Cimbalom concerts in September

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“The World of the Hammered Dulcimer” written by Viktoria Herencsar has been published in English.
Viktória Herencsár’s book acquaints the reader with this special, beautiful and mysterious instrument. It introduces the history and the types of dulcimer all over the world, the ways of playing it, the more significant instrument making workshops, its professional and musical bibliography, the symbols of score notations for dulcimer, as well as the state of its education both in Hungary and abroad.
You can buy it as an e-book on this site: http://tinyurl.com/yc793jw7

New publications!

In the footsteps of cimbalom-playing ancestors - Géza Allaga (1841-1913)

Double CD - Hungarian Serenade - compositions by Géza Allaga

A book about Géza Allaga, the founder of Hungarian-style dulcimer literature and education, was published by Morning Art Records under the title In the footsteps of cimbalom-playing ancestors.

Through the life of Géza Allaga, the book presents the dulcimer becoming Hungarian, the cimbalom culture of the 19th and early 20th centuries in Hungary, using contemporary documents and Géza Allaga's legacy.

The double CD with Géza Allaga's solo cimbalom compositions published simultaneously with the book, the music of which can be listened to and downloaded using the QR code and the internet website in the book. Thus, those who read this book can get acquainted with Géza Allaga's compositions through the musical examples, which are an important part of the dulcimer literature.

The book can be used for pedagogical purposes by teachers, students, and performers alike, and its informative nature guarantees special musical information and examples for lay people interested.

The book is also available as an e-book without musical material.
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New CD: Cimbalomystic. Compositions for cimbalom and symphony orchestra by Viktoria Herencsar