Dániel Bolya

Bolya Dániel

Dániel Bolya

Dániel Bolya – flutist and flute builder, teacher, publisher. Years ago he co-founded a very good band playing chango – Zurgó, with which he toured Poland, among others. Currently, his bands are HORBA!, Bacsó and his band. Since January 2006, he has been teaching at various music schools and also plays in programmes for pre-school and primary school children. In 2010, he was awarded the honorary state prize “Young Master of Folk Art”.

IV Csángó Festival in Poland

Czango instrumental workshop: flutes

Event for families with children

Concert “The riches of chango culture”

Concert “In the Circle of Carpathian Culture”

Dance parties (Friday, Saturday)

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