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Fifty years have passed since the first folk dance specialization cohort of the Hungarian University of Dance Arts, formerly known as the State Ballet Institute, set out on a path determined by tradition, art, and human integrity after earning their dance artist diplomas.
At this 50th anniversary gathering, we celebrate not merely a milestone, but a community, a perspective, and a way of life that has shaped the destiny of all of us across generations.đŸ’«

đŸŽ€Welcome address and official recognition of the MTE's first folk dance specialization graduates from 50 years ago. The welcome address and opening performance will be given by: Rector MĂĄrta FodornĂ© MolnĂĄr
Ceremonial presentation of diplomas!
Reflecting on the past in the present!
đŸŽ€Hosts: HĂ©di SztanĂł and BĂ©la FaragĂł

đ’đ©đžđšđ€đžđ«đŹ:
đŸŽ€JĂĄnos Kiss, Chairman of the MTE Board of Trustees
-The first folk dance specialization "through a ballet lens"
đŸŽ€Ă‰va HĂ©ra:
-What need led to the creation of the folk dance specialization and what characterized the cultural environment of that era? -The cohort's role in dance houses, clubs, and theatrical presence over 25 years
đŸŽ€Dr. György Martin and the influence of ZTI's research work on the specialization's professional practice
- The influence of SĂĄndor CsoĂłri and folk-national writers on the professional development of the cohort members
đŸŽ€Ibolya Bede Fazekas
đŸŽ€ Master Katalin Györgyfalvay
đŸŽ€Böske TĂ­mĂĄr
đŸŽ€ Master SĂĄndor TimĂĄr
đŸŽ€GyöngyvĂ©r HortobĂĄgyi
đŸŽ€ MĂĄria ZĂłrĂĄndi

📾Meanwhile, we will prepare a photo montage of the cohort members and a few live dance illustrations with 3 couples, featuring the children of cohort members who graduated from the MTE folk dance artist specialization: Lili FaragĂł, BĂ©la FaragĂł, Veronika BenkƑ-Morvai, Katica Nagy, Kati JuhĂĄsz, ZoltĂĄn ZsurĂĄfszky Jr., IldikĂł NĂ©meth, ZoltĂĄn ZsurĂĄfszky, IldikĂł SzabĂł KincsƑ, Rubinka SzabĂł.
After this, a 15-minute break, followed by cohort members recalling the "ballet institute" years more freely with the help of a moderator (Hédi Sztanó).

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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