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Dear Ladies, Gentlemen, and other citizens interested in movement!
We hereby inform the distinguished public that on November 21, something will happen at the Palermo dance house that one either remembers or doesn't, but in any case is definitely worth trying.
The music will be provided by the notorious, unflappable, and in all circumstances musically inclined Borza Banda, who not only draw the bow but also use it threateningly if anyone remains seated. They are the ones who have already proven countless times that music not only fills the space but occasionally seizes common sense as well.
They rarely play without reason — but now there is reason, so everyone should hold on to whatever they've got.
There will be no dance instruction, because we don't complicate matters: whoever can, dances, whoever can't, at least sets a good example for the others of what not to do.
The venue choice remains impeccable:
– it's deep enough that problems get stuck there,
– it's dark enough that you can't see who steps on whose foot,
– and it's loud enough that you can't ask who it was.
Admission: a smile, two kind words, and preferably shoes — because only the organizers can dance barefoot.
Departure: when the band admits that only the bow is moving, but not the hand.
🎻First violin: Sándor Gabriella
🎻Second violin: Szerényi Domokos
🪗Accordion: Tóth Roland
🎻Double bass: Tejfel Zsolt
☝️Attention: the event takes place in a basement, so anyone accustomed to ground level can expect heightened excitement!
We hereby inform the distinguished public that on November 21, something will happen at the Palermo dance house that one either remembers or doesn't, but in any case is definitely worth trying.
The music will be provided by the notorious, unflappable, and in all circumstances musically inclined Borza Banda, who not only draw the bow but also use it threateningly if anyone remains seated. They are the ones who have already proven countless times that music not only fills the space but occasionally seizes common sense as well.
They rarely play without reason — but now there is reason, so everyone should hold on to whatever they've got.
There will be no dance instruction, because we don't complicate matters: whoever can, dances, whoever can't, at least sets a good example for the others of what not to do.
The venue choice remains impeccable:
– it's deep enough that problems get stuck there,
– it's dark enough that you can't see who steps on whose foot,
– and it's loud enough that you can't ask who it was.
Admission: a smile, two kind words, and preferably shoes — because only the organizers can dance barefoot.
Departure: when the band admits that only the bow is moving, but not the hand.
🎻First violin: Sándor Gabriella
🎻Second violin: Szerényi Domokos
🪗Accordion: Tóth Roland
🎻Double bass: Tejfel Zsolt
☝️Attention: the event takes place in a basement, so anyone accustomed to ground level can expect heightened excitement!
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