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Beneath a Shared Sky - Young Talents of Folk Dance and the Hungarian State Folk Ensemble on One Stage
The Heritage National Children and Youth Folk Art Association and the Hungarian State Folk Ensemble present "Beneath a Shared Sky," now in its fifth edition, offering a comprehensive picture of children and youth folk dance culture in the Carpathian Basin. While our spring performance featured young dancers from Gyimes and Szekszárd, this time the young dancers from Somorja in Upper Hungary and Kistarcsa, part of the Budapest agglomeration, take the stage. The Csali Children and Youth Ensemble is justly one of the most outstanding communities among today's Slovak-Hungarian folk dance groups. The young members of the Pannónia Dance Ensemble from Kistarcsa exemplify the high-quality transmission of folk culture through association-based activity. During the performance, professional dancers and musicians from the Hungarian State Folk Ensemble join the young folk dance talents.
Participants:
Hungarian State Folk Ensemble dance and music ensembles
Ensemble Director: Mihályi Gábor
Deputy Director General, Artistic Director: Pál István Szalonna
Csali Children's Folk Dance Ensemble
Group leaders/choreographers of Nagy Csali: Dóczé Mónika and Madocsai Imre
Group leader/choreographer of Kis Csali: Nagy Myrtil
Pannónia Dance Ensemble
Artistic Director: Szengyel István
Instructors and choreographers:
Szengyel István, Benderné Jelinek Eszter, Horváth May Dániel, Bíró Éva, Máté Móric, Kiss Anna
Program editor: Majoros Róbert
Program duration: ~ 100 minutes (one part)
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