Laszlo's clinics can be tailored to students of jazz, professional jazz musicians, or non-professional musicians. The clinics are designed to give the individual an overall understanding and appreciation of the elements of improvisation, contemporary harmony, and composition on the creation and performance of jazz.

"What Laszlo's accomplished indeed is something very special by winning the Great American Piano Competition... It is indeed something quite unique for us to have that caliber of faculty member who is out doing a variety of things both professional and educational... Laszlo's fits the perfect faculty mold of a good teacher and a world-class performing musician. " —Dr. Warrick Carter, FORMER PROVOST AT BERKLEE COLLEGE OF MUSIC

He has performed or given clinics at numerous colleges and universities including:

Great Woods Educational Forum
Hartt School of Music
Rhode Island College
University of Maine
Bradford College
Matrix Music Center in England
Liszt Academy in Hungary
Fullerton College in Los Angeles
Cuesta College in San Luis Obispo
Newpark School in Ireland
SIberlius Academy in Finland
Pop/Jazz Academy in Finand
and many more.

In 2002 Laszlo was invited to perform with his trio at the International Association of Jazz Educators Conference. He gave clinics and performed during the 2002 Berklee Scholarship Tour in Ireland as well.  

Laszlo holds degrees from the Bela Bartok Conservatory and the Science University in Budapest, as well as the Professional Music Diploma from Berklee College of Music.

I think that Laszlo Gardony being as talkative as he is an excellent spokesman for jazz. I think that's one thing that Laszlo's bring his visiblity and his ability to talk about what he's doing, talk about the jazz tradition, talk about his personal path of study. I think that's excellent. A lot of players are not as outspoken. When we deal with radio here, there are a lot of listeners out there who want to know about the player. They can hear his music, but they want to know something about his other side. I think Laszlo being such an eloquent spokesman about his past and about the jazz tradition is wonderful. Now, let's talk about his music. I think his music is just beautiful. I think , in the true tradition of jazz, he has been able to synthesize European elements and the African American elements that make jazz. That's beautiful, that's what we want. A station like this reaches an awful lot of people. In a course of a week my program, which airs nightly here, reaches about 80,000 people over a wide range covering most of the states here in the Northeast and the United States. We also maintain a lot of phone contact with our listenership. The phones ring here constantly. I can remember getting a phone call one night about Laszlo Gardony. We had been playing some of Laszlo's music and this phone call comes in from a woman who is frantically screaming about having driven her car off the road from listening to such beautiful music from Laszlo Gardony. So you know Laszlo's music touches a whole lot of people and I'm thankful with our 100,000 watts we can help him touch more. —Eric Jackson, WGBH ERIC IN THE EVENING

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