International Folk Dance Association   of University City presents . . .
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Hungarian Dances from Vajdaszentivány
in a workshop by 
József Salamon and Emese Fazakás

January 22 - 23, 2000
University City (St. Louis), Missouri

With support from

József Salamon and Emese Fazakás have created quite a sensation with their stylish teaching of these beautiful dances. The dances are a lot of fun to do, and the music is well liked. Salamon and Fazakás are very good at making the dances comfortable and not too difficult. This is a unique opportunity. Since their stay in the United States is temporary, this may be your only chance to see them.

Salamon and Fazakás live in Marosvásárhely, Transylvania, and are in Chicago for a temporary visit. Salamon teaches at a táncház in Marosvásárhely, and also does choreography for two performing groups, one of which he also directs. Their recent teaching of the Vajdaszentiványi dance Sebes Forduló in Chicago brought participants from Ann Arbor, Toronto, Madison, and St. Louis. You really don't want to miss this workshop!

Schedule and Locations:

Saturday, January 22, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. - Church of the Holy Communion, 7401 Delmar Blvd., University City, Missouri. The church is on the northwest corner of Delmar and Jackson (see Map and Guide to IFDA Events). Park on either street and enter through the red double door in the middle of the L-shaped building.

Sunday, January 23, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon and 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. - Wydown Multipurpose Room, Wydown Dorm, Washington University Campus, near Wydown and Big Bend. See the Map and Guide to IFDA Events for general location and the Wydown Dorm Map for details. Directions will also be available at the Saturday session.

Cost:  $30

Food:  Potluck Saturday (good stuff!), pizza Sunday (share the expense).

For Other Information:

Rex and Nancy Couture (home 314-275-8228, work 314-935-4194, E-mail couture@ninenet.com)

John and Barbara Uhlemann (phone 314-726-5838, E-mail BUhlemann@aol.com).

Views and opinions expressed on this page are strictly those of the International Folk Dance Association of University City, which is not sponsored by or otherwise connected with Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville.