Laszlo Marosi

A few special moments from the World Music Contest (WMC) in Kerkrade, the Netherlands. The photo was taken with distinguished fellow jury members: Mr. Masanori Fukuda (Japan), Professor Thomas Ludescher (Bolzano/Bozen, Italy), and Dr. László Marosi (Hungary/USA). It is always a privilege to exchange ideas and experiences with such respected musicians and educators from around the world. The third photo features conductor and fellow jury member László Marosi, together with Bjo

Perhaps the AGORA Music Nights series' most popular concert is "One Hundred Blow Together!" And although the production has long outgrown the Music Pavilion in Tatabanya, it keeps expanding every year, because plenty of good wind players can still fit into a small space. This year, the Tatabánya Town Wind Orchestra invited the Komárom Town Egressy Wind Orchestra and the Amberg Wind Orchestra (Knappschaftskapelle der Stadt Amberg) as guests. Guest of honor: László Marosi, two-

International Society for the Research and Promotion of Wind Music (IGEB) and the Bern Academy of the Arts (HKB) proudly present the 28th International Wind Music Conference, taking place in Bern, Switzerland, from July 2–6, 2026. This internationally recognized event brings together conductors, educators, researchers, composers, and musicians from around the world to explore the latest developments in wind music through lectures, presentations, workshops, performances, and n

Join an inspiring opportunity to learn from internationally respected conductor Laszlo Marosi at the , on June 30 – July 1, 2026. This intensive program is designed for conductors, music educators, and band leaders looking to refine their technique, expand their musical interpretation skills, and gain valuable insight from a master of the craft. Whether you are developing your conducting career or seeking fresh inspiration, this seminar offers a unique learning experience sur

Laszlo received a recognition certification at his last visit to Marupe. Latvia.

The article features renowned guest conductor László Marosi , whose exceptional musicianship has earned widespread critical acclaim. A recent review in The Clarinet (March 2026) praised his excellent rapport with the Győr Symphonic Band, highlighting his ability to deliver tightly wound, expertly timed performances. His appearance as guest conductor at the Pannonian Wind Orchestra's celebration of 100 Years of Symphonic Wind Music on 19 April 2026 promises to be a memorable

Concert 100 Years of Symphonic Wind Music Sunday, 19 April 2026, at 5:00 PM Location Kulturzentrum Oberschützen Hauptpl. 8, 7432 Oberschützen with guest conductor László Marosi Tickets Advance tickets : €16 | Evening box office: €20 Tickets at: https://ntry.at/konzert100jahresinfonischesblasmusik and from all PBO musicians

10th Frigyes Hidás Wind Band Conducting Masterclass Location & Dates University Concert Hall (Kossuth St. 5, Győr, Hungary) 20-24 March 2026 Concert Concert: 24 March 2026, 18:00 Participants Conductors: Active Participants of the Masterclass Artistic Directors Dr. Marosi László | Szabó Ferenc Széchenyi University University of Győr

This album featuring a collaboration between the Győr Symphonic Band and the wind orchestra of Széchenyi István University has been listed on the Grammy Awards nomination list in the Classical Instrumental Solo category — a major international milestone for the ensemble. The recording, released by the UK-based label SOMM Recordings, highlights British clarinettist Peter Cigleris as the featured soloist. Under the musical leadership of conductors László Marosi and Szabó