An international mini-conference was held at the Liszt Academy with delegates from the Basel Academy of Music (FHNW), the Milan Conservatory, and the Valencia Conservatory to discuss the planned joint master’s programme.

We, the undersigned professors of piano at the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, were deeply shocked to learn that the Franz Liszt International Piano Competition held in Budapest since 1933 is planned to be organized in Pécs this year, not at the Liszt Academy.

The bagpipe students of the Liszt Academy took part in a masterclass and launched a research project at the Móra Ferenc Museum.

Dr. Dávid Báll, associate professor of the Keyboard and Harp Department held masterclasses and lectures in three countries, and was president of an international competition. 

Roza Amanova, Director of the Research Center for Traditional Culture and Art in Kyrgyzstan, visited the Department to strengthen professional ties.

Jesús María Gómez, rector of the Conservatorio Superior de Música “Óscar Esplá” de Alicante worked with duos and trios.

Instrumental and vocal performing arts students of the Liszt Academy of Music could apply for the grant, here are the ten successful applicants.

Leaders of the Liszt Academy and its Kodály Institute payed tribute at Farkasrét Cemetery, Budapest.

Staff members at the Kecskemét-based institute of the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music have discovered the original manuscript of the composer’s Op. 2, Wind Quintet, written in 1959, among the literary estate of the musicologist László Eősze. The centenarian composer himself shared details about the historically significant document.

The world-renowned composer soon celebrating his 100th birthday took over the diploma certifying the title of honorary doctor personally from the president and vice-president of the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music.