Márkus Tibor
piano
Tibor Márkus received his diploma at the Béla Bartók Conservatory in 1991, then majored in jazz piano at the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music. His professor was Károly Binder. His first record came out in 1991 with Swiss saxophonist, Claudia Raths. His solo album, Waves of Time, was released in 2000. He has also composed choral works, pieces for films and the theatre. He teaches jazz piano and history at the Ferenc Erkel Primary Art Institution and Jazz School, and is also a professor of the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music. In 2005 he was elected the President of the Hungarian Jazz Federation succeeding Attila László in this position.
Awards:
2010 Gold Cross of Merit of the Republic of Hungary
2015 Erkel Prize
Awards:
2010 Gold Cross of Merit of the Republic of Hungary
2015 Erkel Prize
Year | Title | Publisher | Code | Remark |
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1993 | Equinox Jazz Quartet | LMS Fesztiváliroda | LMS 026 CD | |
1999 | Márkus Tibor: Waves of Time - Duo Pieces for 1-12 Tones | Binder Music Manufactory |
Own |
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1999 | Márkus Tibor/Equinox Quartet: Three Trees | Binder Music Manufactory | BMM 9903-2517 3630 |
Own |
2002 | Tibor Márkus, Equinox Quartet: Are you free? | Binder Music Manufactory | BMM 0208-39224640 | |
2002 | 100 éves az Erkel Ferenc Zeneiskola | Távközlési Zenei Al. | ||
2004 | Márkus Tibor: My Pieces | Binder Music Manufactory | BMM 0402-45-254943 |
Own |
2004 | Tibor Márkus/Equinox: Eclectic | Binder Music Manufactory | BMM 0403-46-254943 |
Own |
2005 | Hungarian Jazz Store | BMC HMIC | BMC PCD 016 | Not for sale - only for promotion / 4 CDs |