Zsuzsa Elekes

Zsuzsa Elekes ( born May 13, 1955 in Budapest) is a Hungarian organist and lecturer at the Béla Bartók Conservatory in Budapest.

Life

Zsuzsa Elekes studied piano, organ, and harpsichord at the Béla Bartók Conservatory of Music and at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music in her hometown with Ferenc Gergely and Janos Sebestyen. After she graduated in 1978 with honors, made a grant of the Hungarian state it possible for her two years with Hannes Kästner to study organist at St. Thomas Church in Leipzig. After that, she participated in master classes with Marie -Claire Alain, Jean Guillou, Johannes Ernst Köhler, Michael Radulescu, Michael Schneider, and Luigi Tagliavini.

From 1980 to 1994 Zsuzsa Elekes was a soloist of the Hungarian Philharmonic. Concert tours have taken her to Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, England, France, Italy, Austria, Poland, Romania, the Netherlands and Japan. She has spent more than 20 shots in Hungarian, German, dutch and Japanese record labels. In interpreting competitions they acted as adjudicator.

Awards

During her studies she won several international awards:

In addition, she received:

Discography

  • " J. S. Bach Organ Works ", 1981
  • " Johann Sebastian Bach: Mert az Istennek beszéde Élő és Hato ", 1984
  • " Franz Liszt: Ad nos, ad salutarem undam, Evocation, Trauerode ", 1986
  • " Franz Liszt: Missa Choralis - Sacred choral music ", 1986
  • " Franz Liszt: Choral Works ," 1991
  • " Franz Liszt: Works for Harmonium, for Cello and Piano", 1994
  • " Johann Sebastian Bach: Organ Works ", 1994
  • " Walcker organ - Grote of Martinikerk Doesburg ," 1994
  • Record " Franz Liszt: Organ Works ", 1996
  • " Liszt Organ Works ", 1996
  • " György Orbán: Passion ", 1999
  • " György Orbán: Christmas Oratorio ", 2007
  • " Hungarian organ music", 2009
Marie-Claire Alain Luigi Ferdinando Tagliavini WorldCat Integrated Authority File
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