Tsalahouris opera
 Tsalahouris opera: "Julius Caesar"
 Tsalahouris opera: "Julius Caesar"
Honorary member of the IKS
Honorary member of the IKS
Honorary member of the IKS

Eleanor G. "Toni" Locke passed away
Dr. László Eősze is 90 years old
Concert of the New Ferenc Liszt Chamber Choir
Newly designed and expanded online American Folk Song Collection
Lajos Bárdos was born 115 years ago
HNU Kodály Program Receives $75,000 Grant, 
+ $10,000 Grant
A Tear in the Curtain: The Musical Diplomacy of Erzsébet Szőnyi: Musician, Composer, Teacher of Teachers
 by Jerry L. Jaccard

Obituaries for Darlene Ngo and John Barron
Concert celebrating the 90th birthday of 
Erzsébet Szőnyi
  2014 OAKE Lifetime Achievement Award recipients: Laurdella Foulkes Levy, Christine Jordanoff, Elizabeth "Betsy" Moll, Rita Klinger

Promotional video about the Provo district schools using the Kodály approach.
Katalin Forrai: Kodály’s Ambassador for Excellence 
Speech by Elizabeth Moll
  Denise Bacon (1920-2013)
 János Starker (1924-2013)

Talk given by Mary Skone-Roberts at the IKS Symposium in Kecskemét, 2013
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45th Kodály Summer Institute

Kodály's Bicinia Hungarica and Tricinia on CD
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The Kodály Institute At McNeese State University - 20th Summer
Extensive interview with Gail Needleman in the Works&Conversations magazine
  Thoughts about a CD.
 New German Kodály Society was founded
 New CD recording - Miki Aoki plays Zoltán Kodály Works for Piano   
		
	
Music in Hungary. An Illustrated History - Book Review     
		
	
Impressions du vingtième Symposium d'IKS     
		
	
New Glover-Curwen hand sign font - True Type music fonts Read more...
 
 20th International Kodály SymposiumAnn Eisen and Lamar Robertson about their contact with Kodály's vision
The Ferenc Erkel Choir performed "Mass No. 3" (world premiere) of the Greek Composer Philippos Tsalahouris in Budapest.       
		
	
2-part arrangements and piano accompaniments of '5 Flemish and 5 French folk songs sung in Belgium' by Gilbert De Greeve    
		
	
Works for Mixed Choir 
Vol. 1 (1903-1936) and
Vol. 2 (1937-1947)