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The Hungarian State Folk Ensemble, the Danube Folk Ensemble and Hungaria Folk Ensemble & Orchestra are three of the best professional Hungarian folk ensembles with the longest tradition (formed in 1951, 1957, and 1952), besides being highly regarded in their home country they are famous abroad as well.
All the three of the ensembles consist of 30 artists. Their choreography is based on authentic dances, some of which were collected in isolated villages and date back hundreds of years. These performances give attendees a broad view of the music, dance and costume heritage of Hungary and the Hungarian inhabited areas.
Concerts begin at 20.00, and consists of two parts, 40-45 minutes each, plus an intermission. They are held in the Danube Palace or the Budai Vigado (Hungarian Heritage House).
A little more about the ensembles:
Hungarian State Folk Ensemble
The State Folk Ensemble is one of Hungary's most famous groups working to preserve folk culture. Founded in 1951, their goal was to study the traditional culture, art and customs of Hungary and the areas where Hungarian communities live and to translate this culture for audiences in a highly artistic way. 34 dancers, a 14 member Gypsy orchestra and a 5 member small orchestra perform the collected authentic dance material and folk music.
Hungaria Folk Ensemble
This unique formation was founded in 1952 by young Gypsy musicians. Their repertoire dates back to the traditions of the old musician dynasties. The members of the ensemble are trained in a unique way that places the emphasis on preserving their natural talent. The 60 member group is most famous for their Hungarian folk dance performances, but they are just as successful performing operettas, ballets and contemporary dances. The Hungaria Folk-dance Ensemble and the Hungaria Gypsy Orchestra often take the stage together. Their spectacular performances have been captivating audiences at home and abroad for decades.
Danube Folk Ensemble
One of the most highly regarded and authentic presenters of Hungarian dance culture, the Danube Folk Ensemble was founded in 1957. The 30 dancers and 7 members of the orchestra work to faithfully interpret traditional Hungarian culture in a dynamic and contemporary way. They perform over a 100 times a year and during the high season, on a weekly basis at the Danube Palace.
This short video compilation represents how the Hungarian State Folk Ensemble, the Danube Folk Ensemble and the Hungária Folk Ensemble & Orchestra perform on stage:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=wf6sDm4wQSw
How getting there:
The two venues for these performances are the Duna Palota (Danube Palace) and the Budai Vigado (Hungarian Heritage House.
The Danube Palace is located at 1051 Zrinyi Street 5. near Deak Ferenc Square and the Saint Stephan's Basilica.
The Hungarian Heritage House can be found at 1011 Corvin Square 8. near Batthyany Square and Clark Adam Square
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Visit duration:
Concerts begin at 20.00, and consists of two parts, 40-45 minutes each, plus an intermission. They are held in the Danube Palace or the Budai Vigado (Hungarian Heritage House).
Entry fees:
Tickets are available in 3 categories:
I. 6200
II. 5400
III. 3600
Contact:
Hungária Koncert Kft.
Tel./fax.:+36 1 317 1377
Tel./fax.:+36 1 317 2754
E-mail: hunkonc [at] ticket [dot] info [dot] hu
Main office: Duna Palota, 1051 Budapest, Zrínyi Street 5. HUNGARY