Lubomír Jungbauer, dudy builder
A local Strakonice group gets things started.
Unisonus from Austria
with Michael Vereno and his mother Helga (they are in "Call of Dudy")
Croatian group
Hungarian group
Comic skit. Václav Švik, my first day teacher from Domažlice, was M.C.ing
Moravian group
Slovak group
South Bohemian group (České Budějovice?)
Booth where my hedgehog butter/cookie press came from:
Špička - interesting dessert. Less than $1 in the pastry shop!
Second visit to the music shop to purchase vozembouchs - closed!
Zdeněk Bláha, legendary collector of folk music for dudy, from Domažlice, exiting one of the exhibits.
Sue trying out a Konrady dudy at their stall. I had visited their shop in Domažlice looking for an adult-sized vozembouch, but they only had the child's toy version.
14:00 - Afternoon program of groups from the Plzeň area:
Pavel Číp, who built my current dudy
16:00 - A program focused on the cycle of festivals through the year.
Irena Novatná directed and was one of the commentators.
Our cave dining spot.
20:00 - The second main festival program
Group from Brittany, France - Kevrenn Brest Sant Mark
Youth Folk Dance Group "Frommern" from Germany
Neil Smith's group, Windy Gyle
from Great Britain (Northumbrian smallpipes) - also in "Call of Dudy"
Turkish group
Hailander from Holland - got very tired of them before the festival was over!
Hungarian group
Group from Austria? Used bass clarinet for there bass line.
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