János Gonda
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Gonda's theoretical works also focused on jazz. Of his books and studies, the book ''Jazz'', published in 1979, was the best-known. |
Gonda's theoretical works also focused on jazz. Of his books and studies, the book ''Jazz'', published in 1979, was the best-known. |
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He was a professor and head of the jazz department at the Béla Bartók Conservatory in Budapest, Hungary, and vice president of the International Jazz Federation.{{cite journal |last1=Gonda |first1=Janos |title=Jazz Education: Improvisation and Creativity |journal=International Journal of Music Education |pages=19–22 |language=en |doi=10.1177/025576148300200104 |date=November 1983}} |
He was a professor and head of the jazz department at the {{ill|Béla Bartók Conservatory|hu|Bartók Béla Konzervatórium}} in Budapest, Hungary, and vice president of the International Jazz Federation.{{cite journal |last1=Gonda |first1=Janos |title=Jazz Education: Improvisation and Creativity |journal=International Journal of Music Education |pages=19–22 |language=en |doi=10.1177/025576148300200104 |date=November 1983}} |
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Gonda was head of the jazz department affiliated with the Association of Hungarian Musicians. From 1965 to 1997, he was leader of the jazz department of the [[Franz Liszt Academy of Music]]. Gonda was the artistic director of Tatabánya International Jazz Camp and Tatabánya International Institute of Creative Music Education. |
Gonda was head of the jazz department affiliated with the Association of Hungarian Musicians. From 1965 to 1997, he was leader of the jazz department of the [[Franz Liszt Academy of Music]]. Gonda was the artistic director of Tatabánya International Jazz Camp and Tatabánya International Institute of Creative Music Education. |
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