Griffin Sendek | Photo Editor 03/12/2020 The life of a Tamburitzan is one that is always on the move. Whether it be gracefully gliding across the stage, traveling around the country or racing through the studio to find the right color socks, a Tamburitzan never stops. The Tamburtizans gave a brief 45 minute performance on Feb. 29, for the students at Pittsburgh Creative … Continue reading Tamburitzans perform at Pittsburgh high school
By Jen Cardone | The Duquesne Duke After a rich 77-year history of being affiliated with the University, the Duquesne Tamburitzans are now on their own. The University announced Friday that the Tamburitzans would become an independent, nonprofit organization due to a 40 percent decrease in applicants. With independent status, the Tammies can audition students from other universities. Paul Stafura, managing director of the Tamburitzans, … Continue reading Tamburitzans part ways with Duquesne
By: Claire Murray | Photo Editor Balancing a full college schedule and traveling the country with a nationally renowned Eastern European performance group is no simple feat. Under the direction of Paul Stafura, the Duquesne University Tamburitzans embark on their 78th season, performing traditional dance and music native to a variety of nations, including Croatia, Armenia, Serbia, Macedonia, Slovakia, Russia, Ukraine Hungary, and Czech Republic. … Continue reading Dancing behind the scenes: Get to know the Duquesne Tamburitzans
By Claire Murray | The Duquesne Duke The Tamburitzans, Duquesne’s multicultural song and dance company, recently performed for Croatian president Ivo Josipović. The event on Sept. 26 was held in the group’s administration building off of Forbes Avenue. The performance lasted about 20 minutes, but Josipović stayed for over an hour to introduce himself to each member of the group, according to junior performer Boban … Continue reading Group performs for Croatian president
By: Zach Brendza|Features Editor Katie Gallagher is a fifth year student at Duquesne and Tamburitzan who recently received a Fulbright scholarship and will teach English in Presov, Slovakia this fall. Features Editor Zach Brendza sat down with her and discussed her experiences at Duquesne and what lies ahead for her. Q: Can you talk a little about yourself, your year, major, etc.? A: I’m in … Continue reading From here to Slovakia: Q&A with a Tamburitzan and Fulbright scholar
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