Beside his teaching profession and performing artist – he also served as the director of the Béla Bartók Memorial House in Budapest between 20.

Currently he is piano and organ professor, as well as board member in the Doctoral School of the institute. He worked there three years as the director of the Music Institute. Since 2002 he has been chairing the Piano and Organ Faculty in the Institute of Music of the Faculty of Music and Visual Arts at the University of Pécs.

A few years he worked as a piano teacher at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest, one year as organ guest professor in the Organ Department of Taegu-Hyosung University in South Korea. In 2013 he has been elected the president of the Hungarian Ferenc Liszt Society. In 2003 he was awarded the Liszt Ferenc prize for his artistic activity. He also makes piano transcriptions, paraphrases form different operas. His organ transcription repertoire consists of two complete symphonies, six symphony movements, a symphonic poem, overtures, orhestral suites and incidental music, four concertos, two oratorios, two masses and numerious piano etudes. He has made several organ adaptations from great symphonic and oratoric works, and piano transcriptions from various operas. He is also specialized in performing contemporary music, as well as in classical and jazz improvisation. A 18 novella mindegyike gyomorszort, megrz, de mgis muszj tovbb olvasni, magval ragadja az olvast. A ktet lazn sszefztt elbeszlsek sorozata fhse, egy tizenves kamasz mesli el a trtneteket. He has played the complete sonatas of Mozart, Beethoven, and Schubert, popular sonatas of Haydn, a significant portion of Schumann and Chopin piano works, the complete piano works of Béla Bartók, as well as piano works of Franz Liszt, and the complete organ works of Liszt and Bach. A fehr kirly 2004-ben kszlt el, a 2005-s knyvhtre jelent meg a Magvet Kiad gondozsban. He regularly gives both solo piano and organ concerts, number of concert series in Hungary and throughout the world. As an undergraduate he won seven first prizes in Hungary and two international first prizes (Cagliari, New Orleans) in piano competitions. Earning his degree as an organist in 1989 and as a pianist in 1990, Csaba Király graduated from the Ferenc Liszt Academy, Budapest.

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