September 1989 Cologne
“Possibilities for repairing bows”, slide presentation during a conference of the Society of German Violin Makers (VDG)
Printed in “Das Musikinstrument” 10/89
Autumn 1995 Munich
Exhibition “Hungarian Violin Making”
Museum of Musical Instruments in the Munich City Museum
Spring 1997 Munich
Publication of my book: “Violin Makers of Hungary”
June – July 1998 Munich
Exhibition and concerts in the Munich City Museum: “Old master instruments played in a masterly way”
December 1999 Mittenwald
Presentation on violin photography in the National School for Violin Manufacturing in Mittenwald
December 2000 Munich
“Violin Making in Munich”, radio interview in BR3
June 2001 Vienna
“Violin Making during the K.u.K.-Monarchy in Vienna and Budapest”, presentation in German language for the: Society of German Violin and Bow Makers, Society of Austrian Violin Makers, and Society of Hungarian Violin Makers
October 2001 Budapest
Same presentation as in June, but in hungarian language
2001 Budapest
Technical Publication “Hangszer Vilag” (en. = “World of Instruments”) We presented the pages 2 to 16 in the issue 2001/5-6 and used pictures and information from my book
March 2002 Frankfurt
Display during the “International Music fair Frankfurt”
2002 Budapest
Contribution to the calendar from editor Janos Bango in Hungary. The coverpage and the pages for February, April, June and December were taken from my book
2004 Budapest
Contribution to the calendar from editor Janos Bango in Hungary. The pictures for the coverpage and the month of June were taken in my business rooms and show the Stradivaris from Prof. Anne-Sophie Mutter and Prof. Dénes Zsigmondy
In addition we published several articles in the magazine “The Strad”, the technical publication for professional violin makers. We also had several interviews with German, Japanese, Hungarian and Chinese radio and television stations.
May 2013 Budapest
Direction of the annual meeting of EILA (International Society of Violin and Bow Maker Masters) in Budapest, together with a presentation and exhibition of the well known hungarian violin maker Samuel Nemessányi.