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“Our efforts will continue for years to come in the promotion of Hungary’s musical arts with concerts of classical, folk and world music.” This fall/winter season brings the first anniversary of the Canadian Association for Hungarian Arts. CAHA has presented musical concerts by Hungary’s Téka Ensemble - one of the founders of the folk music movement in Hungary - as well as relative newcomers to the world music scene, Kálmán Balogh and the Gypsy Cimbalom Band. Also presented in concert was Edmonton’s Cifra Ensemble, a driving force in Hungarian village music in North America. At the same time we featured local talents such as Forrás and the amazing Urban Gypsies. Added treats were CAHA’s sponsorship of Transylvania’s Szászcsávás in Seattle and the discounted VSO Bartók concert. Our efforts will continue for years to come in the promotion of Hungary’s musical arts with concerts of classical, folk and world music. CAHA will also be presenting other arts and artists of a Hungarian nature. The first being a screening of Tristan Verboven’s Once American, a particularly moving documentary of four immigrants from Hungary returning to their home land to search for their identity. This English language film by Budapest based All You Can Eat Productions will have its Western Canadian debut here in Vancouver. Our other activities include actively pursuing opportunities to present visual artists and a partnering with other Hungarian organizations to present a national Hungarian festival. For more information or if you have any suggestions, contact us at 604 941- 5941 or email us at CAHA_Vancouver@hotmail.com. Lajos S Miklos Jr. Executive Director ‘Visszhang’ (‘Echo’) “...the musicians that initially created and supported the [dance] festival's birth joined together for the creation of a CD, featuring most of the musicians and vocalists playing Hungarian folk music in North America.” This CD, a 79-minute compilation called Visszhang’ (‘Echo’) is available from Vancouver’s Forrás Folk Band (forrás@shaw.ca). The proceeds from the disc (produced by Hungária Records) will benefit a newly created ‘Hungarian Musicians' Benefit Fund’ which will support more projects like this CD in the future. Contact the Forrás Folk Band or the CAHA to get this great CD. Tristan Verboven’s Hungarian projects: FILM Director of "RUBBER SIDE DOWN" A dynamic 27 minute documentary following the events of the 2001 Cycle Messenger World Championships in Budapest. Director of "ONCE AMERICAN" A 47 minute historical documentary following the lives of Hungarian refugees in the United States. PRINT Feature Writer, COMMUNIQUE , Budapest Monthly publication of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce Film Critic, SCENE MAGAZINE , Budapest RADIO TILOS RADIO, Budapest Host of "ICE CREAM SHOW" Weekly English Language Program featuring live interviews, music and entertainment listings PARARADIO, Budapest Host of "GLOBAL COLLECTIVE" Weekly English Language Program featuring interviews and chat Host of "RADIO B-TOWN" Weekly Comedy Show satirical look at Public Radio MAGYAR RADIO, Budapest Reporter for "RADIO BUDAPEST" Hungarian News in English Short wave broadcast in English featuring culture, politics and headlines from Hungary EXHIBITIONS HUNGARIAN NATIONAL HOUSE OF PHOTOGRAPHY "THOSE WHO CAME" EXHIBITION, Kesckemét Collection of photos taken of Hungary by foreign photographers over the last 100 years.
ONCE AMERICAN A documentary film by Tristan Verboven After sold out screenings at the OFF Festival and SoHo Festival in Budapest as well as the Ramallah Festival in Palestine, the documentary film Once American is finally available in North America. An actress, a millionaire, a Vietnam veteran, and a junkie return to their native Hungary. After escaping to America in their youth in search of freedom, they have come home to find a loss of identity both in themselves and their homeland. Matthew Hays of the Montreal Mirror calls it "...an impressive documentary debut. Verboven has collected an impressive collection of people here, each with a story seemingly more fascinating than the last." Friday, October 31, 2003, 8 PM Video In Studios 1965 Main Street Vancouver, BC $8 adults $6 children/seniors/CAHA members (tickets at the door) Info: 604 941-5941 OUR SPONSORS: THE NEW HUNGARIAN VOICE and VMTv HUNGARIAN LANGUAGE TELEVISION ____________________________________________________ NAME (Last) (First) ____________________________________________________ ADDRESS ____________________________________________________ CITY ________________ PROVINCE ______________________________ POSTAL CODE ____________________________________________________ PHONE (day) ____________________________________________________ PHONE (evening) ____________________________________________________ EMAIL Please make cheques payable to: Canadian Association for Hungarian Arts PO Box 74527, Kitsilano PO, 2803 West 4 th Avenue Vancouver, BC, V6K 4P4 YEARLY MEMBERSHIP REGISTRATION MEMBERSHIP TYPE FEE BRONZE NON-VOTING MEMBER Name printed in programs & newsletter, $25 $ best seats at concerts. NON-VOTING MEMBER Name printed in programs & newsletter, SILVER best seats at concerts, $50 $ discounts on additional events. NON-VOTING MEMBER Name printed in programs & newsletter, GOLD best seats at concerts, $125 $ discounts on additional events, receptions before and after concerts. PLATINUM VOTING MEMBER Best seats at concerts, discounts on additional events, $250 $ receptions before and after concerts, voting rights at annual general meeting. YES, I WOULD LIKE TO BECOME A VOLUNTEER
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