Mozsika and gardon
Program series
Mozsika and gardon
In the 1940s, Oszkár Dincsér drew attention to the instrumental music of the Gyimes Csángos, who had settled in a remote valley in the Eastern Carpathians and were mostly of Székely origin, with his book Two Csíki instruments: the mozsika and the gardon. Later, the collections of János Jagamas, Zoltán Kallós, György Martin, István Pávai and others made Gyimes folklore popular in the folk ‘dance-house’ movement. This evening, the House of Music Hungary will be filled with the pulsating power of old-time music and dance, evoking the harsh world of the river valleys.
According to current regulations, from March 7, 2022, it is no longer obligatory to wear a mask when visiting the House of Music Hungary. Concerts, programs and exhibitions can be attended without a vaccination certificate or card.
Nevertheless we still encourage you to wear a mask during concerts. All current rules are subject to change based on the all-time rules and regulations of the government. We kindly ask you to check all current regulations for your event on our website before your visit in each case.
