Kaláka. 40 éves a táncházmozgalomra épült tévéműsor / Kaláka. TV Program Based on the Folk Dance Movement at the end of the 1970s
Journal Title: ME.dok - MÉDIA–TÖRTÉNET–KOMMUNIKÁCIÓ - Year 2017, Vol 0, Issue 2
Abstract
The research off ers an insight into the history of the folk dance movement initiated by the TV program entitled Kaláka based on the available sources (contemporary press coverage, interviews with the participants, photos and fi lms) as well as structured interviews and questionnaires. The research also focuses on the carrier of those who participated in this emblematic Transylvanian folk dance movement, and how they managed to transfer the specifi c mentality created within the framework of this movement in their further carriers.
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Katalin Simonffy
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