Dixieland jazz band with three of the best Hungarian choirs. Standing at the top, with the friends of musicians and choir singers invited as we were for this posh celebration. Impressed by the orchestration of the music, impressed by the discipline of musicians. Dixieland is a place for Christmas songs, sounds for moments of renewal, for breath in the face of rapid change. Hungary, crossroad for the sounds of previous invasions, previous travels. Breathing, this music settles itself like a Hun's tent in the plains of Pest.
Resonating like the chime of a jazzy ride Killing movement, adorning silence Echoes of lost ancestors in the grey shade Miles of young stones building our roads Cold blue Roads Roads that chime
Bejárat means... "Entry" - you can imagine the sight of this door left me very puzzled and trying not to aim at the meeting point of those two authoritarian arrows. Which one to trust? Eventually one of them decided to open, but it seemed more like spontaneous reasoning to me than technical decisions made in advance. So I did make a fool of myself, but then everyone likes a good small "post-socialist" cliché once in a while.