We pursue the knowledge of traditional styles, ways of interpretation in different musical dialects according to the concept described in this site. We focus on traditional music courses played on the traditional shepherd’s flute and violin as well as other archaic accompaniment instruments, like kobza(rhythm instrument from Moldva, similar to lute ), gardony (percussion instrument from the valley of Gyímes). At the same time, we are also moving in the direction of improvised experimental music with which we can combine, with good taste, authentic folklore. This year we also have the premiere of bagpipes with Dobos Levente.
The camp can be described as multicultural for adults, youth and families, Romanian speakers as well as for those who come from the Hungarian environment of the Táncház movement.
At the finish, we have a nice minifestival in Csiszar Bath.
Teatcher:
Kovács Kata Krisztina:
Shepherdflute, traditional songs
Szűcs Dea- violinfor beginner and highest level
Violin stiles for advancers, using old recordings
Ségercz Feri:
Shepherdflute, exersises traditional and experimental improviyative music based of tradition
Csibi Szabolcs:
kobza(rhythm instrument from Moldva, similar to lute ), gardony (percussion instrument from the valley of Gyímes).
Dobos Levente:
Shepherdflute for beginners, bagpipe
Improvizácion:
with special guest, Nicolas Simion
Csiszar Baths is located in Balvanyos Baths, in Covasna County.
Equipped with hot water showers, saunas, wet and dry mofettas and surrounded by an electric fence for the safety of guests.
Unless you are told, you really have no way of knowing that the most precious jewel of Balvanyos Baths is well hidden from the eyes of onlookers…. In front of the “La Cetate” Guesthouse, an apparently innocent dirt road starts in the opposite direction, relatively parallel to the one that descends from the Turia Pass, to climb Mount Csoma.After a short stretch, it crosses a bridge and then seems to become congested, disappointing at first sight those who wish to continue. Immediately after the bridge, to the left, some stairs lead to a meadow on the outskirts of which there are several dilapidated villas. You would go further, but it seems that you have no reason to… You turn back in front of the “La Cetate” guesthouse and study the information boards. Yes, you can see some road, a blue cross marking and a “Csiszár Fürdö” annotation, but eventually your gaze is drawn to the red markings in the northern area of Mount Puturosu. So you turn your back on your previous intentions without knowing that you have missed what Balvanyos has most precious…
