Musician-Dancers, Dancer-Musicians

Páva Club

Followed by dance house

Martin György - (the brilliant Hungarian dance ethnographer) without whom most of our traditional dances would have already disappeared without a trace - once happened to record the whistling of Kalotaszeg legényes dancer Mátyás István Mundruc. The recording shows more than just someone who was a good whistler, it supports a subject Martin often wrote about: a good dancer has an outstanding knowledge of the dance music.
This time Páva Club presents young folk dancers known all over the country as excellent dancers that also play music. The core of the band is made up of dancers from the Hungarian National Dance Ensemble (artistic director: Zsuráfszky Zoltán)

Benedek Attila- accordion
Juhász Bence Zsombor- cymbalom
Juhász Sándor- violin, double bass
Kiss-B. Ádám- violin
Módos Máté- violin
Szabó Marci- viola
Szél Gábor- voice
Tompa Attila- voice
Oltárczy Mária- voice
Zsuráfszky Lilla- voice

Admission with valid COVID health certification

Tickets: 1000 Ft (ticket also good for Berka dance house)

The evening is co-produced by Fonó and Nomád Nemzedék with support funding from the Csoóri Sándor Fund.