violinist

Veronika Lugosi was admitted to the Exceptional Talents Department of the Liszt Academy of Music at the age of 10. She graduated as a violinist in 2003 as a student of Professor Dénes Kovács.
In 2000 she was accepted to the Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, and in 2001 she was awarded the Hungarian Republic Scholarship. In the same year, she was invited by the Liszt Academy of Music to represent Hungary at the 9th Kyoto International Music Festival, where her performance was recorded on CD.
She was able to develop her skill under the direction of such famous artists as Isaac Stern, György Pauk, Dora Schwarzberg, Igor Ozim, and Michael Frischenschlager. In 2010, she was invited by the Lausanne Music Academy to participate in the master class of Pierre Amoyale, a student of Jasha Heifetz.
She has won many international competitions, and as a young soloist, she has been invited to Belgium, Germany, Canada, Japan, London, and Switzerland. She is a regular performer in the series ‘Soloists of the Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra’ in the Marble Hall of the Hungarian Radio. Most recently, she gave a recital in Rome, and as a winner of the Grand Prize Virtuoso and the Golden Classical Music Awards international music competitions, she has performed at the Mozarteum in Salzburg and Carnegie Hall in New York.