Artist database

1940 - 2008

He started to play clarinet in 1954, and at the same year he became the student of the Kodály Zoltán Secondary School of Music. In 1958 he had his final examination at the Conservatoire, where his teacher was János Titz. He graduated from the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music in 1963, where he studied with György Balassa.

In 1962 he became a member of the Budapest Symphony Orchestra of the Hungarian Radio, and had been its prime clarinetist for 40 years. He was the member of the Hungarian Wind Quintet.

Awards:
1970 Niveau Prize
1988 Bartók-Pásztori DAward
2003 Niveau Prize

Year	Title	Publisher	Code	Remark
1969	Bozay Attila: Quartetto per archi, Op.9; Variazioni per pianoforte; Op.10; Papírszeletek, Op.5; Pezzo concertanto, Op.11; Pezzo sinfonico, Op.13 (Bozay, Attila: Quartetto per archi, Op.9; Variazioni per pianoforte; Op.10; Paper Slips, Op.5; Pezzo concertanto, Op.11; Pezzo sinfonico, Op.13)	Hungaroton	LPX 11412	LP
1969	Contemporary Hungarian Music - Durkó Zsolt: Una rapsodia ungherese; Psicogramma; I. vonósnégyes; Szimbólumok; Fioriture (Una rapsodia ungherese; Psicogramma; String Quartet No.1; Szimbólumok; Fioriture)	Hungaroton	LPX 11363	LP
1972	Hidas Frigyes: Fúvósötös No.2; Bozay Attila: Fúvósötös, Op.6; Láng István: Fúvósötös No.2; Petrovics Emil: Fúvósötös (Hidas, Frigyes: Wind Quintet No.2; Bozay, Attila: Wind Quintet, Op.6; Láng, István: Wind Quintet No.2; Petrovics, Emil: Wind Quintet)	Hungaroton	LPX 11630	LP
1987	Csemiczky: Commedia senza parole; Előhívó ének; Kyrie; Antiphonae No. 2 (Csemiczky, Miklós: Commedia senza parole; Summoning Song; Kyrie; Antiphonae No. 2)	Hungaroton	SLPX 12854	LP
2001	Durkó Zsolt: Magyar rapszódia; Hegedűverseny; Széchenyi-oratórium (Una rapsodia ungherese; Violin Concerto; Széchenyi Oratorio)	Hungaroton	HCD 32027