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Hungarian hornist Imre Magyari studied at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music with Professor Zoitàn Lubik.
He has been a solo horn player with the Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra since 1975 and has performed with famous conductors such as Ferencsik, Abbado, Dohnànyi, Soltl, Doràti, Masur and Kobayashi.
Since 1978 Imre Magyari has taught at the Institute for music teacher training of the Franz Liszt Academy of Music. Many of his students have become solo horn players of several Hungarian and foreign orchestras.
He has been a member of the world famous Budapest Brass Quintet since 1980. Imre Magyari has given many concerts as a soloist throughout Europe, America and Japan.
He has won top awards at four international horn competitions: 1976 in Pabianice (Poland) and in Markneukirchen (Germany), 1978 in Vercelli (Italy) and 1980 in Budapest (Hungary).
Imre Magyari has made numerous records, both as a soloist and as a chamber musician.
Several contemporary composers have written and dedicated new pieces of music to Imre Magyari.
In 1986 the Hungarian Minister of Culture presented him with the Franz Liszt Award for his artistic work.
He has been a solo horn player with the Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra since 1975 and has performed with famous conductors such as Ferencsik, Abbado, Dohnànyi, Soltl, Doràti, Masur and Kobayashi.
Since 1978 Imre Magyari has taught at the Institute for music teacher training of the Franz Liszt Academy of Music. Many of his students have become solo horn players of several Hungarian and foreign orchestras.
He has been a member of the world famous Budapest Brass Quintet since 1980. Imre Magyari has given many concerts as a soloist throughout Europe, America and Japan.
He has won top awards at four international horn competitions: 1976 in Pabianice (Poland) and in Markneukirchen (Germany), 1978 in Vercelli (Italy) and 1980 in Budapest (Hungary).
Imre Magyari has made numerous records, both as a soloist and as a chamber musician.
Several contemporary composers have written and dedicated new pieces of music to Imre Magyari.
In 1986 the Hungarian Minister of Culture presented him with the Franz Liszt Award for his artistic work.