Levente Kuzma
organist
Biography

Hungarian organist, Levente Kuzma was born in Göteborg, Sweden. He started taking piano les-sons at early age with his father, who also played organ, Robert Kuzma. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education, as well as two Master’s Degrees in Organ Performance and Organ Pedagogy from University of Szeged with organ professor László Csanádi. Levente is also holder of the “Method and Art of Zoltán Kodály” certification.
He has played concert at famous venues across the world, including the Glasgow Cathedral and Southwark Cathedral (UK), San Lorenzo Cathedral and La Verna Monastery (Italy), Moscow’s Great Hall of the Tchaikovsky Conservatory (Russia), Vila Real Cathedral and Funchal Cathedral (Portugal), Oliwa Cathedral (Poland), Béla Bartók National Concert Hall (Hungary), Slovak Radio Concert Hall (Slovakia), El Escorial Monastery (Spain), Abbey Cathedral St. Gallen (Switzerland), Niguliste Church Tallin (Estonia), Cathedral of Assumption Louisville and Christ Church Philadelphia Downtown (United States) St. Francis Xavier Church and Kyoto Concert Hall (Ja-pan), S.S. Corpus Christi Berlin (Germany) and Basilique Saint-Denis (France)
He has performed live on Slovak Radio Devin and the Swiss Radio SRF 2 Kultur, and recorded CD „Masterworks” with the Waltman’s Artists (UK) label.
Levente Kuzma is professor of organ at the University of Szeged Béla Bartók Faculty of Arts, and serves as music director at the Piarist Church in Szeged.

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