Magyar News, 2006. január-május (17. évfolyam, 1-5. szám)
2006-05-01 / 5. szám
Tamás Wolff reciting from Mihály Tompa people play the music, or in perfect Hungarian say the long poems. Then there were the dancers, two girls and two boys, or I should say two ladies and two men, who like youths performed authentic folk dances. They are called the “Talpra Magyar” Folkdancers. Many wore the kokarda. Others tried to find out where Imre Ihász: “Talpra Magyar" by Petőfi they got it from. They would like to have it as well. As events are now, they might pick some up in Budapest at the park of the National Museum. Isn’t it a shame? While singing the Hymnusz we all showed that our hearts in America are still Hungarian. Joseph F. Balogh Left: Bodák Erika, Andrea Kalán, István Kosbor and Aron Székely perform dances of Kalotaszeg. Below left: Veronika Kiss and Carlynn Savót on violin and cello played several pieces, among them the Rákóczi Induló. Dr. Balázs Somogyi is introducing them. On the right: Eva Mikolai, Judith Balogh president of the Pannónia and Agnes Farkas, who also recited a Albert Vass poem, donate Rev. Poznan framed pictures of the Hymnusz and the Szózat. Reverend thanked it and he will put it on the wall of the hall Zsuzsanna Dömötör giving us a poem written by Lőrinc Szabó. Bariton singer Oliver Valu performs patriotic Hungarian songs "«»»nswls
