1 Feb

Herald News – Vodafone has launched 4G+ and doubled its 4G capacity in Budapest – 2017

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Vodafone Hungary Zrt. launched its Hungarian operation on November, 30. 1999.

Vodafone in Hungary is an integrated technology provider, with a portfolio covering mobile communication, mobile internet and broadband data services for retail and business users alike.

Vodafone is a global leader in mobile telecommunication services active in 26 countries over five continents, and has 49 additional partner networks, serving over 470 million customers worldwide. Vodafone offers a full range of telecommunications services including voice and data communication.

Latest Press release … “After improving 3G indoor coverage in Budapest, Vodafone has most recent network development and launched its 1800 MHz LTE service in Budapest and its catchment area on top of the 800 MHz LTE service used till now, thus increasing the maximum bandwidth available for 4G services from 10 MHz to 20 MHz  announced by Amrita Gangotra – Technology Director.

Vodafone has combined the capacities of the two spectra using the most up-to-date technologies available. Thanks to the doubled bandwidth and the so-called Carrier Aggregation technology, mobile services are becoming much higher quality, more stable and faster for all customers using 4G enabled handsets in Budapest and its catchment area.

Carrier Aggregation was piloted by Vodafone in Tatabánya, so next to Budapest 4G+ services are also already available in the county seat of Komárom-Esztergom County. Vodafone will continue to roll out this service in numerous other towns of different sizes.

Vodafone’s great 4G network is so fast and reliable it could even be used to navigate a hurtling racing car with blacked out windows, whilst in our everyday lives it guarantees fast access to information and a reliable mobile Internet experience.

The launching of the 1800 MHz LTE network makes it possible for numerous customers to access 4G services who use handsets that do not allow them to connect to the 800 MHz LTE network (for example iPhone 5), therefore in Budapest alone 4G services will now become available to more than 35 thousand of our existing customers.

In Budapest, Vodafone has turned on LTE1800, and therefore Carrier Aggregation, at 425 sites, raising outdoor 4G+ coverage in the capital to 87.2% of the population. Vodafone’s 4G coverage in Budapest is close to 100% outdoor and 98,1% indoor.

Using the frequency range which by now has reached a total capacity of 20 MHz is reducing the load on the  LTE 800 cells, which in itself greatly improves 4G services, as customers can access a larger bandwidth. The overwhelming majority of smartphones on the market that are younger than 2 years are Carrier Aggregation enabled, meaning that, as a result of this development, their users have access to 4G+ services that are much faster than the service offered before, facilitating theoretical download speeds of up to 150 Mbit/s.

This speed allows users to download a high-resolution (HD) film in just a few minutes, meaning they can enjoy on-line streaming services without interruption, in excellent quality. The 4G+ services can typically be used with handsets that are not older than 2 years and can also run on the LTE 1800 MHz network. However, only certain smartphones display this combined network as ‘4G+’, while others still show ‘4G’.

Vodafone’s new, short video shows the speed and reliability of the mobile Internet network. In the video, Alexandre Froment-Curtil – CEO sits in the 380 HP Opel Mokka racing car of the Dakar rally’s heroic Szalay-Bunkoczi team, in the navigator’s seat.  The car’s windows are totally blacked out, so Balázs Szalay has to drive the car whilst relying on the images ‘seen’ by the handsets fitted onto the roof of the speeding car, and broadcast using Vodafone’s 4G network. Balázs Szalay said, Quote: “I have already driven in extreme conditions on quite a few occasions; including in the endless dunes of the Sahara Desert, past terrifying cliff tops in South America also in rainy and muddy Russia, and sometimes even on ice in Iceland, but I have never done it like this before – totally blind, purely relying on the images live streamed by the handsets. It has been a real experience, and further proof that mobile technology can be relied on even in the most extreme of circumstances.”  … https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6XhmbfrjXg&feature=youtu.be

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31 Jan

Budapest Spring Festival 2017

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Budapest is most famous for its unmatched panorama, however the Hungarian capital has also been referred to as a city of surprises in the last couple of years. The reason  apart from its historical building and natural heritage Budapest offers exciting, wide-ranging programs for its guests throughout the whole year. Why not start discovering  the unique performances as well  in the coming spring 2017.

