I’m passionate about teaching music. I love to pass on my love for music, the fulfilment it brings to me, and how an instrument as companion for your life can really make a difference, no matter if as hobby or for more. I’m also dedicated to help my students to hop on that positive cycle of working hard and biting yourself through a difficulty, and as result experiencing that special joy once the skill is achieved and with it, playing will reach a new level of fun.
I’m passionate about teaching music. I love to pass on my love for music, the fulfilment it brings to me, and how an instrument as companion for your life can really make a difference, no matter if as hobby or for more. I’m also dedicated to help my students to hop on that positive cycle of working hard and biting yourself through a difficulty, and as result experiencing that special joy once the skill is achieved and with it, playing will reach a new level of fun.
I’m passionate about teaching music. I love to pass on my love for music, the fulfilment it brings to me, and how an instrument as companion for your life can really make a difference, no matter if as hobby or for more. I’m also dedicated to help my students to hop on that positive cycle of working hard and biting yourself through a difficulty, and as result experiencing that special joy once the skill is achieved and with it, playing will reach a new level of fun.
Kalotaszeg is a region of Transylvania, a previously Hungarian area, so the population is mostly of Hungarian descent, and very much hold on to their old traditions. A Sapora is a traditional dance, and part of the Hungarian-style Tanchaz repertoire. This version is for Eb instruments, the chords are for C instruments, suitable for accompaniment by a guitar, accordion or similar.
Listen here: https://youtu.be/Q--XQJbbO-M