Lívia Ránki

1924–2011 (age 87)

Biography

Lívia Ránki was a Hungarian piano teacher born in 1924 who devoted her life to music education. Through her teaching, she nurtured generations of musicians and fostered an appreciation for classical music within her community.

Ránki's influence extended beyond individual students to shape Hungary's musical culture. She passed away in 2011 and was interred at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery, leaving behind a profound legacy of musical knowledge and inspiration.

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