“The Golden-Fleeced Lamb” is an interactive fairy tale play for children aged 4 to 12. A shepherd sets out with his golden-fleeced lamb to make the crying princess laugh, in hopes of winning half the kingdom and her hand in marriage, and is joined by various characters along the way, culminating in a joyful wedding celebration.
Balint Tarkany-Kovacs cimbalom artist created his trio to present the Hungarian cimbalom music to the world. The cimbalom originates from Hungary and the music of it rooted deeply in the thousand years old Hungarian traditions which connects the nomadic cultures of the endless Asian Steppe and the Christian Europe. Balint Tarkany-Kovacs’s trio is the unique representative of this beautiful tradition. On his concerts, Balint introduces the history of the cimbalom and tells stories about the players of a begone time.
Canarro band is the main representative of the french manouche swing (or gypsy Jazz) genre in the region. In an inimitable tone, own and well-known melodies: the musical legacy of Django Reinhardt Seasoned with the salon music of Budapest from the last century, with a touch of Paris, and the freedom of jazz.
If you had to describe it briefly: Canarro is alive and exciting.
Performing:
The „Tamburás” Brothers band, as the name suggests, is an ensemble made up of tambura players, representing a long-standing formation of musicians! It is a band from Vojvodina, so melodies typical of the region hold special significance in their repertoire. Additionally, they perform both popular and lesser-known dance house songs on tamburas, creating a truly original sound!
They have showcased their skills in numerous bands and musical styles, and have also worked as teachers and performers in folk music camps. They consider it important for today’s youth to love and embrace the traditions inherited from their ancestors.
Interactive family concert
Songs, poems, rhymes, great music, dance, fun and games… what more does one want for a great day? Infamous Hungarian poets’ verses set to music.
Bognár Szilvia – vocals
Bede Péter – saxophone, recorder
Hámori Máté – guitar
Kovács Zoltán – contrabass
Gyulai Csaba – percussions, gadulka
