[Raymond Sosnowski]

An interesting mix of the spread of Hungarian culture through music % dance around the world. I know the presenter through the Tisza Ensemble in Maryland – my wife & I learned dancing here beginning in 2015. She also plays in 2 folk bands – the string band, Magnólia Zenekar, was featured in the DC clip. And I have done video work for the Ensemble as well as the bands. Nice to see the New Brunswick, NJ, and the Montreal folks highlighted. Having a Hungarian mother and grandparents, the folk culture is rather near and dear to my heart.

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[Steven Bondor]

Anna, your presentation of Hungarian Folk dancing was fabulous and well done. Do you know László Tihányi of Hungarian Scout Folk Esemble, who teaches the dances from Kalotaszeg region. We are a vibrant Hungarian community in Cleveland, Ohio. They will perform this Labor Day weekend on Sunday in Param, Ohio which is a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio. I came across Tancház and folk dancing and music in my 20’s and 30’s. I always loved the rich music and dance from these Hungarian regions. I always cherish my Hungarian heritage and roots, especially the language and culture. I hope to keep in touch with fellow Hungarian cultural people. Isten áldja!

[Chaz Szabo]

Wonderful presentation! Thanks!🇭🇺

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