PENTATON ARTIST AND CONCERT MANAGEMENT Member of EAA - Association Européenne des Agents Artistiques The name, Pentaton refers to the musical expression and also to the five founders. The Pentaton Artist and Concert Management treasures the pentatonia focusing five main activity: event organization, artist management, representation for musical theatre rights, tour management and cultural PR management.
The Pentaton Artist and Concert Management is the oldest and largest private artistic agency in Hungary was founded by four famous operetta singers and an internationally avowed entrepreneur, manager of the Budapest Spring Festival, and later the director of the Thália Theater, Zsófia Zimányi in 1989. The managing director was György Lőrinczy from 1996, who give his place to András Szentpéteri in 2004.Besides arranging the foreign appearances of Hungarian artists, we are also working as organiser and promoter of festivals, exclusive gala evenings, concerts and other events in Hungary and abroad. Our management focuses primarily on music theatre (opera, operetta, musical) and classical music projects but jazz, folk, world music and dance productions of high quality are also included in our agency's profile.
Event organization
Tour management and cultural PR management
Artist management
International cultural projects
Theatre rights
At the request of our Hungarian and foreign partners, we are working with almost all the most significant ensembles, orchestras and soloists of the Hungarian field of arts, among others with the Budapest Operetta and Musical Theatre, whose foreign appearance (tours and co-productions in Europe, Asia, North-America) is exclusively represented and coordinated by Pentaton.
Milan Expo, 2015
In 2015 Pentaton was responsible for all the programs of the Hungarian Pavilion at Milan Expo.
More than
300
- concerts, dance,
- music performances,
- conferences and exhibitions were organized by us.
Festival of Folk Arts – 2003-2016.
Buda Castle Concerts 2018., 2019.
Erika Miklósa (coloratura soprano opera singer)
Bellini: I Capuleti e i Montecchi – Giulietta
Delibes: Lakmé - Lakmé
Donizetti: Lammermoori
Lucia - Lucia
Donizetti: Don
Pasquale – Norina
Mozart: Die
Zauberflöte – Die
Königin der Nacht Verdi:
Traviata - Violetta
Sylvester Levay:
Elisabeth, Rebecca, Mozart!
Gerard Presgurvic:
Romeo and Juliet, Gone with the Wind
Szakcsi-MP Sziámi-KERO:
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Tibor Kocsák-Somogyi
Szilárd-Tibor Miklós:
Abigel
György Böhm-György Kocsmáros-
László Pásztor-György Jakab-Emese Hatvani:
Neoton musical
Béla Zerkovitz’s works
Bálint Bársony - Attila Lőrinczy:
American comedy
Ervin Lázár - Péter Závada - Edina Mókus Szirtes:
Arnica the Duck Princess
David Rodgers-Charles Strouse:
Flowers for Algernon
Richard Rodgers-Oscar Hammerstein II.:
Carousel
Benedek Darvas - Rita Ádám - Péter Závada - Maurice Maeterlinck:
The blue bird
Emmerich Kálmán:
Die Csárdásfürstin
(Munich, Amsterdam, Tokyo, Rome, Baden-Baden, Berlin, 4 cities in Ukraine, Muscat, Tel Aviv)
Emmerich Kálmán:
Countess Maritza
(Munich, Baden-Baden, London, Tokyo, Tel Aviv)
Franz Lehár:
The Merry Widow
(16 cities in Japan, Catanzaro, Münich, Dubai)
Alan Menken:
The Beauty and the Beast (Germany, Switzerland, Austria – more than 900 performances in 5 years)
Operetta and Musical Galas
(Vienna, Regensburg, Munich, Nuremberg, Essen,
Stuttgart, Aspendos, Sanghai, Tokyo, Osaka, Chigasaki, Nagoya, Doha)
