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Zoltán Kodály ( /ˈzoltaːn ˈkodaːj/ Kecskemét, Hungría, 16 de diciembre de 1882- Budapest, 6 de marzo de 1967) fue un destacado músico húngaro cuyo estilo musical atravesó primero una fase posromántica-vienesa y que evolucionó luego hacia su característica principal: la mezcla de folclore y armonías complejas del siglo XX, compartida con Béla Bar...
Compositor y pedagogo húngaro, nació en un hogar donde la música era una práctica cotidiana: su padre tocaba el violín y su madre el piano. Estudió música en la Academia de música Franz Liszt donde tuvo como maestro a Janos Koessler quien había sido profesor de Bartók y Dohnányi.
Zoltán Kodály (1882-1967) was a visionary teacher, composer and philosopher whose work has influenced musicians and music educators around the world. Following his folk song collecting trips with Béla Bartók in Hungary in the early 1900s, Kodály conceived of a monumental idea: that music could be taught artistically using the traditional ...
Zoltán Kodály (16 December 1882 Kecskemét – 6 March 1967 Budapest) was one of the most outstanding personalities of 20th century Hungarian culture: composer, ethnomusicologist, music pedagogue and linguist. His internationally acknowledged concept of music education is the basis for general music teaching in Hungary and also plays an ...
Zoltán Kodály (born December 16, 1882, Kecskemét, Austria-Hungary [now in Hungary]—died March 6, 1967, Budapest) was a prominent composer and authority on Hungarian folk music. He was also important as an educator not only of composers but also of teachers, and, through his students, he contributed heavily to the spread of music education ...
Its primary task is to properly collect, preserve and register Kodály-documents (manuscripts, printed scores, photos, sound recordings and motion pictures). Other purposes of the Archives is to promote and introduce Kodály-research. The intellectual direction has been undertaken by Mrs. Zoltán Kodály nee Sarolta Péczely.
