An Ancestral Lineage of Musicians

This passion led him to teach at Collins College School of Visual Arts and The Alta Center for Communication Arts in Phoenix, Arizona. Music has always been central to David’s life; he began with the piano, composing for piano, violin, and cello, earning recognition in a European MIDI music festival.

• David’s Hungarian father, born in Budapest, was a talented pianist. His grandfather was a professional flutist in the Hungarian Symphony Orchestra, alongside his brother Lazlo, a master violist.
• David has developed a nonconforming piano style, blending bright tonal expressions with flowing lower-register cadences.
• "I find the creative works of past masters such as Dittersdorf, Vanhal, and Hummel an inspiration not only to me but to those in search of spiritual and exceptional music."
• Outside of music, David enjoys trekking and mountain biking. His photography of nature and architecture has been exhibited at the museum gallery level.