Laszlo Hadady

Laszlo Hadady is a hautboïste born with Bekesszentandras, (Hungary) in 1956 currently soloist and professor with the Conservatoire higher national of music and dance of Paris.

Biography

Laszlo Hadady carries out its musical studies with the Académie Franz Liszt of Budapest. It leaves prize winner in 1979 there after a solid formation (Solfège, Harmonie, musical Analyze, Hautbois, Piano, Chamber music, Pédagogie and Esthétique).

It enters since 1976 to the Symphony orchestra of the Hungarian State as soloist.

It will remain at this station until 1980, date on which it integrates the Ensemble Intercontemporain under the direction of Pierre Boulez where he is always currently Hautbois Solo.

Appointed professor with CNSMDP in 1995, it gives master classes in the whole world (of Tokyo to Buenos Aires, and of Melbourne to Damas). This same year 1995 he is member of the jury of the Third international contest for oboe solo with New York in 1995 and he is also invited by the Symphony orchestra of Chicago for two concerts as a soloist.

Continuing its international career of soloist, it occurs in nearly 44 countries and was the host various orchestras, in France, Hungary, Germany, Argentine and finally in Great Britain with the Philharmonia Orchestra London.

As a Chambriste, László Hadady is member of the Wind quintet “Nielsen” and occurred at the sides of Shlomo Mintz, Zoltán Kocsis, Miklós Perényi, Christian Zacharias, J.F. Heisser, Anne Queffélec, P. Smith (trumpet solo of the New York Philharmonic), J. - C. Pennetier, J. Rouvier thus like with the quartets Takács, Keller and Bartók.

Discography

Integral of the five concertos for oboe and oboe de amore of Bach
Five Sonatas of Bach
Way IV and Sequenza VII of Berio (Naxos)
To retie Concertos/Kecskeméti of Vivaldi

External bonds

Site of the Chronic unit intercontemporain
Site with photographs
in concert

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