Kodály-like

Gábor Eckhardt’s Interactive Music History Lecture

What made Zoltán Kodály one of the greatest figures in Hungarian musical thinking—and what does this have to do with our ears, now accustomed to constant visual stimulation? In his playful, story-rich lecture, Gábor Eckhardt guides the audience through Kodály’s life from childhood to worldwide recognition, not only telling his story but also bringing to life the musical world he represented.

Images, personal anecdotes, and live piano performance connect the values of classical music with the everyday realities of the present. The lecture is more than just an educational talk—it is an experience built on active audience participation, gently opening ears to music.

A light, humorous, and thought-provoking journey—not only for children, but for anyone who wishes to rediscover (or truly discover for the first time) the joy of music.

The event will be held in Hungarian!