Laszlo holds degrees from the Bela Bartok Conservatory and the Science University in Budapest, as well as the Professional Music Diploma from Berklee College of Music.

I think that Laszlo Gardony being as talkative as he is an excellent spokesman for jazz. I think that's one thing that Laszlo's bring his visiblity and his ability to talk about what he's doing, talk about the jazz tradition, talk about his personal path of study. I think that's excellent. A lot of players are not as outspoken. When we deal with radio here, there are a lot of listeners out there who want to know about the player. They can hear his music, but they want to know something about his other side. I think Laszlo being such an eloquent spokesman about his past and about the jazz tradition is wonderful. Now, let's talk about his music. I think his music is just beautiful. I think , in the true tradition of jazz, he has been able to synthesize European elements and the African American elements that make jazz. That's beautiful, that's what we want. A station like this reaches an awful lot of people. In a course of a week my program, which airs nightly here, reaches about 80,000 people over a wide range covering most of the states here in the Northeast and the United States. We also maintain a lot of phone contact with our listenership. The phones ring here constantly. I can remember getting a phone call one night about Laszlo Gardony. We had been playing some of Laszlo's music and this phone call comes in from a woman who is frantically screaming about having driven her car off the road from listening to such beautiful music from Laszlo Gardony. So you know Laszlo's music touches a whole lot of people and I'm thankful with our 100,000 watts we can help him touch more. —Eric Jackson, WGBH ERIC IN THE EVENING

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