Muzsikás
- László Porteleki ( Porteleki László ) - violin, koboz, song
- Péter ERI (ERI Péter ) - double violin, viola, mandolin, flute, long flute
- Dániel Hamar ( Dániel Hamar ) - bass, gardon, drum, cymbal
- Márta Sebestyen ( Márta Sebestyen ) - vocals, flute, Tilinko
- Zoltán Farkas ( Farkas Zoltán ) - choreography, dance, percussion
- Ildikó Tóth ( Ildikó Tóth ) - choreography, dance
Muzsikás is a Hungarian folk music group, founded in 1973, mainly traditional music from Hungary and other countries and peoples of the Balkans and Karpathenregion interpreted. The repertoire of Muzsikás includes traditional music from almost all Hungarian-speaking regions, including songs and dances from Somogy and Transylvania, but also Yiddish, South Slav and Roma music of various Balkan countries. The group has also recorded works of classical composers, especially Béla Bartók.
In 1993, the group took the plate Máramaros - The Lost Jewish Music of Transylvania on with previously largely unknown music that had been forgotten by the Holocaust.