This year, the Association of Hungarian Choirs, Orchestras and Folk Music Ensembles (KÓTA) presented one of its annual awards to head of department and Vice-President of Education Csaba Kutnyánszky, and a posthumous award to university professor Mária Kleeberg Strohmayer.

A Ljubljanai Egyetem a Pro Universitate Labacensi plakettel ismerte el a Liszt Ferenc Zeneművészeti Egyetemmel folytatott oktatási és kulturális együttműködést.

András Keller, winner of numerous Hungarian and international prizes and founder of the Keller Quartet, joins the jury of this year’s round of the Bartók World Competition for string quartets.

The January 1 concert organised by the Liszt Academy, the Hungarian public service broadcasting organisation MTVA and the Hungarian Radio Music Ensembles, an event that has by now become a tradition, will be conducted in 2022 by Ádám Medveczky, Kossuth Prize-winning artist and lecturer at the Liszt Academy.

Okamoto Shinsuke in first place, his piece is on the repertoire of next year String Quartet Competition