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Have you always been interested in folk dance but never had the chance to try it? Would you like to get to know this branch of Hungarian folk culture, but could use some basics? Is there more to Hungarian folk dance than the csárdás? Now we'll show you what the bokázó, the lengető and the höcögő are all about!
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You are cordially invited to TITITÁ Táncműhely's 4-month COMPLETE BEGINNER FOUNDATION mini-course series for beginners and those starting over, which provides an introduction to the basics of Hungarian folk dance through dance motifs and basic steps from several regional traditions.
REGISTRATION and FURTHER INFORMATION on the registration form linked below.
Schedule: Mondays from 18:00-19:30 from September to December 2025 (14 sessions, with autumn break on October 27)
Venue: Kultur Dance Stúdió - Tititá Tánciskola rehearsal room
Address: 1045 Budapest, Berni utca 1.
Access: by train from Piliscsaba-Solymár-Óbuda OR by tram line 14 OR by buses 30, 30A - all routes to Angyalföld railway station stop
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We are advertising this course for adults who would like to try folk dance, who would like to get to know the basics, whether out of curiosity, interest, or with the goal of learning dance house dances (such as Kalotaszeg, Mezőség, etc.) with a more solid foundation. The course is open to everyone regardless of age and prior experience; you can come with a partner or without one. Given the foundational nature of the course, there will be parts that can be danced solo (without a partner) and parts for couples. Instruction is provided with partner exchanges or, if requested, with your own partner.
Participation fee and further information on the registration form and at tanfolyam@magyarneptanc.hu. Detailed information about the course (equipment, payment terms, etc.) will be sent to participants in a confirmation letter the week before the course begins.
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Instructors: Nagy József and Magyar Zsuzsanna - leaders of TITITÁ Táncműhely
Enquiries and further information: tanfolyam@magyarneptanc.hu; +36 20 970 3625 (Zsuzsi) or +36 30 902 8782 (Jocó)
We warmly welcome all those interested in dance and future dancers of ours!
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You are cordially invited to TITITÁ Táncműhely's 4-month COMPLETE BEGINNER FOUNDATION mini-course series for beginners and those starting over, which provides an introduction to the basics of Hungarian folk dance through dance motifs and basic steps from several regional traditions.
REGISTRATION and FURTHER INFORMATION on the registration form linked below.
Schedule: Mondays from 18:00-19:30 from September to December 2025 (14 sessions, with autumn break on October 27)
Venue: Kultur Dance Stúdió - Tititá Tánciskola rehearsal room
Address: 1045 Budapest, Berni utca 1.
Access: by train from Piliscsaba-Solymár-Óbuda OR by tram line 14 OR by buses 30, 30A - all routes to Angyalföld railway station stop
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We are advertising this course for adults who would like to try folk dance, who would like to get to know the basics, whether out of curiosity, interest, or with the goal of learning dance house dances (such as Kalotaszeg, Mezőség, etc.) with a more solid foundation. The course is open to everyone regardless of age and prior experience; you can come with a partner or without one. Given the foundational nature of the course, there will be parts that can be danced solo (without a partner) and parts for couples. Instruction is provided with partner exchanges or, if requested, with your own partner.
Participation fee and further information on the registration form and at tanfolyam@magyarneptanc.hu. Detailed information about the course (equipment, payment terms, etc.) will be sent to participants in a confirmation letter the week before the course begins.
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Instructors: Nagy József and Magyar Zsuzsanna - leaders of TITITÁ Táncműhely
Enquiries and further information: tanfolyam@magyarneptanc.hu; +36 20 970 3625 (Zsuzsi) or +36 30 902 8782 (Jocó)
We warmly welcome all those interested in dance and future dancers of ours!
As with other events or in other places, photographs and audio recordings may be made at this event. By entering the event, participants give their prior and explicit consent – without further question – to the recording and publication of their face and appearance as they may be recognizable in these recordings, for example for the purpose of promoting similar future events.
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