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September-December 2019

"Dans de vifor"
“Whirlwind Dance”
„Schneesturmtanz“
Vihartánc
Festivalul „Cununa”, ediţia a IV-a
“Cununa” Festival, 4th Edition
Die vierte Auflage des Cununa-Festivals
Nászfesztivál IV. kiadás
Festivalul Cultural Maghiar „Țara Bârsei“
Hungarian Cultural Festival “Tara Barsei”
Das ungarische Kulturfestival „Burzenland“
Barcasági Magyar Kulturális Fesztivál
Șezătoare de poveste
Fairy-tale gathering
Ein Spinnabend zum Nacherzählen
Mesebeli fonó
Pictură murală în centrul istoric
Mural Painting in the Historical City Centre
Eine Wandmalerei im historischen Stadtzentrum
Falfestmény a történelmi belvárosban
1.000 de flori croșetate
1,000 Crochet Flowers
1000 gehäkelte Blumen
1000 horgolt virág
Biserică multimedia la Cincșor
Multimedia Church in Cincșor
Die Kleinschenker Multimedia-Kirche
Multimédiás templom Kissinken
Comăna, între ieri și azi
Comana, between yesterday and today
Comăna - gestern und heute
Komána tegnap és ma
Feldioara, o nouă destinație în inima României
Feldioara, a new destination in the heart of Romania
Marienburg/Feldioara -ein neues Reiseziel inmitten Rumäniens
Földvár, új turistacélpont Románia szívében
Hoghiz: Istorie, tradiție, natură
Hoghiz: History, tradition, nature
Hoghiz: Geschichte, Tradition, Natur
Olthévíz: Történelem, hagyomány, természet
Sâmbăta de Sus, colț de rai
Sambata de Sus, a piece of heaven
Felsőszombatfalva, az édenkert része
„Muzeul Din Școală – Sohodol”
“The School Museum – Sohodol”
„Das Museum in der Schule – Sohodol“
Múzeum az iskolában – Szohodol

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“Cununa” Festival, 4th Edition



     

     

The Traditional Culture Department within “Reduta” Cultural Centre has hosted the 4th edition of “Cununa” National Customs Festival, held in the Council Square in Brasov. The event brought together on the stage prestigious folk dance performance groups, who offered a parade of traditional costumes and dance, and beautifully entertained Brasov dwellers and tourists alike. The scene was erected in the open and hosted, in turn, the dance performance groups representing Brasov communities.

Promoting Tradition

Adrian Valusescu, the head of the Traditional Culture Department within “Reduta” Cultural Centre declared: “If the first editions of the festival were dedicated to the labour, wedding customs or to the ones specific to the various ethnic groups in our country, this year’s event aimed at highlighting and promoting the traditional customs throughout the year and in the everyday life of both Romanians and minorities.”

The Parade of the Folk Dance Groups

Muguras Folk Dance Group, from Optasi Magura Locality, Olt County, Kék Virág Folk Dance Group from Belin Locality, Covasna County, favourably answered the invitation to attend, alongside other folk dance groups in the City of Brasov: Zestrea Saceleana from Sacele Locality, Boritasii from Purcareni Locality, Magura from Codlea Locality, Ermis Greek Folk Dance Performance Group in Brasov, Korona German Folk Dance Performance Group, and Die Burzenland Party Band Orchestra from Brasov.

Ancient Customs

Brasov dwellers could enjoy customs such as Calusul from the province of Oltenia, Borita (a custom specific to the Csango community in the villages of Sacele, during the winter holidays), as well as parts of the wedding traditions of the Romanians and of the Greek communities, brought to them on the stage.

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