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Bela Vikar recorded the first modern Hungarian folk music in 1895. Modern Hungarian folk music has its roots in the 18th century during the reign of the Hapsburg Empire. Famous folk artists then included Laszlo Lajtha, Bela Bartok and Zoltan Kodaly. Franz Listz popularized the Roma Hungarian folk music which was originally music of the Roma people or the gypsies.

Verbunkos is a dance music form of folk music which has rhythmic beats to it and is characterized by using alternate slow and fast dance moves. Famous Verbunkos musicians include Roby Lakatos, Sandor Lakatos, Panna Czinka, Bihari, Hector Berlioz, Janos Lavotta etc. 

Tanchaz was made popular in the 1970’s and means dance house. This is also a dance music Hungarian folk style. It begins with a slow tempo verbunkos (recruiting dance), followed by swifter csárdás dances. Popular tanchaz artists are Ferec Sibor, Sandor Timar, Muzsikas, Marta Sebestyen, Felix Lajko, Mihaly Dresch and many more.

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