls of a concert hall, but above Lake Balaton in the evening lights. On August 6, László Bolyki arrives at the Panorama promenade in Fonyód to present his music show "Sound and Memories" next to the Szaploncay Café.
László Bolyki meets with classical music, singing, jazz and gospel quite naturally. The viola artist at the Music Academy has been part of the Budapest Festival band for a long time, with which he visited several prestigious concert halls around the world. Many of you know from Bolyki Brothers: one of the country's best known as the bass player in the cappella formation can give music a basis just as much as telling an independent story.
The voices and memories promise you a more personal evening with the title. Where music is not simply a series of subsequent shows, it connects memories, meetings and moments. László Bolyki is not only an exceptionally skilled musician, but also a thoughtful storyteller: for him silence, thought and voice are part of the same story.
And to do that, it would be hard to choose a better location. From the Szaploncay promenade, you can see the path of Lake Balaton, Badacsony and the mountains of witnesses at the same time as the evening slowly arrives. The concert starts just at the hour when the daylight lights are getting soft, and the other side is slowly turning into silhouette.
This evening is also for those who know the work of László Bolyki and those who simply want to stop for an hour, sit down and really listen to something. You don't need prior musical knowledge. It's enough curiosity, a summer night and Lake Balaton.
It is worth arriving a little early, choosing a good place and letting the panorama begin to tune in before the show.
Date: Thursday, 6 August 2026, 19: 00-20: 00
Location: Szaploncay Café, Fonyód - Panorama promenade
Access: free
One night with voices, stories and that sunset in Fonyód, to which everyone will probably have another memory.