Pósfa táncház
Időpont
2023. February 11. Saturday
19:00
Helyszín
Liszt Institute
1000 Bruxelles, Treurenberg 10.
Belgium
The Pósfa band is a folk music group from the Csallóköz region of Western Slovakia, formed by three brothers and a childhood friend, who are joined by musician friends as frequent and regular guests. The band was founded by the father of the three brothers in 2010 in the village of Pósfa, a village in the Gelle municipality, hence the name "Pósfa".
Free event upon registration
Their origins define their activities and their musical and cultural mission. They primarily promote the folklore of the Hungarian minority in Slovakia, both at home and abroad. During the evening, they will introduce you to the folk music and musical characteristics of the Hungarian communities of south-western, central and south-eastern Slovakia.
After the concert we will continue with a Hungarian folk dance workshop (Táncház).
The members of the band:
Péter Iván - violin (lead singer)
Iván András - viola
Zoltán Iván - clarinet and tárogató
István Álló - double bass
The guests artists:
Júlia Szabó - vocals
Ádám Takács - violin
János Gelencsér - cimbalom
The Pósfa band is a folk music group from the Csallóköz region of Western Slovakia, formed by three brothers and a childhood friend, who are joined by musician friends as frequent and regular guests. The band was founded by the father of the three brothers in 2010 in the village of Pósfa, a village in the Gelle municipality, hence the name "Pósfa".
Free event upon registration
Their origins define their activities and their musical and cultural mission. They primarily promote the folklore of the Hungarian minority in Slovakia, both at home and abroad. During the evening, they will introduce you to the folk music and musical characteristics of the Hungarian communities of south-western, central and south-eastern Slovakia.
After the concert we will continue with a Hungarian folk dance workshop (Táncház).
The members of the band:
Péter Iván - violin (lead singer)
Iván András - viola
Zoltán Iván - clarinet and tárogató
István Álló - double bass
The guests artists:
Júlia Szabó - vocals
Ádám Takács - violin
János Gelencsér - cimbalom
