Koloman von Pátaky (1896-1964) was a Hungarian tenor, admired in opera and concert repertory. He sang at major European houses and became known for lyric roles and Mozart singing.

In the Pristine catalogue he appears in Fritz Busch’s Beethoven in Copenhagen recordings with Danish radio forces.

Pátaky’s singing brought lyric clarity and central-European style to repertory where vocal poise and textual focus are essential.

His page is justified by career standing and catalogue context. Pátaky adds Hungarian tenor refinement to the Busch Copenhagen strand.