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#9 Panna Czinka: legendary Hungarian-Romani violinist, violin virtuoso, first leader of a gipsy band
Panna Czinka
(Sajógömör, 1711 – Tornalja, 1772)
legendary Hungarian-Romani violinist, violin virtuoso, first leader of a gipsy band
3 x 3 about Panna Czinka:
3 serious facts:
- She married a Romani musician-blacksmith and along with him and two of her brothers formed the first Hungarian-Gypsy band in 1728.
- She was born to a family of musicians, her father and grandfather were court musicians of Francis II Rákóczi.
- A gypsy music contest, which has it’s name after Panna is organized every year in Sajógömör.
3 reasons why we look up to her:
- They both supported each other in their professions. When she was not playing, she helped out her husband at his smithy.
- She was a hardworking manager of their land. She cleverly organized their finances, and thanks to that her 5 children were able to inherit a significant wealth.
- She overcame differences among social groups with her talent. She was as recognised among country-folks as among noblemen.
3 juicy facts:
- Her peers claim that she pipe-smoked a small one, not to bother her while playing.
- Her father and brothers are said to be the authors of the Rákóczi March. They even followed Francis II Rákóczi into his exile.
- According to her will, she was buried in men’s clothes along with her favourite violin and tube in the cemetery of Gömör.
Want to read more?
https://www.libri.hu/konyv/endre_dozsa.czinka-panna.html
Want to visit a place in relation to her?
https://goo.gl/maps/NH4u9enFoLF3wepC6
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- Art work: Powder Power – https://www.facebook.com/powderpwr
- Text and story: Holistic History – https://www.facebook.com/holistichistoryapproach
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