Famous flutist Noémi Győri will hold a master class for the scholars of the "Music for Future" Foundation on April 25, 14։00 PM. The master class will take place in the large concert hall named after Tatyana Hayrapetyan, at Tchaikovsky Specialized Secondary Music School.

Noémi Győri is the first flutist ever to be accepted into the highly prestigious MPhil/PhD course in Performance at the Royal Academy of Music in London, where she is currently studying.

Noémi has performed extensively as a soloist and chamber musician at major international festivals in 28 countries. 

In 2012, Noemi was appointed ‘Associate Tutor in Flute’ at the Royal Northern College of Music, becoming one of the youngest faculty members of the prestigious institution. She also serves as International Ambassador of the RNCM and leads her own flute studio at the Junior department. She was also the co-founder and artistic director of the highly acclaimed IKZE Contemporary Music Festival in Budapest.