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Daniel Anderko

Hungary

Born in 1990 in Miskolc. He has started to learn music at the age of seven at the Ede Reményi Music School in his hometown. From 2004, continues his clarinet studies at the Béla Bartók Conservatory of Music in Miskolc, in the class of András Novák. In 2009, had a success audition to the Béla Bartók Institute of Music, where obtained a Classical Clarinet and Clarinet Teacher. In 2016, he has completed his Master degree with the Artist program at the Tibor Varga Institute of Music, in the class of Gábor Varga. Between 2009 and 2021, he has been awarded or played with great success at numerous national and international music competitions, such as: VII. Carlino International Clarinet Competition, VIII. National College Clarinet Competition, Silverstein Works Global Clarinet Contest 2020, Samnium International Orchestra Audition Awards and OPUS International Music Competition. As an orchestra and chamber musician, Mr. Anderkó is an active participant of the Hungarian artistic life; received numerous solo, chamber music invitations and contributions to recordings in the recent years, such as: Bartók Radio, Palace of Arts, Franz Liszt Academy of Music. Also every year, he is participating at the Müpa Marathon in Budapest, the Woerthersee Classics Festival in Klagenfurt. From 2013, he was appointed as a Principal Clarinetist at the Gyor Philharmonic Orchestra in Hungary. In May 2018, he had a solo debut with, Carl Maria von Weber: Clarinet Concerto No.2, under the baton of the world-famous, Kobayashi Ken-Ichiro. From February 2021, Mr. Anderkó is a Silverstein Works Artist Member.

Latest Recognition
  • 1st Prize
  • Outstanding Laureate
Clarinet
World's Best Musicians Competition — 1/2023
Awards & Recognitions

A timeline of recognition

World's Best Musicians Competition — 1/2023
Clarinet · J
*Francis Poulenc: Sonata for Clarinet and Piano II. movement *Heinrich Sutermeister: Capriccio for Solo Clarinet
  • 1st Prize
  • Outstanding Laureate