Members

1964-1975 Public Music School, Szentendre - clarinet, saxophone 1970-1975 Youth Brass Band of Pomáz - clarinet, saxophone 1974- Vujicsics Ensemble - foundation member 1975-1977 Béla Bartók Conservatory of Music - clarinet 1977-1980 Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music - clarinet 1982-1986 Jazz Dep. of B. Bartók Conservatory of Music - saxophone 1979-1987 Teacher of Vujicsics Music School 1986- Active as jazz musician with several band as well 1986-1990 Teacher of Jazz Department of Béla Bartók Conservatory of Music 1990- Teacher of Jazz Department of Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music 1992-1997 Head of Jazz and Folk Music Branch of Music School in Pomáz 1997-2000 Head of Jazz Department of the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music                More>> Photos>>>

1965-1974 Public Music School, Szentendre - piano 1974-1979 University of Technics - electrical engineering 1977- Vujicsics Band 1981 Public University of Belgrade - folk music scholarship 1989- Leader of "Jávor Choir" the Man's Choir of Serbian Orthodox Church Photos >>>

   first tambur, alt tambur, tenor tambur, tambura samica

  alt tambur, accordeon, tambura samica, voice

doublebass,drums,voice  

first tambur, tambur, tambura samica 

 † Károly Győri

Mr Károly Győri pursued his studies at the Teacher’s Training Institute of the Ferenc Liszt College of Music. Since 1974, for over three decades, he had performed at a variety of unforgettable concerts in Hungary, other European countries, and beyond, as soloist and influential member of the Vujicsics Ensemble. His playing the tambura and the violin in an extraordinarily virtuoso and suggestive fashion has been preserved for posterity in television and radio recordings, recorded theatre performances, and records. As teacher of music, he was loved and respected by the pupils of the Music School in Szentendre, the Music School in Pomáz, and the Art School in Budakalász.

Major Sound Recordings and Performances

The Vujicsics Ensemble - Southern Slav Folk Music (1981), Somogy Neighbours (1986), Samo Sviraj (1997), Serbian and Croatian Folk Music (1988), Vujicsics 25, 25th Anniversary Concert at the Concert Hall of the Music Academy of Budapest (1999), Podravina (2001),the Siege of Beszterce at the Madách Theatre (2001), Legend of the Horse at the Comedy Theatre of Budapest (2003), 30th Anniversary Concert of the Vujicsics Ensemble at the Palace of the Arts (2005), The Auditor at the Comedy Theatre of Budapest (2006).