Beginning in the nineteenth century, Hungarian immigrants to the United States have tended to settle in urban industrial areas such as Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Chicago; New Brunswick, New Jersey; Gary, Indiana; Lake County, Indiana; Norwalk, New Haven, and Bridgeport, Connecticut. Like other immigrant groups, Hungarians encountered drastic changes in music performance contexts after emigrating to America. In Hungarian villages, dances, social gatherings, weddings, calendrical celebrations,...
Eastern European Music
Author: MARK LEVY
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