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Folklore / Hungarian Folk Instruments

Hungarian Folk Instruments

April 9, 2015 - by Kerkay Emese

Hungarian Folk Musical Instruments Emese Kerkay INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Kodály Zoltán wrote: „The Hungarians are not especially instrumental music-lovers. Even poor people rather listen to music, than play with their own …

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Hungarian Folk Dance in America

Hungarian Folk Dance in Hungary and America

March 30, 2015 - by Kerkay Emese

HUNGARIAN FOLK DANCES in HUNGARY and AMERICA by Kálmán and Judith Magyar Images to be restored Contrary to the popular belief, not only in America, but also in other parts …

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Easter - Hímestojás / Folklore / Photos

Photos

March 28, 2015 - by Kerkay Emese

Scratch-carved egg The Scratch-carved eggs, dyed with onion skin, were decorated by Emese Kerkay Fotó: Kerkay László Images to be restored

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Folk Painting / Folklore

Folk Painting

March 28, 2015 - by Kerkay Emese
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Close ups / Folklore / Halas Lace / Hungarian Lace

Close ups

March 27, 2015 - by Kerkay Emese

WHY IS THE NEEDLE LACE OF KISKUNHALAS UNIQUE The world-famous Halas Lace is a 100% hand-made needle-lace. The delicacy of the fine thin-like-breath linen thread, and the effect created by …

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Easter - Hímestojás / Folklore / Phrase

Phrases

March 27, 2015 - by Kerkay Emese

“HANDLED LIKE A HÍMESTOJÁS” (Easter Egg) (Úgy bánik vele, mint a hímestojással) Images to be restored When one handles somebody or something like a hímestojás it means that the person takes absolutely …

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