Anyway … until the weather decides to unfold and spring arrive to Budapest there is time for those folks who would not like to miss to be at their favorite event in the coming 37th Budapest Spring Festival.

Hereby is a glance to learn more about it!

This year 48 Programs awaiting local and foreigner visitors to the Budapest Spring Festival, starting on March, 31 between April, 23. 2017. in Budapest.  Already begun selling tickets to the 2017 season, whereas the organisers promise unique performance experiences.

The programs will take place at numerous venues, mentioning a couple: Müpa Budapest and Liszt Academy, the Hungarian State Opera, the Bálna Budapest, the Vigadó, the Budapest Music Center, Várkert Bazár (Castle Garden Bazaar) and Budapest theaters, cultural institutes and museums. Dozens of entertainment events will take place, as: art exhibition: classical music, opera, jazz, world music, dance, contemporary circus, theater and the visual arts. Beside the best Hungarian performers there will be a bunch of world stars presenting premieres and co-productions  in participating at the 37th Budapest Spring Festival.
For further information: where … what … when … visit http://www.btf.hu/programme_for_download.

Budapest is most famous for its unmatched panorama, however the Hungarian capital has also been referred to as a city of surprises in the last couple of years. The reason  apart from its historical building and natural heritage Budapest offers exciting, wide-ranging programs for its guests throughout the whole year. Why not start discovering  the unique performances as well  in the coming spring 2017.

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27 Jan

20th Jubille – Miami Jewish Film Festival – 2017.

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20th annual Miami Jewish Film Festival
January, 12-26, 2017.

During the last two weeks  the best of international cinemas returned to Miami. The  Miami Jewish Film Festival took over the city for its milestone 20th year, bringing 65 films from 20 countries, and hosting 50 filmmakers and special guests.

On the last day, based on the votes from the audience Ferenc Török – titled “1945”  historical film won the award of Best in Class.

The film “1945” was sponsored by the Hungarian Film Fund,  the Claims Conference, and the  Catapult film production. Iván Angelusz, who died tragically last October was the directing producer.

European history film will have its premiere at the Berlinale Panorama – Germany in February, 2017. In Hungary, the “1945”  film will be first screened in early April, during the Titanic International Film Festival – Hungary.

Ferenc Török’s new film “1945” introduce one day of August, 1945 depicting after World War II, a new start in rural Hungary. The theme is based on Gábor T. Szántó short story.

“The Miami Jewish Film Festival was established in 1996 and has grown into a core cultural program for South Florida’s vibrant arts landscape. In 2013, with the hiring of new Festival Director Igor Shteyrenberg, Miami Jewish Film Festival entered an era of expansion and commitment to educational and artistic quality. This commitment was evidenced by the tremendous success of the Festival in the last four years, which saw its original audience increase from 4,000 in 2013 to 23,000 in 2016. During this time, the Miami Jewish Film Festival was also named “One of the Best Jewish Film Festival’s in the US” by the prestigious publication The Forward and a finalist for “Best Festival” by the Miami New Times Readers

The Miami Jewish Film Festival is now one of the worlds largest and most respected Jewish film festivals, the fastest growing film festival in the state of Florida, and the largest Jewish cultural event in South East United States. So much of the Festival’s extraordinary success is due to its solid foundation of cultural commitment to the community. Its programming and platform are designed to engage the public with internationally diverse and award-winning films about culture, arts, and lifestyle. Through this effort, MJFF engenders mutual respect within our society by providing a memorable and enriching experience to all of Miami’s film lovers.” 

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27 Jan

HUNGEXPO Budapest Fair Center events 2017

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New challenges and event coming up at the HUNGEXPO Fair Center -Budapest – 2017.

After a successful year in 2016, HUNGEXPO – Budapest is facing to organize a lot of new, large-scale events also in this year. Beside a great number of own exhibitions and domestic programs HUNGEXPO will be the venue of several international events.

The 4 main international congresses and exhibitions will be the followings: 

The ISF World Seed Congress 2017 –organised by the International Seed Federation (ISF) together with the Hungarian Seed Association – will be held on the May, 22. -24. in Budapest. During this period more than 1500 seed industry professionals are expected to gather to discuss the global issues facing the seed industry. The plenary session will be accompanied by an exhibition of 40 stands and a trading floor on more than 5000 sq m.

