Welcome to my musical world

Laura was born on September 29, 2009 in Budapest. She was already playing the piano and singing at the age of 3-4, and then started composing at the age of just 7, writing specifically piano and organ works. She composed her first piano work at the age of ten, with which she immediately won two world competitions as a young composer (Toronto and Milan). Despite her young age, she has now written more than 40 piano works, several organ works, and has won nearly 50 world music competitions as a composer. The young artist devotes most of her time to composing, playing instruments, and fashion design, so it is no coincidence that she has been studying privately since the 4th grade, with excellent results.

Thanks to his extraordinary productivity, his first piano album, entitled "Fly Free", was released at the age of 14 (with the collaboration of Pro Arte award-winning music producer Lázár Lobó-Szalóky), and a year later, at the age of 15, he released his second solo piano album, entitled "Csoda".

Her artistic versatility is demonstrated by the fact that she played the composer's student Laura in the BBC documentary about Mozart's life. As a concert artist, in addition to her numerous domestic performances, she also appeared in the most important cultural citadels of Europe: she performed with great success at the Mozarteum in Salzburg and on the stage of the Gläserner Saal of the Musikverein in Vienna, where she performed her own pieces in a unique dress she designed, also proving her talent as a designer. In recognition of her previous successes, she was invited to Carnegie Hall in New York and Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles.

His international recognition is truly reflected in the fact that he won first place in the Composition category at the World's Best Musicians Competition in Warsaw. His outstanding cultural and value-preserving work was also rewarded with prestigious titles in his home country: he received the title of Hungarian Recorder, was elected a lifelong member of the Cserhát Artists' Association and was awarded the Music Level Award, and was knighted as a member of the Order of the Roman Eagle at the age of 15. As a recognition of the local community, he also received the Kőbánya Talent Award on the occasion of Saint Ladislaus Day.

The backbone of his current performing arts activity is his international cultural and peace mission called “The Code of Harmony.” As part of the project, he gave a sold-out charity organ concert at the Franciscan Church in Bratislava, with all proceeds going to support the orphans of the Ráti Saint Michael Children’s Home in Transcarpathia.

The latest milestone in his career is the presentation of his short musical film “Begging for Peace”, which has received an extremely deep response from the audience since its release and has generated outstanding online viewing. In the project, the monumental organ work and the visuals form an inseparable unit, as the unique costume seen in the recording was designed by the composer himself. In addition, an exclusive, closed-loop festival version of the project, entitled “Prayer for Peace”, has been prepared for professional competitions and film festivals.

Laura is currently working on her first album of organ works and is also planning to write film scores. Her motto is: "I want to bring as much joy to people as possible with my music and create something lasting so that future generations will be proud of me."