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The building of the RCH Institute for Musicology will be closed between November 1, 2022 and March 31, 2023 due to technical reasons. The staff of the Institute can be reached by email. Thank you for your understanding!
This closure only concerns the Institute itself, the Museum of Music History is still open from 10:00 to 16:00 every day, except for Mondays. |
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Communicating music scenes. Networks, power, technology. May 19–20, 2017. The first international conference in Hungary focusing on the relations and communications between people, formal and informal institutions, and technologies in the context of music making. Understanding and exploring music scenes as networks can help us to uncover the power relations that affect those scenes, while also leading to a nuanced understanding of the changing technological and media context in which music is produced, disseminated, consumed, and talked about. You can download the conference program here, and visit the conference website. |
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Two members of the Archives for 20th and 21st Century Hungarian Music, András Ránki and Ferenc János Szabó have won the Zoltán Kodály Scholarship for 2017. |
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| Commemorating the 125th anniversary of Miklós Radnai’s birth Márton Karczag and Ferenc János Szabó wrote a monograph about the composer and director. The monograph was published by the Hungarian State Opera.
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