The congress at HUNGEXPO will be accompanied by a golf tournament in the countryside and several social events in some extraordinary venues of Budapest.

The World of Coffee exhibition between the June, 13. -15. is organised by the Irish EventHaus Ltd. on behalf of the Speciality Coffee Association of Europe (SCAE), the network of coffee lovers and industry professionals across more than 90 countries worldwide. The three days long exhibition will be held on 13,000 sq m with 150 booths (4-80 sq m), and the organisers expect about 8000 visitors form worldwide. The event will be accompanied by five special coffee competitions: World Brewers Cup, World Latte Art, World Coffee in Good Spirits, World Cup Tasters and World Cezve/Ibrik. Hosted over three days, each championship will highlight the skill and craft required to be a leader in that discipline, with the last day reserved for the finals as the best of the best go head-to-head in their attempt to be crowned the next World Champion. Budapest was in competition with Amsterdam, Berlin, Leipzig, and Munich for the 2017 exhibition.

The EFTTEX – European Fishing Tackle Trade Exhibition will be held on the June, 29. – July, 1. The exhibition was organised first in 1981. In 2016 RAI Amsterdam was the host and next year it will return to HUNGEXPO Budapest again after 2009. The exhibition will be organised with the participation of cca 150-200 exhibitors on 13.000 sq m, which is a 15% expected growth of the expo. During the three days about 3000 visitors is awaited, with some side events such as the Best New Product showcase or the Visitor’s Choice Award voting for their favourite products. The Annual General Assembly is open to all members and non-members of EFTTA, here the latest on EFTTA activities and ideas can be heard. For product trials a 20 meter long stretch of water, the Casting pool will be set up for those interested in fly fishing and want to test the waters.

European Congress of Clinical Neurophysiology (ECCN) is organised between the August, 30.  – September, 2. by the European Chapter of the International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology (EC-IFCN) and the Hungarian Society of Clinical Neurophysiology. The event also returns to Budapest after 1994. In 2017 the Hungarian Society will have its 60th anniversary and the International Federation will celebrate the 70th anniversary of its foundation. It will be a great pleasure to salute these occasions together with the representatives of the fellow international societies in Hungary at the ECCN 2017. The previous event, ECCN 2015 was held in Brno, Czech Republic. Budapest was in competition with Leipzig for the 2017 congress. The event will take place in Hall G where the congress sessions will be accompanied by an exhibition, too. About 1000 participants are expected at the ECCN 2017.

Beside the four big international events there will be several prestigious own exhibitions at HUNGEXPO which attracts thousands of people regularly. The thematic events cover topics such as agriculture, travel, construction industry, fishing, hunting and sailing. The size of the event is varying from 6000 sq m to 36,000 sqm with visitor numbers from 6000 to 61,000. The domestic events also mean a huge part in the operation of HUNGEXPO, with a great number of exhibitions, gala dinners, music and sport programs.

HUNGEXPO-Budapest reported a really successful year in 2016 as it was the venue of such events as the European Selection of Bocuse d’Or, the UEFA European Congress, but two large corporate meetings was also held at HUNGEXPO: AIA, – Hong Kong based insurance company celebrated its biannual overseas incentive conference with 1600 guests from Asia, while KIA held its Pan European Dealer Convention in Budapest for 2700 key partners from across all over Europe.

Even though the recent terrorist attacks in Europe had influenced the old continent’s popularity in a negative way, Hungary is still not affected and is considered one of the safest countries also proven by receiving the remarkable 22nd rank of the Global Peace Index in 2015.

Source – Hungexpo

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26 Jan

Cultural market 2017 on its way!

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Photo: Marco Borggreve

The BFO’s Music Director – Iván Fischer will be conducting Ravel, Debussy, Dutilleux, Bartók, Schubert, Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Mahler, Liszt and Strauss, and also launching a new series called Rising Stars, in which he provides an opportunity for young conductors to introduce themselves.
Being curious how the 73-year-old world-class pianist Richard Goode plays Beethoven? Would like to listen to a real Russian program conducted by Dmitri Kitayenko?Interested in what the Estonian genius, Paavo Järvi does on the stage? Would rather spend an evening with the legendary Greek violinist Leonidas Kavakos? All possible in the new 2016/17 season of the Budapest Festival Orchestra.

