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Our camp aims to engage with the traditions of Hungarian and European hurdy-gurdy and bagpipe music.
Hurdy-gurdy instruction for beginners and advanced players: Alföldi (Great Plain) Wallachian style, slow and lively csárdás melodies, recordings and scores based on the playing of Bársony Mihály and Szenyéri Dániel. How to wad, produce the rasp effect, and tune?
Instructor: Havasréti Pál
Bagpipe instruction for beginners and advanced players: Nógrádi and Alföldi bagpipe tunes. Melodies and playing techniques of Pál István, Seres Imre, and Szikora János, bagpipe players.
Bagpipe chanter construction, chanter tuning.
Instructor: G. Szabó Zoltán
Folk song learning under the professional guidance of dr. Juhász Katalin.
The goal of our camp is to enable folk musicians to perform traditional Hungarian folk music in a stylistically authentic, genuine, and engaging way, and to support their further independent learning based on recordings, scores, and folk music collections.
Bring your instrument! Padkaporos bagpipe dance in the evenings!
Hurdy-gurdy instruction for beginners and advanced players: Alföldi (Great Plain) Wallachian style, slow and lively csárdás melodies, recordings and scores based on the playing of Bársony Mihály and Szenyéri Dániel. How to wad, produce the rasp effect, and tune?
Instructor: Havasréti Pál
Bagpipe instruction for beginners and advanced players: Nógrádi and Alföldi bagpipe tunes. Melodies and playing techniques of Pál István, Seres Imre, and Szikora János, bagpipe players.
Bagpipe chanter construction, chanter tuning.
Instructor: G. Szabó Zoltán
Folk song learning under the professional guidance of dr. Juhász Katalin.
The goal of our camp is to enable folk musicians to perform traditional Hungarian folk music in a stylistically authentic, genuine, and engaging way, and to support their further independent learning based on recordings, scores, and folk music collections.
Bring your instrument! Padkaporos bagpipe dance in the evenings!
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