The Philadelphia & Vicinity Hungarian Sports Club Inc. 1495 Huffs Church Rd, Barto, PA 19504
On Sunday, June 23 – from 3 pm to 6:30 pm Presents:
JUHÁSZ FAMILY with MUSICIANS and DANCERS from GYIMES (Transylvania)
3:00 – The Ancient Language of Music – An exciting presentation by Zoltán Juhász about the ancient forms and
styles of folk music with musical examples. The lecture is both in English and Hungarian.
4:00 – Concert and Dance Performance
5:00 – Gyimesi Dance Workshop and Dancehouse led by dancers from Gyimes
Donation: $ 25 (students, under 18 years $ 15). Includes complimentary hors d’oeuvres dur
ing intermission. Please make advanced reservations at 610-845-9044.
THE ANCIENT LANGUAGE OF MUSIC
Zoltán Juhász musician (Egyszólam Band), ethnomusicologist, teacher (Liszt Acadamy) and physicist (Hungarian Acadamy of Science) is one of the most well-known and passionate experts of the Hungarian shepherds` instrumental and vocal musical tradition. He has been working on the computer analysis and modeling of h
idden connections in folk music for nearly 10 years. Zoltán Juhász is presenting these findings and the exciting prospects of this ongoing and ever-expanding study in his lecture entitled The Ancient Language of Music. The findings will be illustrated by many examples of these melodies, which will be performed by Zoltán Juhász and his children, Réka Juhász on vocals and gardon, and Dénes Juhász on flute and fiddle.
Juhász Family together with dancers and musicians from Gyimes will present the culture of the Csángópeople. Irénke André, Csaba André and Lóránd Bodor dancers, and the fiddle player Henrietta Simon are the leading figures of the young folk dance and folk music scene in Gyimes. Due to their amazing work keeping the local knowledge and culture alive, they create a true continuity between the past and the rapidly modernizing Gyimes.
Concert and Dance Performance
Zoltán Juhász – flute, Irénke André – dance, Réka Juhász – voice, gardon, Csaba André – dance,
Dénes Juhász – flute, fiddle, Bodor Lóránd – dance, Henrietta Simon – fiddle