"The Kis-Küküllô area – unexplored territory" thus begins dr. Károly Kós in his work presenting the ethnic artifacts of the region (Kis-Küküllô vidéki magyar népmüvészet. Bucharest, 1978). Kós' statement justifies a listing of the scattered discoveries of ethnographical value, field research and publications, all of which occured comparatively late in this region. Until quite recently, what has been emphasized the most in the folk music and folk dance collection work, was the region's obscure character. György Martin published a survey of the history of ethnographical research related to the area. (A Maros-Küküllô vidéki magyar táncdialektus. Zenetudományi Dolgozatok, 1982).

1. Sűrű verbunk 3' 36"
Men's dance
2. Lassú csárdás, székely verbunk, oláhos, szökő 8' 51"
Slow couple dance, two men's dances, fast couple dance
3. Dzsam mange, dzsam mange… / Cigány hallgató 3' 23"
Dzsam mange, dzsam mange...
4. Cigány hallgató, asztali nóta, csárdás, hîrţag 8' 08"
Gypsy lament, table song, couple dances
5. Román cigány horitura 4' 02"
Romanian Gypsy lament
6. Învîrtita, haţegana 5' 35"
Romanian couple dances
7. Horitura 4' 05"
Romanian lament
8. Virrasztó ének és csingerd'i 7' 26"
Mourning song and Gypsy couple dance
9. János - köszöntő 0' 59"
János name day greeting
10. Kalákába hajtó 3' 20"
Call to a work party
11. Lakodalmi mars 1' 57"
Wedding march
12. Kolinda (La mulţi ani cu bine…) 1' 23"
Romanian carol
13. Învârtita, hîrţag, banu' mărăcine 6' 27"
Romanian dances
14. Cigány virrasztók 3' 33"
Gypsy mourning songs
15. Asztal nóta, csárdás, szökő 7' 00"
Table song, couple dances