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In September, the dance tunes rang out at the harvest procession on the vineyard hill, and ten years ago we danced the night away in the village hall. Tindia band is back in Kürt! We invite everyone to a concert and Moldavian dance house on Friday, November 6, at 6 p.m. in the Kürt village hall, as part of the XVI. Majer István Szakmai Napok!
One of the most special powers of Moldavian dances lies in the sense of community. Anyone can easily join these dances, since no serious prior dance experience is needed: the simple, repetitive steps and the motif-based melodies guide the participants almost instinctively.
Dancing in a circle with linked hands also carries deep symbolism: it expresses unity, belonging and attentiveness to one another. In the circle there is no main character; everyone is an equal part of the community. This energy of moving and flowing together is not only a source of joy but also a genuine experience of connection to the community and to the knowledge of our ancestors.
Tindia band began its journey in 2015 in a popular Budapest café-bar, where it regularly held Moldavian dance houses and folk pub nights. The band, now eleven years old, has evolved a great deal since then. Its music, rooted at the border between folk and world music, is brought to life by the intense female energy present in the group, its freely expressed humour and its untamed dance-house momentum. The band's lineup is a rare phenomenon in the Hungarian folk music scene: five women and one man, which gives their songs a mood, sensitivity and dynamic that differ from the usual. They draw mainly on Moldavian folk music, which they reshape with their own sound world and arrangements. The essence of this is evident on their two albums, as well as on the singles released since then.
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