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Duma, János

1892-1985
nickname(s): "Porondi"

piper (&c.) mentioned by name

Born and lived in Nagypatak [Valea Mare, in county Covasna, NE of Brașov, Transylvania, RO]; One internet source shows a photo of him, playing on a "dupla sípszáras moldvai magyar duda" [Moldavian Hungarian Duda with a double chanter]; In an interview, Ferenc Tobak claims that Antal Palotka (*ca. 1943) inherited Porondi’s Duda, and continued the Hungarian piping tradition in Nagypatak [which Tobak erroneously locates in Moldavia (RO)]; In the accompanying photo, Antal demonstrates a bagpipe (pretending to play it) that seems to be a Moldavian Cimpoi [Hungarian name: Csimpolya], probably made by Tobak himself.

Instrument: Síp


Sources

Juhász, Katalin: Amerikából jöttem… Interjú Tobak Ferenccel [I am from the USA… An interview with Ferenc Tobak [on Hungarian bagpipes and pipers in Transylvania and Moldavia, Romania; ws]]. In: folkMAGazin VI;3 (1999), p.17 (»Tobak).

Web

issuu.com (Amerikából jöttem...)
tazlo.hu (László Németh, »Magyar népzene Moldvában« [Hungarian folk music in Moldavia], [part] 7: Hangszerek [Instruments] / 4: A duda [The bagpipe])
YouTube (Ferenc Tobak, introduction to the Síp and Csimpoly [2014])