In the season of 2017 there will be many artistic highlights to suit a wide scale of musical interests from orchestral concerts to Baroque, Rising Stars, and Back to Nature – chamber music series.

The upcoming season will once again include a busy touring schedule, which will see the BFO taking up residency at the San Sebastian Festival, a Far East tour with performances in China and Korea, and a major US tour with concerts in New York, Chicago and Boston.

In brief about the new series…

The BFO will be launching two new series in the upcoming season. The concert series Rising Stars gives three young and talented conductors, each of them special to the orchestra, the opportunity to introduce themselves to audiences. As Iván Fischer put it when describing the series, Quote: “We want to develop the next generation of performers, and naturally that includes conductors at the beginning of their careers. I vividly remember what it was like when I was similarly thrown in at the deep end a few decades ago. It was so helpful to see so many pairs of friendly, supportive eyes in the concert hall. Please give these new youngsters a smile.”

The three conductors making their stage debuts will be Gergely Dubóczky and the Australian Vladimir Fanshil, both of whom have spent years working alongside Iván Fischer as assistant conductors, and Victor Aviat of France, who may be familiar to BFO audiences primarily in his role as an oboist.

The other new programme, Back to Nature, is a series of chamber music concerts performed in the orchestra’s rehearsal hall, where our musicians will play pieces by Bach, Vivaldi, Telemann, Brahms and Mozart on period instruments. Among the rare instruments on stage will be a Graf piano.

The Festival Orchestra’s Baroque Ensemble will be performing several concerts during the season: a real luminary of old music, Japanese-Bavarian violinist Midori Seiler will visit twice, performing an Italian and a German concert, while Hervé Niquet will join local musicians as artistic director and concert master for a performance of French baroque music.

First concert – January, 27. – 7.45 p.m. 

Béla Bartók National Concert Hall –  District, IX., 1.Komor Marcell street.

Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 1 in C major
Ludwig van Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major
Ludwig van Beethoven. Symphony No. 5 in C minor

Conductor:Iván Fischer
Soloist: Richard Goode – piano

Online access: Tickets can be purchased at http://www.bfz.hu and/or http://www.jegymester.hu.

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26 Jan

Dakar Route – Africa International Cross Country Race 2017.

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On January,2. began the two weeks adventure on rolling on the 38th Dakar Rally!

The Desert Riders Arrived Home!

The Hungarians  held an “After Party” gathering at the Champs Pub in Budapest where they told stories about their international cross-country race experiences throughout Route Dakar 2017.

In the Africa Race Balázs Szalay and László Bunkoczi finished in 11th place, and in the category came second in the 6500-kilometers.

On Saturday, the 292 kilometer between Dakar and Saint Louis 22 were measured, but this was not counted into the race, so that was a kind of driving with pleasure in the final days. At the same time the motorcyclist started, the car drivers who were divided into eight groups.

Within this year’s Dakar Race, Balázs Szalay reached the finish line in the 11th, while László Bunkoczi made it at the 7th place at the Pink Lake.

They spoke about their adventure saying Quote: “Every race is difficult,  physical challenges passes through the Sahara, this was no exception. Had a couple of annoying trifle back fed, that worn both of us during the past two weeks. I cannot just say that the African races has a row of difficulty in terms of its location, but it was not easy that’s for sure. The tracks were good, drove through wonderful places. Overall, notwithstanding there were ups and downs sometimes things went on our nerves but laughed a lot. Mainly listened to AC/DC songs and often to “Highway to Hell” then we shouted the to words as loud as we could. Now that we are back again we feel we could go for it again, test ourselves and tomorrow start it all over the race.”

Among the truckers … Miklós Kovács, Péter Czeglédi, László Ács trio finished in 5th place, while  Zsolt Darázsi, Norbert Szalai double in 6th place closed.

Final results:

Motorists: The 1st. Vladimir Vasilyev, Konstantin Zsilcov   – Russia  (Russian Mini) 36:33:40Hs.

The 11th Balázs Szalay, László Bunkoczi  – Hungary  (Hungarian, Opel Mokka) 9:46:46Hs

Truckers: The 1st.  Andrei  Karginov, Andrei Mokejev Dmitry Nyikitin  – Russia  (Russian Kamaz) 39:52:43Hs.

The 5th Miklós Kovács, Péter Czeglédi, László Ács  – Hungary (Hungarian, Scania) 31:35:52Hs.

