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President Schmitt opens Zsolnay porcelain exhibition - Hundreds of unique porcelain objects by the renowned Zsolnay porcelain factory went on show in Pecs, southwest Hungary, on Wednesday, at an exhibition opened by President Pal Schmitt.

Hungarian culture to help close gap with China, says state secretary - Presenting the diversity of Hungarian culture and its world-class products aims to narrow the gap between Hungary and China, state secretary for culture Geza Szocs said at the launch of a programme series in China on Monday.

MTI publishes photos from 1968-1979 - Hungarian News Agency MTI has published the seventh, penultimate volume of a series of photo albums entitled "Pictures of an Era".

Hungarian Composer Takes Work to Japan -

The 34-year-old Hungarian composer Márton Illés is taking his work for large ensemble Torso III – which has already been performed in Berlin, Hamburg, Paris and Rome, to Tokyo on August 23.

Exhibition Shows History of Cycling in Capital - The Budapest Historical Museuem’s Kiscelli Museum is opening an exhibition on the cultural history of bicycling in the capital this autumn.

BuSho Short Film Festival Returns -

Budapest’s Vörösmarty cinema will host the 6 th BuSho, Hungary’s biggest short film festival, between August 31 and September 5.

Pécs to Host Adult Puppet Festival -

The Hungarian city of Pécs, which is a 2010 European Capital of Culture, will host the International Adult Puppet Festival on August 23-28.

Pécs to Host Adult Puppet Festival

The Hungarian city of Pécs, which is a 2010 European Capital of Culture, will host the International Adult Puppet Festival on August 23-28.

Exhibition Shows History of Cycling in Capital
The Budapest Historical Museuem’s Kiscelli Museum is opening an exhibition on the cultural history of bicycling in the capital this autumn.

Bartók Recording Named “Album of the Month” by BBC
A recording from the Bartók New Series has been named album of the month in the latest issue of BBC Music Magazine.

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Ting Tings to Bring New Material to Sziget

May 28, 2009

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British pop duo Ting Tings are likely to bring material from their next album to this year's Sziget Festival, a week-long musical extravaganza on an island in the Danube.

Ting Tings will soon start recording their second album in Berlin.

"We have one or two new ideas but we have not started with the demos yet. Once again, it will be just the two of us in the studio and, for the time being, I have no idea what the new songs will sound like. Perhaps they will be a bit rougher but we are still thinking in terms of pop songs. We can only write pop songs. In the next few days, we are going to get all our stuff together and move over to Berlin where we will set up the studio above a jazz pub," said singer Katie White.

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