Curriculum Vitae
Two musical instruments and many musical activities are essential parts of my life. One of the instruments is the french horn. I finished my studies in Bartok Bela Conservatory with TAFE (OKJ) exam. In 2014 I graduated in Vienna Conservatory Budapest as a french horn teacher. As a horn player I often play in orchestras but I play as a soloist too.
I have been playing principal horn in the symphonic orchestra of BME (Budapest University of Technology and Economics). I have already mentioned (in the Professional Experiences section) the important artworks that I played.
I played in many orchestras in Budapest and also in the symphonic orchestra of Gödöll?. I am also glad to take part in chamber music. In 2015, with a wind quintet group we earned a gold qualification in the competition of wind instrument teachers.
Four times I was passiv participant at the Bartók Seminary in Szombathely. As active participant I played at the masterclasses in Sárospatak and Nagyvárad.
In 2016 and 2017 I took apart in the Collegium Musicum sommer academy.
My other favourite musical instrument is the piano. I play solo and I like to accompany other musicians, choir and dancers too. In Waldorf schools I have been piano accompanist during eurythmie lessons for five years. It is a pleasure for me to imporvise too.
It was a pleasure that during my studies I could learn conducting. I successfully graduated as chamber music group leader. At that time I conducted my wind instrument arrangement of Rachmaninoff’s Paganini Raphsody.
However I love playing music but I also want to understand it. I was always interested in researching what is inside. (In music and in other cases too.) Answering music theorical questions are important for me. I wrote my thesis of Mozart D-minor piano concerto focusing on music theory aspects (titled: Unfolding the forms and harmonies, analysis of Mozart’s piano concerto)
In the last two years I have been focusing on composing. I was working on several classical pieces - including a wedding Mass - preparing for competitions. In 2019 I played and recorded my own piano composition.
Finally, I like to teach, and I like to learn how to do it well. In 2014 I wrote my education experiences im my Portfolio.
I would like to improve further my professional skills and to be even better and better.
Gergely Ludányi
Professional experiences:
Anton Bruckner: symphony No. 0, 4, Johannes Brahms: symphony No. 3, 4, German Requiem, Claude Debussy: Nocturnes, Georges Bizet: Rome, Hector Berlioz: Symphonie Fantastique, Gustav Mahler: symphony No. 1, 4, Ludwig van Beethoven: symphony No. 7, Richard Strauss: Death and Transfiguration, Isle of the dead, Rosenkavalier suite, Sergei Rachmaninov: Rhapsody on a theme of Paganini, Gabriel Fauré: Requiem, Richard Wagner: Ring (parts), Zoltán Kodály: Háry János, Budavári Te Deum, Dances of Galánta, Pjotr Tchaikovsky: 1812 overture, Pietro Mascagni: Cavalleria Rusticana, Cézar Franck: symphony in d minor, Béla Bartók: Hungarian Sketches, Bedrich Smetana: Vltava, Višehrad, Antonin Dvorak: symphony No. 9, Requiem, Franz Liszt: Les Preludes, Leó Weiner: Hungarian Folk Dance Suite, Frigyes Hidas: Double Concerto for tenor and bass trombone.
Two musical instruments and many musical activities are essential parts of my life. One of the instruments is the french horn. I finished my studies in Bartok Bela Conservatory with TAFE (OKJ) exam. In 2014 I graduated in Vienna Conservatory Budapest as a french horn teacher. As a horn player I often play in orchestras but I play as a soloist too.
I have been playing principal horn in the symphonic orchestra of BME (Budapest University of Technology and Economics). I have already mentioned (in the Professional Experiences section) the important artworks that I played.
I played in many orchestras in Budapest and also in the symphonic orchestra of Gödöll?. I am also glad to take part in chamber music. In 2015, with a wind quintet group we earned a gold qualification in the competition of wind instrument teachers.
Four times I was passiv participant at the Bartók Seminary in Szombathely. As active participant I played at the masterclasses in Sárospatak and Nagyvárad.
In 2016 and 2017 I took apart in the Collegium Musicum sommer academy.
My other favourite musical instrument is the piano. I play solo and I like to accompany other musicians, choir and dancers too. In Waldorf schools I have been piano accompanist during eurythmie lessons for five years. It is a pleasure for me to imporvise too.
It was a pleasure that during my studies I could learn conducting. I successfully graduated as chamber music group leader. At that time I conducted my wind instrument arrangement of Rachmaninoff’s Paganini Raphsody.
However I love playing music but I also want to understand it. I was always interested in researching what is inside. (In music and in other cases too.) Answering music theorical questions are important for me. I wrote my thesis of Mozart D-minor piano concerto focusing on music theory aspects (titled: Unfolding the forms and harmonies, analysis of Mozart’s piano concerto)
In the last two years I have been focusing on composing. I was working on several classical pieces - including a wedding Mass - preparing for competitions. In 2019 I played and recorded my own piano composition.
Finally, I like to teach, and I like to learn how to do it well. In 2014 I wrote my education experiences im my Portfolio.
I would like to improve further my professional skills and to be even better and better.
Gergely Ludányi
Professional experiences:
Anton Bruckner: symphony No. 0, 4, Johannes Brahms: symphony No. 3, 4, German Requiem, Claude Debussy: Nocturnes, Georges Bizet: Rome, Hector Berlioz: Symphonie Fantastique, Gustav Mahler: symphony No. 1, 4, Ludwig van Beethoven: symphony No. 7, Richard Strauss: Death and Transfiguration, Isle of the dead, Rosenkavalier suite, Sergei Rachmaninov: Rhapsody on a theme of Paganini, Gabriel Fauré: Requiem, Richard Wagner: Ring (parts), Zoltán Kodály: Háry János, Budavári Te Deum, Dances of Galánta, Pjotr Tchaikovsky: 1812 overture, Pietro Mascagni: Cavalleria Rusticana, Cézar Franck: symphony in d minor, Béla Bartók: Hungarian Sketches, Bedrich Smetana: Vltava, Višehrad, Antonin Dvorak: symphony No. 9, Requiem, Franz Liszt: Les Preludes, Leó Weiner: Hungarian Folk Dance Suite, Frigyes Hidas: Double Concerto for tenor and bass trombone.