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Let the Kodály community celebrate Zsuzsa Vető, an extraordinary musician, choral conductor, and Kodály educator on her 80th birthday!
Zsófia Tallér's English-language compositions for children's choirs are now available!
Colleagues who are searching for new pieces to refresh the repertoire of their choruses may have a look at the sheet music of the outstanding composer Zsófia Tallér's newly launched webshop.
After 2 years of online life, the 31st International Kodály Seminar in Kecskemét will be held offline (with the option of an online package as well).
This morning a new round number appeared on the screen - the user count from the United States has reached 700!
Congratulations from the Kodály HUB Team!
In 2021, Anita Nagy, Director of the Liszt Institute, Hungarian Cultural Centre in Tokyo organised series of online lectures in Hungarian around the introduction of early childhood art education in Hungary and Japan by prominent educators Katalin Forrai, Mária Vida Székácsné and Hani Kyōko.
The Committee of the INTERNATIONAL KATALIN FORRAI AWARD is delighted to announce the sixth Presentation of the International Katalin Forrai Award. Closing date for receiving nominations is 1st November 2022.
Let's celebrate together the 400th user from the Netherlands and the 100th user from France!
Dear KodályHUB Users,
To celebrate the new functions in the Musicbook, we have a nice offer for you.
The Kodály Institute in Kecskemét will give a 50% discount for one of its Spring term online course (choice of the winners) to 3 users who upload the most records into the Musicbook between now and the 8th January 2022. The records must be approved and online to be counted. The records can be uploaded in any of the categories.
We care about our precious users and listen to their opinion and suggestions. Therefore we happily announce that new functions (below) are now available in the Move mi Music app.
