Source: hungarianconservative.com
I met Kálmán (Kalman) Magyar Jr. last year at a Hungarian folk dance Camp in Michigan called Csipketábor. Prior to that, I interviewed his father, the ‘founding father’ of the Hungarian folk-dance movement in North America, so I heard of his son, but it was only at that folk dance camp when I got to see in person his enthusiasm for teaching the violin and his passion for folk dance.
