Pierre-Laurent Aimard recently visited Kurtág in Budapest to prepare a recording project of Kurtág’s piano music under the composer’s supervision. On this occasion, he was interviewed about his long-term relationship with Kurtág and the current project.

Five chamber music works by Máté Bella have been published in recent months, which prove their author’s sensitivity to small forms and the diversity of his writing, which finds a free transition among different styles. 

On November 26, …circumdederunt… in memoriam Rita Wagner by Kurtág was premiered at the IMS Prussia Cove jubilee concert in Wigmore Hall.

Three new recordings of György Kurtág’s solo and chamber music have been recently released.

Vikingur Ólafsson's forthcoming new album intermingles childhood memories and a celebration of his hero, 96-year-old Hungarian composer and pianist György Kurtág.

Composer Árpád Balázs celebrates his 85th birthday. To commemorate this occasion, a two-volume selection of his choral works has been published, comprising his rich output of this genre from the last six decades.

Composer György Orbán turns 75. On this occasion UMP Editio Musica Budapest has published his 'Razumovsky Trilogy' for string orchestra.

In 2023, Hungarian music life will commemorate the 80th anniversary of the birth of Zoltán Jeney (1943–2019). Prior to the anniversary, UMP Editio Musica Budapest has now published the scores of three significant works for orchestra and chamber ensemble, with the support of the National Cultural Fund.

At the end of April, György Kurtág’s Beckett opera Fin de partie will be premiered in Paris. Conductor Markus Stenz, who recently visited Kurtág in Budapest, talks about this masterpiece before the Paris performances.