The 6th Zsolt Darázsi, Norbert Szalai  – Hungary ( MAN) 51:08:45Hs.

motorcyclist:

The 1st Teddy Gev Sella (Israel, KTM) 42:13:11Hs

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25 Jan

Herald News – HUNGEXPO – Viticulture and Viniculture – 2017

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District, X. 10. Albertisai Road – Budapest

January, 25 – 27. – 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
January, 28.  – 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

From the vineyard plantation to the production of wine!

The only hungarian trade exhibition of technology in viticulture and winery offers yet another opportunity for introducing market operators in the sector at the end of January in 2017. Bring along your new offers and launch the new year with a number of good deals!

The associated co-exhibitions of Viticulture and Viniculture in the HUNGEXPO Budapest Fair Center shall be the same this year as well: the most important domestically organised agrarian exhibition, AGROmashEXPO, AgrargepShow and Hungarian Garden, an event of gardening and park management.

The bunch of exhibition attracted 45.000 visitors in 2016, 11% of which was primarily interested in the Viticulture and Vineculture trade exhibition, while 18% of all visitors indicated that they are interested in vine growing and wine making.

The thematic covers the entire supply chain of wine making. Any product, technology and service associated with wines can be presented at the exhibition and from the past few years on wineries are also offered the opportunity to introduce themselves.

Distillation of Spirits – Enviroment Protection – Information Technology!

In 2017  would like to provide emphatically an opportunity to present equipment and devices used for distillation of spirits  i.e. Pálinka, complementing the topics related to wineries.
Thus reckon with the presence of all who deal with the manufacture and distribution or marketing of equipment and tools used for making Pálinka.
An additional new feature is the appearance of sector related environmental and hygienic equipment, machinery or tools, and the introduction of the more and more widely spread information technology solutions.

Daily ticket:3900HUF

Two-day ticket (for optional 2 days):5800HUF

Daily ticket – online paid, with registration:1900HUF

Two-day ticket (for optional 2 days) online paid, by registration:2250HUF

Discounted ticket (for pensioners and students):1900HUF

Discounted two-day ticket (for pensioners and students):3000HUF

Student group ticket/person (over 10 students):500HUF

The tickets are valid for all the simultaneous exhibitions AGROmashEXPO and Hungarian Garden

Entrance: Gate I., II. and III.

Source: Hungexpo Budapest Fair Center

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24 Jan

The history of the brewery of Sopron

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The history book of the Sopron Brewery  by Róbert Horváth  was introduced at the  Liebling Bar  (3in1 …  lounge – bar  – club) at one of the entertainment district in Budapest.

At the event, Dr. Tamás Fodor Mayor of Sopron, said Quote: “Sopron located in the food processing centuries-old history. Upon the grape disease at the Sopron vineyards and corresponding decrease in Common wine the consumption of wine the beer then began to fulfil the industry deployment at the brewery of Sopron and put its footsteps to be really valued by the locals to ease their thirst. The industry deployment is ongoing at the brewery of Sopron which is a value plant beside the landscsape and its historical venues.”

José Matthijssen, the Sopron Brewery operating HEINEKEN Hungaria CEO said quote: “The results of the manufacturing history dedicated and thorough research which is not only the history and secrets of brewing beer for those interested in useful, but it helps to understand special relationship between the town of Sopron in Sopron and the presence of the beer.” Also added quote: “The company has been continuing business as Heineken Hungária from June 2007, expressing more strongly its international nature, its skills and quality with reference to the Heineken brand. Since 2016, we only use Hungarian Hungary favorite beer barley for the production. We offer the highest quality beers our consumers.  Maybe less known the fact that Sopron city still did not have electric lighting when the brewery has installed its electric lights at the plant. The traditions are very important to us, at the same time ensuring that the Sopron continue to be the usual quality in the glasses using the latest technologies.”  Hungary belongs to the portfolio, including the country’s most popular beer, the Sopron and Heineken, the world’s most international beer, as sold in nearly 200 countries, as well as such popular products as the Gösser and Strongbow.

Róbert Horváth  author of book titled: “The history of the brewery of Sopron” presents industry history, and the history of technology which also show a superb overview for those interested. The author is one of the employee at the factory, who had his parents and grandfather also worked at the brewery of Sopron. In connection with the book, he said Quote: “I am a lucky man, I am a fan in brewing beer, amateur historian, and also my workplace is also a brewery. The publication is in Hungarian language.

