We bring You collections, decade-long recordings and archive material that is still very much relevant today; and dancers who continue to inspire us. We would like to present our favourite recordings: explain the inspiration and story behind our choreography.
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On our virtual tour you can look around in the newly renovated, eclectic Budai Vigadó, and you can also see the conditions before the reconstruction.
Meet our traditions!
Freely compilable permanent ticket for four occasions – for the lovers of dance
Until 15 July, the price of the permanent ticket with pre-purchase discount!
Tázló band from Budapest performs csángó-Hungarian folk music from Moldva (eastern part of Romania).
The long-lost cousins - the zither, the tambourine and the kobza - meet in the music of Pengetős (Plunking) Trio.
The Magos Folk Band from Budapest is a band playing authentic Hungarian folk music, first of all tunes from Transylvania and present day Hungary.
In addition to mastering and transmitting authentic folk music, I find it important to explore all the possibilities given by the citera.
A’capella band Dalinda tells us about the stages of womanhood through the medium of authentic and modern sounds.
The music of the csángó people from Moldavia enjoys particular popularity among folk music fans in Hungary.
Babra breathes new life into the manifold musical heritage of South Slavs.
Ensemble Bajkó was founded in the spring of 2013, in Budapest, by three hearty, music lover youngsters from the countryside.
