Máté Balogh, who is resident composer of the Győr Philharmonic Orchestra in the 2021–22 season, is preparing for two world premieres with the ensemble.

Blue, a new orchestral composition by Balázs Kecskés D., is premiered in Concertgebouw, Amsterdam.

Danubia Orchestra Óbuda has commissioned three Hungarian composers to honour Bach’s The Art of Fugue with their music. The premiere takes place on January 30 at the Academy of Music, Budapest under the direction of Benjamin Bayl.

András Wilheim, an outstanding Bartók scholar, an internationally recognized expert on American avant-garde music, and constant editor of György Kurtág's works, has passed away.

Premiere of the new version of Gyula Csapó's Viola Concerto was held in Budapest on January 15, 2022.

On the 100th anniversary of the first edition, a facsimile edition and a new edition with Hungarian and English texts have been published simultaneously.

Piano pieces by Liszt and Bartók, instrumented for big orchestra by Zoltán Kocsis, were published by UMP Editio Musica Budapest.

Universal Music Publishing Group (UMPG) today announced that Natasha Baldwin has been promoted to Executive Vice President, Classics and Screen. Based in London, she will report to Jody Gerson, UMPG Chairman and CEO, and Marc Cimino, UMPG Chief Operating Officer.

Máté Balogh will be the Composer-in-Residence of the Győr Philharmonic Orchestra in the 2021/2022 season: his first premiere, Raabertüre, will take place on September 24.

For Musikfest Berlin, Pierre-Laurent Aimard has compiled a series of more than thirty Kurtág miniatures for piano, including six previously unveiled compositions to be premiered on September 11 at the Chamber Hall of Philharmonie.