Ádám Tabajdi is an outstanding member of the young generation of Hungarian organists. He has gained extensive international experience as the intern of the Notre Dame de Paris, and as the resident organist of the Sapporo Concert Hall Kitara.

In 2023 he won Third Prize of the Longwood Gardens International Organ Competition; in 2021 he won the First Prize and the Audience Prize of the 13th Toulouse International Organ Competition.

His musical thinking is defined by a balance of analytic approach, technical expertise, and knowledge of the instrument. In his programmes, he regularly attempts to cast new light to the deeper connections within the works.

Beyond the largest cathedrals in Hungary and the Müpa, Budapest, the audience may have heard him play as a participant at the concert series at the Royal Chapel of Versailles, in the Notre-Dame Cathedral, and in the major concert halls of Japan.

He studied at the Liszt Academy of Music, Budapest, and the Paris Conservatory; he is currently a doctoral student at the Liszt Academy. His first recording of arrangements of symphonic works, among them his own arrangement of Bartók’s Dance Suite, was published in 2020.

For his outstanding professional performance, he was awarded the Junior Prima Prize.

Free tickets for Friends of the School. Find more information on the Friends Programme here.

This concert will also be broadcast live on our Youtube channel.