In doing the research, an interesting but logical correlation became apparent. In the early 1900’s most of the musicals on Broadway were operetta transplants from Europe and they also influenced American composers to write in the same mode. So not only Hungarian, but German and French operetta composers had a great impact on the American […]
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THE CLEVELAND HUNGARIAN HERITAGE SOCIETY invites you to join us on a bus trip to Wooster, Ohio for presentation of MISS SPRINGTIME on Wednesday, July 25, 2012, at 2 p.m. More than any company in the world, The Ohio Light Opera has championed the operettas of Hungarian-born Emmerich Kálmán MISS SPRINGTIME – in the original […]
“On Saturday, March 31, 2012, what an opening it was! Visitors started to pour in around 4 o’clock and continued for at least half hour more. There was plenty of food and drinks including wine to keep the conversations and viewing of the exhibits going. The 4 young artists were there to mingle with the crowd. […]
On Saturday, February 11, 2012, the Museum hosted a Hungarian language lecture by Dr. Lilla Szabó, curator at the Hungarian National Gallery. Her talk focused on graphic artists working in Slovakia immediately following the Treaty of Trianon. This was the 2nd lecture of the 2011-2012 lecture series. Az előadó Dr. Szabó Lilla volt, a Magyar […]
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Saturday, December 10-th, 2011: Children’s Program at the MUSEUM: THEME: Christmas Holiday Customs and Famous Hungarians! In addition to holiday customs, traditional holiday crafts, and seasonal cookies, children had the opportunity to learn about some famous and important Hungarians and their contributions: greats such as József Dobos, László Bíró, Ernõ Rubik…lot’s of hands-on activities! Many […]
