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    Tibor Dittrich was a prominent Hungarian clarinetist, teacher, and arranger. He was principal clarinetist of the Budapest Symphony Orchestra from 1963 to 2004 and taught clarinet at the Liszt Ferenc University of Music from 1983 to 2008. Dittrich performed extensively as a soloist and chamber musician. He arranged works for clarinet and saxophone ensembles and left a significant legacy through his students and musical arrangements.

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    Tibor Dittrich was a prominent Hungarian clarinetist, teacher, and arranger. He was principal clarinetist of the Budapest Symphony Orchestra from 1963 to 2004 and taught clarinet at the Liszt Ferenc University of Music from 1983 to 2008. Dittrich performed extensively as a soloist and chamber musician. He arranged works for clarinet and saxophone ensembles and left a significant legacy through his students and musical arrangements.

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    Tibor Dittrich was a Hungarian clarinetist and professor of music born in 1940 who had an illustrious career as a soloist and educator.

    Tibor Dittrich studied clarinet in Debrecen and Budapest, Hungary at the 'Kodály Zoltán' Music School and the 'Liszt Ferenc' College of Music.

    Tibor Dittrich was the principal clarinetist of the Budapest Symphony Orchestra for 41 years and received several awards including the 'Liszt Ferenc Prize' and 'Bartók Béla–Pásztory Ditta Prize'.

    TIBOR DITTRICH was on Hungarian clarinetist

    ( March 14, 1940 – April 28, 2008 )

    EDUCATION Tibor Dittrich was born in Debrecen /Hungary/


    on March 14,1940.
    He was a student in Debrecen /1954-1958/
    at the „Kodály Zoltán” Music School, of János Ticz
    and at the „Liszt Ferenc” College of Music in Budapest,
    of György Balassa.

    ORCHESTRAL CAREER
    He was principal clarinetist in the Budapest Symphony
    Orchestra / Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra/
    1963 – 2004.
    He performed with the Budapest Symphony Orchestra on
    the 4 continent, 45 state.
    Musical recording of sound: radio, record, disc, film, TV.
    Concerts.

    The Hungarian Wind Quintet / 1971- /


    Members: Attila Lajos, flute; Ferenc Tarjáni, horn;
    Tibor Fülemile, basson; Tibor Dittrich, clarinet.

    TEACHING He was professor in the „Liszt Ferenc” University of Music


    /1983 – 2008 /

    He was been teaching clarinet and saxophon at the Internati-


    onale Clarinet – Saxophon Camp. / 1994 – 2007 /

    Yours Students in the „Liszt Ferenc” University of Music:

    Szabolcs Albert, Ákos Ács, Timea Bartal, Paula Chelemen,


    Roland Csalló, Etele Dósa, László Fülöp, Gábor Galavics,
    Tamás Gáy, Attila Gera, Nándor Götz, László Héja, Ueda
    Hiroko, Donald Hoffmann, Bálint Karosi, Tibor Kazi, László
    Kedl, Matsumoto Ken, Sándor Kiss, László Kovács, Tamás
    Marschall, Zsolt Mersei, Tibor, Molnár, Péter Nezvald,
    András Novák, Jutta Oksanen, Gergely Parlagi, Csaba Pálfi,
    Levente Puskás, György Reé, László Tóth Szabados, Domonkos
    Szakács, Bence Szepesi, János Szepesi, István Zsolt Székely,
    András Szigeti, Orsolya Szilágyi, Rudolf Szitka, Péter Scücs,
    Yoshie Tonoyaga, Bernát Tószegi, József Tönköly, Krisztina
    Tötös, Gábor Varga, Andrea Vízkeleti, Susanne Warren,
    Jang Seung Won.

    GUEST CONDUCTORS
    Performed with the Budapest Symphony Orchestra:

