He studied recorder with Rahel Stoellger at the Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst in Vienna, from which he graduated in 2003. He attended the summer master courses of Maurice van Lieshout and Han Tol and himself taught at similar courses in Schärding, Austria (1999), Jindřichův Hradec, Czech Republic (2000-2001), Bélapátfalva, Hungary (2003-2004) and Savaria Workshop in Szombathely

With the Viennese Orpheon Consort he has appeared in numerous concerts across Austria, Italy, Czech Republic and Hungary.

Since 2002 he has been teaching recorder at the Szombathely Secondary School of Music. He is recorder teacher at the University of Győr since February 2021.

About The Class

The recorder class is open to players of intermediate and advanced / professional level. Focus is put on working together with basso continuo. Participants are asked to take care of suitable literature, bringing with them the sheet music including the part of the accompaniment.

The course of chamber music is intended both for musicians and singers who are interested in performing together. Selection of music should be from the period 1600 – 1800. Besides ensembles formed beforehand, it will be possible to create more groups right on spot in Valtice – all are welcome.

Gabor would be honoured to be able to take up the cembalo part within the chamber music class.

Suggested Repertoire

Any repertoire with recorder from between 1550 and 1770.

Level Of Skills Required

Advanced and professionals

Maximum number of students

Recorder - 8 / Chamber music - 4 ensembles

Teaching Languages

German, Hungarian, Slovak