Népdalok és mondák (3. kötet); Magyar népköltési gyüjtemény

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Népdalok és mondák (3. kötet); Magyar népköltési gyüjtemény

by János Erdélyi

HU·~6 hours·35 chapters

Chapters

35 total
1

MAGYAR

0:02
2

NÉPDALOK ÉS MONDÁK.

0:10
3

ELŐSZÓ.

3:20
4

NÉPDALOK.

0:00
5

SZERELMI DALOK.

49:31
6

BORDALOK.

10:49
7

GUNYDALOK.

20:50
8

HADI ÉS KATONADALOK.

16:02
9

NEMZETI DALOK.

8:29
10

ROMÁNCZOK ÉS ROKON.

20:22

Description

This third volume brings together a rich tapestry of Hungarian folk songs and legends gathered by the Kisfaludy Society under the guidance of its diligent editor. The pages are filled with love ballads, sunrise verses, and playful rhymes that echo the everyday joys and sorrows of village life, while the accompanying tales preserve the mythic imagination of the people. Each piece reflects the distinct flavor of its region—whether the plains of Szeged, the hills of Bácska, or the mountains of Máramaros—offering listeners a vivid sense of place and tradition.

Beyond the melodies, the collection showcases the tireless work of numerous contributors who submitted manuscripts, printed songs, and oral accounts from across the country. Their collaborative effort safeguards a cultural heritage that might otherwise have faded, allowing contemporary ears to hear the same verses that once rang out at hearths and festivals. For anyone curious about the roots of Hungarian oral art, this anthology provides an intimate, firsthand encounter with the voices of the past.

Details

Language

hu

Duration

~6 hours (382K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Albert László, P. G. Máté (This book was produced from scanned images of public domain material from the Google Books project.)

Release date

2012-05-07

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

János Erdélyi

János Erdélyi

1814–1868

A poet, critic, and folklorist, he helped bring Hungarian folk tradition into literary life. His writing and collecting work made him an important bridge between popular culture and 19th-century scholarship.

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