Honvéd Ensemble Male Choir

The **Honvéd Ensemble Male Choir**, now known as the **Hungarian National Male Choir**, has a rich history dating back to its founding in 1949 as part of the Honvéd Central Art Ensemble. Initially composed of military personnel, the choir evolved over time to feature highly skilled professional singers. Known for their powerful sound, which blends the depth of Slavonic choirs with emotional sensitivity, they have become a prominent figure in the classical music scene both domestically and internationally. The choir is part of the Honvéd Ensemble, a multifaceted cultural institution that includes various dance ensembles and orchestras, and is recognized for its diverse repertoire and collaborations with other renowned musical groups.

The choir's recent performances include notable events such as a guest appearance at Vienna's Musikverein and thematic concerts in Budapest. They have also been involved in educational initiatives, including interactive singing lessons for children. Their discography includes works like **Liszt: Choral Works for Male Voices** and **Liszt: Szekszard Mass / Prometheus**, showcasing their focus on classical choral music.

Genres

Choral

Latest Release

Liszt: Choral Works for Male Voices

Franz Liszt•

Honvéd Ensemble Male Choir•

András Tóth•

Istvan Parkai

Album - 7 Tracks - Released July 15, 2014