A magyar népköltés gyöngyei: A legszebb népdalok gyüjteménye

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A magyar népköltés gyöngyei: A legszebb népdalok gyüjteménye

by Elek Benedek

HU·~3 hours·12 chapters

Chapters

12 total
1

| Megjegyzés: | Az eredeti képek elérhetők innen: http://books.google.ro/books?id=e6oWAAAAYAAJ |

0:10
2

A MAGYAR NÉPKÖLTÉS GYÖNGYEI

0:11
3

Az olvasónak.

5:26
4

TÁRGYMUTATÓ.

10:52
5

Kesergő szerelem.

33:41
6

Boldog szerelem.

25:05
7

A haza.

31:34
8

Erdőn, mezőn.

13:29
9

Bor mellett.

7:11
10

Vidám órák.

14:43

Description

This volume gathers the finest Hungarian folk verses, chosen by a dedicated collector who wanted ordinary readers and poets alike to taste the true spirit of the nation's songcraft. The editor stresses that many of these melodies live only in oral transmission, so he has trimmed long, rambling renditions to the most cohesive stanzas, presenting each as a compact, resonant jewel. Alongside the beloved classics of poets such as Petőfi, Tompa and modern voices like Lajos Pósa, the book also introduces anonymous gems that have shaped the popular imagination for generations.

The selection ranges from heart‑wrenching laments of unrequited love—exemplified by the ‘Kesergő szerelem’ cycle—to brief, epigrammatic ditties that sparkle at the end of the collection. By preserving both the lyrical depth and the playful cadence of the original oral performances, the anthology invites listeners of any age to feel the communal joy and sorrow embedded in these songs. It serves as a bridge between scholarly study and everyday enjoyment, offering an accessible doorway into a cultural treasure that continues to echo through Hungary’s hills and towns.

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Language

hu

Duration

~3 hours (195K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Albert László, Robert Mouris and the Hungarian Distributed Proofreading Team. (This book was produced from scanned images of public domain material from the Google Books project.)

Release date

2012-08-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Elek Benedek

Elek Benedek

1859–1929

A beloved Hungarian storyteller and journalist, he devoted much of his life to collecting, reshaping, and sharing folk tales for children and families. He is still remembered as a major guardian of Hungarian folklore and the warm, lively voice behind generations of fairy tales.

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