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Capital of Hungary
Budapest
Professor Palmer is from
Szeged

The large black dot points to
Hungary

What is #1?
Ukraine

What is #2
Romania

What is #3?
Germany

What is #4?
France

What is #5?
Spain

What is #6?
Austria
What is the name of the traditional Hungarian folk song Professor Palmer sung in class?
Altal mennek en a Tiszan
What is the rhythmic style of Altal mennek en a Tiszan? Why?
Tempo Giusto (it’s fast)
What is the instrument in Altal mennekk en a Tiszan? (aka Hungarian zither)
citera
Csardas is performed by a traditional..
Hungarian Gypsy band
What are all the instruments of a Gypsy band seen in Csardas?
Violin, Cimbalom, Clarinet, Double bass
What is the national dance of Hungary?
Csardas
The tempo of Csardas includes ____ (slow) and ____ (fast). Which comes first?
lassu (first), friss
The origin of the Csardas can be traced back to the 18th century recruiting song & dance:
Verbunkos
Characteristics of Verbunkos (4)
dotted rhythms
descending note pairs
cadential syncopation
ornaments attached to long notes
Who are the two Hungarian Ethnomusicologists?
Zoltan Kodaly and Bela Bartok

shepherds flute

gordon

cimbalom

This instrument is a type of _______, called a
zither, citera

hurdy gurdy
What is the Parlando Rubato style of Folk songs?
speech-like, “freely”
slow
solo & subjective/personal
What is the Tempo Giusto style of Folk songs?
fast
usually in groups
What river divides north & south Hungary, cutting thru Budapest
Danube River
What is the story of Hary Janos?
Opera written by Kodaly mainly to bring folksong to stage. The story follows an old veteran boasting about the heroic deeds(rescuing the Emperors daughter; promotion to General; defeat of Napoleon), and his conquest of the Empress’s heart.
Who composed Intermezzo from Hary Janos?
Zoltan Kodaly
Wha does Magyar mean?
Term Hungarians use to describe themselves and their language