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.

to BA and MA study programmes at the Kodály Institute

In the Hungarian pavilion of this year's world fair in the Japanese metropolis, Gábor Csaba, Deputy State Secretary for Cultural Diplomacy as well as Liszt Academy’s vice president Gyula Fekete and Judit Rajk, Director of the Kodály Institute held a presentation.

This year's QS World University Rankings by Subject placed the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music 24th in the Performing Arts category and 12th in music education, which means it is among the best higher education institutions in the world.

Greetings on the occasion of the 80th birthday of Professor Péter Erdei, founding director of the Kodály Institute.