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Join us for an evening of traditional Hungarian music, performed with traditional instruments.
Szászka was formed in 1996 to perform traditional Hungarian village dance music for events and workshops in the United States. Szászka has been performing regularly at táncház events in Minneapolis and Chicago, and at festivals and concerts in the Midwest. The group has studied with Hungarian and Transylvanian musicians in Hungary, Romania and the United States.
Musicians include: Colleen Bertsch, violin; Anastasia Verdoljak, violin; Doug Code, viola/koboz; and Sara Bruins, string bass. Learn more about Szászka, here!
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Saturday, February 8
6:30pm Doors | 7:00pm Artist Talk | 7:30pm Show
Live at the Carnegie is a monthly, Saturday listening series, curated with Liz Draper. These unique performances bring to our community incredible music and opportunities to meet with the performing artists. Free to attend, donations to the artists encouraged.