Sarjú Band

The Sarjú Banda, well known from the 2016 Up with the Peacock contest, plays a dance party once a month, where teenagers are welcome. The Teenage Dance House offers a dance experience for young people who have outgrown children's dance houses and are too young for adult dance houses. In addition to those who already know how to dance, we are also counting on those who are just getting to know folk dance and dance choreography. During the evening, dance teachers will help you to get involved, even if you are a complete beginner.

The young musicians were introduced to the country in 2015 in the Hungarian Television talent show "Fölszállott a Páva". At that time, they were still performing in the individual category, but behind the scenes they started playing together. A close friendship and a new band was born, with the support of their family and artistic director Barbara Kuczera. In 2016 they competed as Sarjú Banda and won the Best Orchestra of the Country award. The meaning of the word "arrow" is: offspring, descendant or shoot that sprouts from the stems of a cut plant. The vocation of the Sarjú Banda is to learn, preserve and revive the original Hungarian instrumental folk music. They learn with joy and respect from the masters, traditional musicians, and live it on stage and in dance halls.