A review has been published in Canada in the latest volume of the International Education Studies Journal on the Creative Piano Pedagogy developed by two eminent Hungarian Kodály specialists under the name ZeneZen.

Our Erasmus+ Strategic partnership project PRESTO - Practices and Resources for Equipping Schools to Teach Music Online has completed a fantastic study trip to Helsinki, hometown of our Finnish project partner Caprice Oy.

The Bösendorfer instrument in the Kodály Museum has been fully reconstructed with the help of a grant from the National Cultural Fund.

The Director of the Kodály Institute László Nemes and Cristina Brito da Cruz, Professor of Music Education, Director of Centro Kodály de Portugal ran a 2-day Kodály-concept training in Praia, Cape Verde. 

On April 6 H.E.Mr. Park Chulmin, Ambassador of the Republic of South Korea to Hungary, visited the Institute.

The Kodály Museum, together with the Liszt Museum, became part of a 40-member European association of musicians’ and composers’ memorial museums, with the founding document of the agreement signed in France on 3 April.

AKA (Red), Chamber Choir of the Institute - together with the Singing Circle of Kecskemét conducted by Péter Erdei and the Aurin Girls' Choir conducted by László Durányik - performed successfully at the concert entitled “Da pacem, Domine” - Wish for Peace in the Lutheran Church on March 26 as part of the Kecskemét Spring Festival.