Mihaly Borbely studied jazz saxophone and classical clarinet at Bela Bartok Conservatory. He has been a specialist in unusual wind instruments, such as tarogato, folk flutes and fujara. He was one of the founders of Vujicsics Folk Group. He also participates as a leader and soloist in various contemporary music, jazz, and world music groups, such as the Mihaly Borbely Quartet and the Balkan Jazz Project. He also plays in various line-ups, including the Binder-Borbely Duo and Eastern Boundary Quartet, Attila Laszlo Quartet, Kalman Olah Sextet, Kalman Olah Sextet, and Attila Laszlo Quintet. He has been a part of numerous recordings and has given concerts throughout Europe, the USA and Australia. He has performed with the following musicians and groups: Paul Bley; Steve Coleman; Allegre Corea; Joe Fonda; Tommy Halferty and John Hollenbeck; Sakari Kukko and Tony Lakatos; Mark O’Leary and his,’Vents d’Est”, Zbigniew Namyslowski’s,,Vents d’Est”, Gerard Presencer, ROVA Saxophone Quintet, Saxophone Summit, Jens Winther and Jirivin, Jenswinther and Jens Winther and Yurodny. Nikola Parov and Marta Sebestyen are members of the Bokros Ensemble. They also play with Sebo Ensemble, Hungarian World Music Orchestra. The Budapest Big Band, Budapest Jazz Orchestra. Modern Art Orchestra. Gergo Borlai, Mihaly Dresch, Istvan Grencso. Imre Koszegi. Zoltan Lantos., Mirrorworld”, Attila Laszlo Band. Janos Nagy, Kalman Olah and Triosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lacatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi La Katosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakcsi Lakatosi Lakatosi Kalman, Kalman, Janos Nagy Kalman, Kalman, Janos Yorsi Kalman, Peter Eosi Chamber Ensemble, Group 180, UMZE Chamber Ensemblesi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatsi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakata Szakcsi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakatosi Lakat, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, UMZE Chamber Ensemblesi, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Groups, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, UMZE Chamber Ensemble, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180, Group 180 His musical philosophy and life are shaped by teaching. Since 1979, he has been actively involved in the education of young jazz musicians. Since 1986, he has been a teacher in Bela Bartok Conservatory and since 1990 at the Jazz Department at Ferenc Liszt Music Academy. He was the department’s head from 1997 to 2000. He has given lectures and led courses at many places in Hungary and abroad. Birmingham Conservatory, DISTIL England/Scotland Royal Academy of Music (GB); Conservatoire de Lyon, London (F); Hochschule fur Music C.M von Weber Dresden (D); Lamantin Jazz Camp International Clarinet Tarogato and Saxophone Camps. Szombathely Seminar, International Creative Music Education Institute, (H). from http://www.mihalyborbely.hu
