Musicians bring spirit of Hungary
SHOW-TIME
MUSIC Mu/sikas, a Hungarian band,
will perform at Baail Hall, University
School of Music, on Friday. Oct 25,
at 8pm Tickets, selling for $5 stu
dents ai>d $8 general, can be pur
chased at the EMU Main Desk or at
the door
Don't export
just another folk
music concert.
You certainly
won't get it. In
stead. you'll see
and hear a flute
with no holes, an
upside down violin and a bass
that’s missing ii string.
Muzsikns, hailing from Du
dapcsl, presents more than
just Hungarian tunes ii pre
sents Hungarian history. Us
ing such instruments as bag
pipes, recorders and violas,
the group weaves ancient his
tory and age-old musical
styles and ends up with a
sound that captures contem
porary ears.
"They're the absolute tops
in Hungarian music," said
Nancy Blake, one of the pro
ducers of the show "We had
them here about 1 years ago
and tfury were absolutely fab
ulous."
Aside from the interesting
instrumentation, the group
also gives audiences the feel
ing that they've somehow vis
ited Hungary
"Budapest is just such an
CourUiy pfcoio
Muzsikas, a Hungarian folk band, will perform Friday at 8 p m in
Beall Hall at the University School ol Music Tickets are $5 tor stu
dents and $8 for general admission
exciting place to visit right
now with the change in gov
ernment and the people,"
Blake said. "You'll walk away
from this concert with this
whole spirit of visiting Hun
gary for a few hours."
Prior to the concert,
Muzsikas will give a free dem
onstration and lecture from
3:30 to 5 p.m. in Beall Hall
They will he showing their in
struments, talking about their
technique and about Hungar
ian culture in general.
Then, following the con
cert, the band will move to
the Hilton lobby to set the
stage for a Tancha/. House
(folk dance house). All those
who attended the concert are
invited to the dance No
dance experience is required,
and guest dancers will con
duct a teaching session in the
lobby at 10 p in The dance
will follow and continue until
1 am.
After the day of Hungarian
events is over, Blake said, the
impact of the music will lin
ger on "It's very beautiful,
haunting music," she said "It
really stays with you
By 1 ayne Lakeftsh
Emerald Entertainment Editor
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