Main Patron: Prof. Dr. Gábor Szabó, President of the University of SzegedPatron: Prof. Dr. Zsolt Molnár, Head of Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive therapy

18-29th July 2013

HUNGARYSzeged, Budapest

The European Medical Students’ Orchestra (EMSO) was founded in Wurzburg, Germany in 1993. The orchestra consists of medical students and young doctors from all over Europe, all of whom have talent and passion for playing music. Each year, theorchestra meets in a different European city for around 10 days of intensive rehearsals and social activities, culminating in severalfantastic charity concerts. Over the years, EMSO has had a great deal of scope owing to the excellent standard of its performances. InLjubljana, 1996 the concert was broadcasted on Slovenian national radio. In Budapest in 2002, a Hungarian journalist wrote that theorchestra’s performance of Liszt’s Piano Concerto was “thrilling from beginning to the end”. In Poznan, 2004, the concert was attended by more than a thousand listeners in addition to being broadcasted by Polish national radio. In a similar way, EMSO has been greeted within various European cities by several notable figures. In Aberdeen, 1999, the orchestra was invited to dine with the Lord Mayor, and in Porto, 2001, it was welcomed by the Portuguese Culture Secretary.

The European Medical Students’ Choir (EMSC) wasfounded in London, England, in 1996 The choir consists of medical students and young doctors from all over Europe. Since itsbeginnings in 1996, EMSC events took place up to twice a year until 2009, when it combined forces with EMSO forming European Medical Students' Orchestra and Choir (EMSOC).

students and young doctors from all over Europe. Since its

founded in Wurzburg, Germany in 1993. The orchestra consists of medical students and young doctors from all over Europe, all of

intensive rehearsals and social activities, culminating in several

whom have talent and passion for playing music. Each year, the

The European Medical Students’ Choir (EMSC) was

beginning to the end”. In Poznan, 2004, the concert was attended by

Polish national radio. In a similar way, EMSO has been greeted within more than a thousand listeners in addition to being broadcasted by Polish national radio. In a similar way, EMSO has been greeted within

fantastic charity concerts. Over the years, EMSO has had a great deal of scope owing to the excellent standard of its performances. InLjubljana, 1996 the concert was broadcasted on Slovenian national radio. In Budapest in 2002, a Hungarian journalist wrote that theorchestra’s performance of Liszt’s Piano Concerto was “thrilling from beginning to the end”. In Poznan, 2004, the concert was attended by more than a thousand listeners in addition to being broadcasted by Polish national radio. In a similar way, EMSO has been greeted within Polish national radio. In a similar way, EMSO has been greeted within Polish national radio. In a similar way, EMSO has been greeted within Polish national radio. In a similar way, EMSO has been greeted within

The European Medical Students’ Orchestra (EMSO) was founded in Wurzburg, Germany in 1993. The orchestra consists of medical students and young doctors from all over Europe, all of whom have talent and passion for playing music. Each year, theorchestra meets in a different European city for around 10 days of intensive rehearsals and social activities, culminating in severalfantastic charity concerts. Over the years, EMSO has had a great deal of scope owing to the excellent standard of its performances. InLjubljana, 1996 the concert was broadcasted on Slovenian national radio. In Budapest in 2002, a Hungarian journalist wrote that theorchestra’s performance of Liszt’s Piano Concerto was “thrilling from beginning to the end”. In Poznan, 2004, the concert was attended by more than a thousand listeners in addition to being broadcasted by Polish national radio. In a similar way, EMSO has been greeted within various European cities by several notable figures. In Aberdeen, 1999, the orchestra was invited to dine with the Lord Mayor, and in Porto, 2001, it was welcomed by the Portuguese Culture Secretary.

The European Medical Students’ Choir (EMSC) wasfounded in London, England, in 1996 The choir consists of medical students and young doctors from all over Europe. Since itsbeginnings in 1996, EMSC events took place up to twice a year until 2009, when it combined forces with EMSO forming European Medical

various European cities by several notable figures. In Aberdeen, 1999, various European cities by several notable figures. In Aberdeen, 1999,

more than a thousand listeners in addition to being broadcasted by Polish national radio. In a similar way, EMSO has been greeted within more than a thousand listeners in addition to being broadcasted by more than a thousand listeners in addition to being broadcasted by Polish national radio. In a similar way, EMSO has been greeted within

About EMSOC

EMSOC 2013 SZEGED, BUDAPEST 18-29.

The EMSOC repertoire

EMSOC's high standard is clearly demonstrated by theprevious years' repertoire. A non-exhaustive: Liszt: 1st PianoConcerto, Mozart: Requiem, Mahler: 10th symphony, Carl Orff:Carmina Burana, Stravinskiy : Firebird and many more.

The 2013 program:

Kodaly: Dances from Galanta Carl Orff: Carmina Burana

EMSOC 2013 SZEGED, BUDAPEST 18-29.

European medical students' orchestra and choir began in 2009 when European medical students' orchestra (EMSO) andEuropean medical students' choir (EMSC) joined forces to produce aspectacular series of concerts in Slovenia. The union of the orchestra and the choir was so successful that the cooperation continued with concerts in Manchester in 2010 and in Germany in 2011 with once again spectacular concerts. Last year (2012) the orchestra and choirassembled in Croatia, where they continued the tradition of EMSOC.

The EMSOC 2013

EMSOC celebrates its 20 years anniversary this summer.

The charity concerts will take place:

2013. July 26. Szeged, Open Air Festival 2013. July 28. Budapest

EMSOC 2012, Rijeka, CroatiaEMSOC 2012, Rijeka, Croatia

EMSOC 2013 SZEGED, BUDAPEST 18-29.

Main Patron: Prof. Dr. Gábor Szabó, President of the University of Szeged.

Patron: Prof. Dr. Zsolt Molnár, Head of Department ofAnaesthesiology and Intensive therapy.

Sponsored by

University of Szeged Szeged Open Air Festival Hungarian Medical Students' International Relations Committee Universitas Symphonic Orchestra

Szeged, Open Air Festival

EMSOC's high standard is clearly demonstrated by theprevious years' repertoire. A non-exhaustive: Liszt: 1st PianoConcerto, Mozart: Requiem, Mahler: 10th symphony, Carl Orff:Carmina Burana, Stravinskiy : Firebird and many more.

EMSOC 2013 SZEGED, BUDAPEST 18-29.

Sponsored by

2013. július 18–29.

HUNGARYSzeged, Budapest

EMSOC 2013 SZEGED, BUDAPEST 18-29.