Johanna Hordós

Studies:

1993 Veszprém / Hungary born
Secondary school: Ernö Dohnányi Conservatory/Veszprém, Hungary in the class of the Hungarian pianist, Prof. Zoltán Füzesséry
2015 Concert subject Bachelor’s degree at the Anton Bruckner Private University Linz in the class of Oleg Marshev (diploma thesis with an excellent result, topic : The Kokas pedagogical method)
2015-2020 Concert Subject Master’s Degree University of Music and Performing Arts Graz in the class of Libor Novacek
2019 Erasmus semester at the Franz Liszt Academy Budapest, in the class of Balázs Szokolay
2020 Master’s degree completed with an excellent result
2021 Post Graduate Master’s degree in Italy, Brescia Music Talents

Academy, in the class of Ruben Dalibaltayan

Concerts, Mastre Classes, ONCERTS,

In addition to numerous concerts in Austria, the Czech Republic and Italy (Kultur Quartier Linz, Steinway Haus Linz, Merta Salon Linz, Klavierhaus Enns, Schloss Kremsegg, Konservatorium- Budweis, Jihlava Mahler Concerthall, Arte Classica Konzerte Wildon) regular concerts in Hungary (Hangvilla Concerthall- Veszprém, Budapest, Debrecen, Balatonfüred)
Masterclasses by Imre Rohmann, Ruben Dalibaltayan, Tamás Vásáry, Grigory Gruzmann, Natalia Trull, Natasha Vlassenko, Robert Levin, Boris Bloch and Andrei Ivanovitch

Scholaships, Prizes Projects

2013 Rotary Scholarship,
2014 Isidor Stögbauer Scholarship
2016 Forum Hungaricum Scholarship
2016 KUG Annual Scholarship
2018 Scholarship of the Society of Friends of the KUG
2019 ‘Classic concerto Prize’ at the San Daniele Piano Meeting
2020 Scholarship of the KSVF Fund
2020 Cooperation with the project ‘European Cultural Capital Veszprém
2020 Cooperation with the Department ‘Culture and Europe’ of the Styrian Directorate of Education
2021: iASK Research Fellowship

iASK Research Topic:

Cataloguing piano works in Kőszeg and Veszprém
Individual research in the ecclesiastical archives and music library materials of the cities of Kőszeg and Veszprém, in particular the cataloging of solo pieces and concertos of piano literature.

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