Éva Fábián

folk singing teacher, singer, storytelling performing artist
Szekszárd, 4 February 1959
Corresponding member of the Hungarian Academy of Arts (2023–)
Éva Fábián is one of the most versatile figures of the dance house movement [a 1970s grassroots revival of village music and dance traditions]. She is an outstanding folk singer, storyteller, folk-music pedagogue, and children’s dance house leader.
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Parallel Life Paths

overnmental award

Awarded by national government to recognize achievements of public, national significance.

An award established and granted by central government authorities.



State award granted to young (15-35 years old) creators and performing artists who have achieved outstanding individual accomplishments in specific branches of folk art.



State award for those who contributed through their work to the management, preservation, and intergenerational transmission of folk art as public heritage.



The Hungarian Cross of Merit may be awarded to Hungarian and foreign citizens who have achieved outstanding merits in promoting and supporting the interests of an independent and democratic Hungary, with separate civilian and military divisions.



State award granted in recognition of outstanding work in folk art.



The highest musical award granted by the Hungarian state in recognition of outstanding musical and performing arts achievements.