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34th International Kalotaszeg Folk Music and Dance Camp for Adults
Campers are welcome in Kalotaszentkirály on August 2, Sunday from 3:00 PM onwards.
Registration in the school courtyard, in the Residential Hall. Dinner from 7:00 PM, followed by the camp opening ceremony at 9:30 PM.
A typical "working day" of the camp is structured as follows:
7:30-8:45 – BREAKFAST
9:00-12:00 – instruction program
12:00-13:00 – folk song instruction
13:00-14:30 – LUNCH
15:00-16:00 – rest time
16:00-17:50 – instruction program according to the morning schedule
18:00-19:00 – folk song instruction
19:00-20:00 – DINNER
21:00-00:00 DANCE HOUSE
Throughout the week, various performances enrich the program.
On Saturday, camp closes after breakfast.
Children's program: Daily from 9 AM-12 PM and 4-6 PM. Dance house for children from 8-9 PM.
We warmly welcome participants from any country in the world who are interested in Kalotaszeg dances and folk songs and have reached the age of 16.
The camp venue this time is again Kalotaszentkirály village, whose residents and local government have been demonstrating their hospitality since 1991.
Returning campers can confirm that the dynamically developing village and the camp organizers strive year after year to improve conditions. Within the framework of rural hospitality, many applicants already have more comfortable accommodation than average. Five years ago, we were also able to accommodate interested participants in the new school residential hall, and at the same time dining conditions have also visibly improved.
Campers receive 6 hours daily of intermediate/advanced level folk dance or advanced instrumental folk music instruction. Folk song instruction takes place for 2 hours daily. The tradition of organizing folk song and youth dance competitions dates back to the camp's founding. The camp concludes every year with a gala performance in which invited resource persons and camp participants also perform.
Attention!
We cannot be held responsible for valuables left in tents. Campers will have the opportunity to store their valuables in a secure location.
Please note!
With the support of the local government, the camp organizers also provide professional support for the instruction of children's groups for local children and students. Children of parents registered for the camp who have reached the age of 5 may participate in the aforementioned children's group activities upon payment of a separate participation fee.
Campers are welcome in Kalotaszentkirály on August 2, Sunday from 3:00 PM onwards.
Registration in the school courtyard, in the Residential Hall. Dinner from 7:00 PM, followed by the camp opening ceremony at 9:30 PM.
A typical "working day" of the camp is structured as follows:
7:30-8:45 – BREAKFAST
9:00-12:00 – instruction program
12:00-13:00 – folk song instruction
13:00-14:30 – LUNCH
15:00-16:00 – rest time
16:00-17:50 – instruction program according to the morning schedule
18:00-19:00 – folk song instruction
19:00-20:00 – DINNER
21:00-00:00 DANCE HOUSE
Throughout the week, various performances enrich the program.
On Saturday, camp closes after breakfast.
Children's program: Daily from 9 AM-12 PM and 4-6 PM. Dance house for children from 8-9 PM.
We warmly welcome participants from any country in the world who are interested in Kalotaszeg dances and folk songs and have reached the age of 16.
The camp venue this time is again Kalotaszentkirály village, whose residents and local government have been demonstrating their hospitality since 1991.
Returning campers can confirm that the dynamically developing village and the camp organizers strive year after year to improve conditions. Within the framework of rural hospitality, many applicants already have more comfortable accommodation than average. Five years ago, we were also able to accommodate interested participants in the new school residential hall, and at the same time dining conditions have also visibly improved.
Campers receive 6 hours daily of intermediate/advanced level folk dance or advanced instrumental folk music instruction. Folk song instruction takes place for 2 hours daily. The tradition of organizing folk song and youth dance competitions dates back to the camp's founding. The camp concludes every year with a gala performance in which invited resource persons and camp participants also perform.
Attention!
We cannot be held responsible for valuables left in tents. Campers will have the opportunity to store their valuables in a secure location.
Please note!
With the support of the local government, the camp organizers also provide professional support for the instruction of children's groups for local children and students. Children of parents registered for the camp who have reached the age of 5 may participate in the aforementioned children's group activities upon payment of a separate participation fee.
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