Talk:György Pauk

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Pauk = spider?

Is it just coincidental, but is his surname in any way related to the Russian word for spider, паук (pa-uk)? -- JackofOz (talk) 01:57, 4 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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Appointed Hon Doctor of Music by London University (2016 ) Important ex students Prof Kazuki Sawa ( Dean of Geidai University Tokyo ) Prof Mengla Huang ( Shanghai Music Academy ) Prof Maureen Smith ( Royal Academy of Music London ) Prof Philippe Honore ( Royal Academy of Music London ) Prof Marianne Thorsen ( Trondheim Music Academy ) Prof Gyula Stuller ( Head of strings at Lausanne Conservatorium and Concert master of the Lausanne Chamber Orchestra ) Lucy Gould ( Gould piano trio )

Published an autobiography by Park Kiado Budapest in 2016

I've added a (very brief) 'Notable students' section to the article based on the sources that I could find quickly that confirmed some of the above - the remaining entries in the list will need to be added and sourced by other editors. The claim 'Published an autobiography by' makes no sense. JezGrove (talk) 23:03, 24 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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