    György Lehel, János Ferencsik, Tamás Vásáry,


    Ervin Lukács, Ádám Fischer, András Ligeti,
    Antal Jancsovics, Miklós Erdélyi, András Mihály,
    István Bogár, Géza Oberfrank, Ádám Medveczky,
    András Farkas, László Kovács,
    Kobayasi Ken Ichiro, György Cziffra, jun. György
    Cziffra, Charles Münch, Antal Dorati, Claudio
    Abbado, Igor Markevich, David Ojstrach, István
    Kertész, Leopod Stokowsky, Hans Schmidt Isserstedt,
    Carlo Zecchi, Lamberto Gardelli, Aldo Ceccato,
    Roberto Benzi, Lovro von Matacic, Alexis Weissenberg,
    Dean Dixon, Franz Paul Decker, Günther Herbig,
    Jean Marinon, Jussi Jolas, János Kulka, Luigi Nano,
    Mario di Bonaventura, Mario Rossi, Clemens Magnus,
    Neeme Jaervi, K.A. Rickenbacher, Pierre Colombo,
    Paul Klecki, Walter Süsskind, Wolfgang Czeipek,
    Miltiades Caridis, Alpeslan Ertüngealp, Sir John Barbirolli,
    Paul Capolongo, Heinz Fricke, Wolfgang Grönnenwein,
    Aram Hatsaturian, Hirojuki Ivaki, Peter Maag, Sir Neville
    Mariner, Karl Österreicher, Guseppe Patané, Karl Richter,
    Gennadij Rosvestienskij, Paul Sacher, Peter Schreier,
    Georg Solti, Leopold Stokowski, Günther Theuring,
    Jukka Pekka Saraste, Arvid Jansons, Charles Mackeras,
    Giorgo Morandi, Helmut Rilling, Jean-Bernard Pommier,
    Mstislav Rostropovits, Ricco Saccani, Sergio Penazzi,
    Michel Queval, André Prwesses, W. Bozic, Lothar Zagrosek,
    Neithard Bethke, Dimitri Agrafiotis, Cen Chin Sen, Elio
    Boncompagni, Dirk Joares, Christopher Austin, Otto
    Klemperer, George Georgescu, Eugen Goossens, Jenő
    Szenkar, Krzysztof Penderecki.
    AWARDS 1965. „Liszt Ferenc” Price-winner /Budapest Symph.Orch./
    1965. Budapester Internationale Music Competition
    II. Price-winner
    1966. Unesco Tribune International, Paris
    V. Price-winner / Durkó – Una rapsodia ungherese/
    1969. „Prix de Radio Brno” I. price-winner
    /Stravinsky – The soldier’s Tale /
    1970. „Art of music” – award from Hungarian Radio
    1970. Budapester Internationale Music Competition
    II. Price-winner
    1988. „Bartók Béla – Pásztory Ditta” Price-Winner
    /Budapest Symph.Orch./
    2003. „Art music” – award from Hungarian Radio

    DISCOGRAPHY
    A.Bozay Quartetto per arche, Op.9
    /Hungaroton /

    Contemporary Hungarian music


    Zs. Durkó Una rapsodia ungherese
    / Hungaroton /

    F.Hidas Wind Quintet


    / Hungaroton /

    M. Csemiczky Commedia senza parole


    / Hungaroton /

    Á. Balázs Variations for winds


    / Hungaroton /

    M.Ravel Bolero
    / Hungaroton /

    W.A.Mozart Es-dur Quintet


    L.v. Beethoven Quintet in E
    / Hungaroton /

    L. Lajtha Quatre hommages


    / Hungaroton /

    M. Kocsár Repliche, Variazioni, Lonely Song


    / Hungaroton /
    L. Papp Dialogo, Meditations
    / Hungaroton /

    R. Maros Euphoni 1-3, Lament, musicade


    Camera per 11, Kaleidoscope,
    Gemma /In memoriam Zoltán Kodály/

    ARRANGEMENTS

    C.Ph.E. Bach Solfeggio


    arranged by Tibor Dittrich
    for saxophone quintet

    F. Hidas 2 for clarinet quintet


    arranged by Tibor Dittrich
    for four Bflat clarinet and bass clarinet

    F. Hidas Hungarian Folk Song Suite No.2


    for clarinet quinet
    arranged by Tibor Dittrich

    F. Hidas 9 „Békésmegyei” Folk Song Suite No. 1


    for 5 clarinets
    arranged by Tibor Dittrich

    D. Scarlatti Cat’s fugue


    for saxophone quartet
    arranged by Tibor Dittrich

    G. Rossini Quartet in Bb major


    for saxophone quartet
    arranged by Tibor Dittrich

    A.Vivaldi Concerto in fa minore for


    Saxophone quartet
    arranged by Tibor Dittrich

    J. Haydn Quartet F-dur Op. 3, No. 5


    for clarinet quartet
    arranged by Tibor Dittrich

    G.Ph.Telemann „La Lyra” Suite in Eb major


    for saxophone quartet
    arranged by Tibor Dittrich
    I. Pleyel Quartet in E flat major
    for clarinet quartet
    arranged by Tibor Dittrich

    W.A. Mozart Divertimento K.V. 138.


    for saxophone quartet
    arranged by Tibor Dittrich

    F. Schubert Sonate „Arpeggione”


    for saxophone quartet
    arranged by Tibor Dittrich

    MUSIC „IN MEMORIAM DITTRICH TIBOR

    B. Kovács „In memoriam D.T.”

    I. Josefovics Equilibro labile: In memoriam Dittrich Tibor

    Instrument of Tibor Dittrich’s

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