The exclusive commercially publication is available at the Geopen bookstore (District, III.,  65. Bécsi Road) or the company’s web of prescription (geopen.hu). The web-based customers a 20 percent discount off the retail price.

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23 Jan

Celebrating the Culture Day in Hungary 2017.

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Hundreds of events are held  during the 4-days at several parts of the country.

On the occasion of the annual Culture Day in Hungary at one of the most sophisticated building in the Capital, at the Vigadó – Hungarian Academy of Arts headquarters was held the ceremony, whereas Prof. György Fekete – President – the Human Resources Department of the Hungarian Academy of Arts  and Dr. Péter Hoppál, Secretary of State for Culture and  Károly Mécs – the Nation Artists  held the celebratory on the occasion of Day of Hungarian Culture.

After the presentations Péter Hoppál and Magdolna Závogyán – Deputy Secretary of State handed over the Csokonai Michael Vitez and Sándor Márai awards related to Hungarian culture and education solemnly handed over on this day. Among the distinguished guest were directors oat institutions, representatives of libraries, culture center from different parts of Hungary. They received in recognition the certificate of merit to their whole year’s activities in keeping the light on the Hungary Culture Traditions.

January, 22 is the anniversary date of the birth of the Hungarian National Anthem – „Szózat”, written in 1823 by famous poet Ferenc Kölcsey who finished the manuscript of the anthem on this day at Cseke.

At the City of Gyula is located the Anthem – “Szozat” ...  the only saved original manuscript.

The Hungarian cultural and art institutes around the world are also preparing special events to commemorate the day and to pay more attention to Hungarian millennial traditions, also to the roots and strengthening of national identity.

On January, 22., hundreds of events are held throughout the 4-days in several parts of the country since 1989.

Also at numerous worldwide cities, for example it is also 4-days annual Celebrating the cultural festival at the Temple Bar in Dublin. The Hungarian – Australians gather in Sydney to also within a festival  celebrate the Hungarian cultural which brings together hundreds of members of the Hungarian community from across Australia.

It is also a 4-days event and over these days, the community holds exploring aspects of Hungarian history, language, lectures of famous figures e.g.  László József Bíró, inventor of the “Biró” pen. Furthermore, showing how the culture tradition is kept thousands of kilometers Downunder, is a good example of the 31-year-old man from Békéscsaba who teach the village folk dances from the age of five.

Above these values are important to invoke to the next generation and indeed shows that across the country is experienced the number of more and more people to have had enrolled back to the libraries and also increased the visitors at the museums.

Writer’s Note … Some says that the „The Hungarian folk dance is better than the gym.” …  It is alike the pudding test … you have to give it a try!

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22 Jan

World famous Scott Bradlee’s Post Modern Jukebox back in Budapest!

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Scott Bradlee’s Post Modern Jukebox 

Budapest, March, 27. 2017.

Papp László Budapest Sports Arena

Those folks who would like to enjoy a night out,  take a ride on an unforgettable and impressive musical adventure need not have to think twice!

The magic music of the 20th century is arriving back to Budapest after 2016 having a successful and fantastic performances. Enjoy the new vision, a new framework giving new life to the songs.

The presentation will provide a unique, not only in music, but also practical experience. Scott Bradlee’s Post Modern Jukebox in talented musicians and singers playing their songs are performed redesigned, brilliant musical remakes in a unique style.

The PMJ’s 2017 European tour will begin on February, 27., in the UK and thereon to 75 European cities, keep your eyes open cause most of their concerts are already sold-out.

In the near future Aussie get ready, look out because they could be coming to your town and/or your City also to New Zealand, and an additional 45 locations in North America as well.

Scott Bradlee’s creativity has no limit, he is the one who guessed all, he is the one who has made such a success of this musical trend, songs, concerts, videos.

The Postmodern Jukebox music blurs the boundaries between the generations. The postmodern style stop up all gaps, and live show of incomparable can be a delicacy for fans.

The  PMJ  is not a band, rather a lifestyle and is going to bring the Budapest’s audience quite a unique breathtaking show.

Tickets for Budapest can be purchased at local ticket office.

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