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Hungarian dance workshops and táncház with Budapest’s Enyedi-Salamon Quartet

Sunday, September 4, 2016, 5–11 pm

First Unitarian Society in Newton parish hall, 1326 Washington Street, West Newton, Massachusetts

5 pm… Kids’ dance workshop/táncház
6-7:30 pm… Beginners’ dance workshop
8-11 pm… Táncház and short dance performance

Contributions to the refreshment table are welcome!

Admission $20
Kids $10
Family cap $50

FAC and Forgás Hungarian Dance Group are excited to present an evening of traditional Hungarian music and participatory dance with Budapest’s Enyedi-Salamon Quartet, the premier young presenters of authentic folk music from Transylvania, Moldavia, and Transdanubia. It’s a rare treat to have a band from Hungary playing for our dancing. This music is wonderful for just listening as well as for dancing, so please join us and bring friends!

Members of the ensemble are Soma Salamon (flutes, accordion, percussion), Attila Mihó (violin, viola), Ferenc Zimber (cimbalom), and Ágnes Enyedi (vocals), plus dancers István Berecz and Réka Bures.