Background
KOMLOS, Peter was born on October 25, 1935 in Budapest. Son of Laszlo Komlos and Franciska Graf.
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Peter KOMLOS
Peter Komlos, Hungarian violinist. Recipient 1st prize International String Quartet Competition, Liè ge, 1964, Liszt prize, 1965, Gramopone Record prize of Germany, 1969, Kossuth prize, 1970, second Kossuth prize, 1997, United Nations Educational Music Council placque, 1981; named Eminent Artist, 1980.
Education
Budapest Music Academy.
Career
to USSR, Scandinavia, Italy, Austria, German Democratic Republic Czechoslovakia 1958-1964, United States of America, Canada, New Zealand and Australia 1970, including Day of Human Rights concert, United Nations H.Q. New York, Japan, Spain and Portugal 1971, Far East, United States of America and Europe 1973; performed at music festivals of Ascona, Edinburgh, Adelaide, Spoleto, Menton, Schwetzingen, Lucerne, Aix-enProvence; recordings of Beethoven’s string quartets for Hungaroton, Budapest and of Bartok’s string quartets for Erato, Paris; First Founded Komlos String Quartet 1957. First Violinist, Budapest Opera Orchestra 1960. Leader Bartok String Quartet 1963.
Extensive concert tours to USSR, Scandinavia, Italy, Austria, German Democratic Republic Czechoslovakia 1958-1964, United States of America, Canada, New Zealand and Australia 1970, including Day of Human Rights concert, United Nations H.Q. New York, Japan, Spain and Portugal 1971, Far East, United States of America and Europe 1973. Performed at music festivals of Ascona, Edinburgh, Adelaide, Spoleto, Menton, Schwetzingen, Lucerne, Aix-enProvence.
Interests
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Ship model building, watching sports.
Connections
Married 1st Edit Feher in 1960, two son. Married 2nd Zsuzsa Arki in 1984.
- Father:
- Laszlo Komlos
- Mother:
- Franciska Graf
- Spouse:
- Edit Feher
- Spouse:
- Zsuzsa Arki
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Born
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Nationality
Hungarian
Education
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Budapest Music Academy , Educated
Awards
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Recipient 1st prize International String Quartet Competition, Liè ge, 1964, Liszt prize, 1965, Gramopone Record prize of Germany, 1969, Kossuth prize, 1970, second Kossuth prize, 1997, United Nations Educational Music Council placque, 1981. Named Eminent Artist, 1980.Recipient 1st prize International String Quartet Competition, Liè ge, 1964, Liszt prize, 1965, Gramopone Record prize of Germany, 1969, Kossuth prize, 1970, second Kossuth prize, 1997, United Nations Educational Music Council placque, 1981. Named Eminent Artist, 1980.