Between February 2 and 8, Benjamin Appl and Pierre-Laurent Aimard recorded songs by Schubert, Brahms and György Kurtág in the studio of the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest.

György Kurtág was also present throughout the recording, and even sat down at the piano for two songs.
Excerpt from Brahms' Sonntag (recorded during the rehearsal):

After the concert performances in Hamburg and Cologne in 2023, György Kurtág Kurtág's opera based on the text of Samuel Beckett will be performed five times in the Theater Dortmund in March and May.

György Kurtág's one-act opera, based on Samuel Beckett's play, has so far been performed in six countries: in Milan (2018), Amsterdam (2019), Valencia (2020), Paris (2022), Antwerp (2022) and London (2023).  The work is performed in Budapest at the Palace of Arts (12th), followed by the German premiere at the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg (15th) and the Filharmonie in Cologne (20th).

Ryan Wigglesworth, the conductor of the London premiere of Fin de partie, came to Hungary on 11 July and worked with Kurtág for three days at the Budapest Music Center to prepare the performance.

Fin de partie will be premiered in the UK at BBC Proms on August 17.

On the centenary of György Ligeti's birth, as a part of Budapest Music Center's (BMC) festival Ligeti100, György Kurtág inaugurated György Ligeti Street next to the BMC.

Kurtág’s new orchestral composition commemorates the centenary of his close friend, György Ligeti.

On May 4, 2023, The Orchestra Now, conducted by Leon Botstein, will perform Kurtág's composition for solo violin, solo viola and large orchestra in New York City.