It is often that not radical innovators but keepers are those who play a main role in the history of music. Composers who consciously keep and save some of the values of recent or past times. And, of course, even the most daring ones can turn out to be ones whoe are revitalizing tradition. Budapest Strings are inviting the audience to a dialogue of moderns and classics again, and offer delicacies such as Schönberg's juvenile circulatory, the orchestral music by the Bach-sons, pieces of great Hungarian classical music or compositions by Judit Varga, Máté Balogh and Adam Brandenburg.