Zoltán Kallós's folk music and photo collection has been incorporated into the Media Archive in several parts since 2001. The photos were taken between 1956 and 1983 during the author’s collecting trips to Transylvania and Moldva along with Bertalan Andrásfalvy, György Martin and Ferenc Pesovár. A total of 11314 photographs are available in various collection units:

The fundamental mission of the Folklore Documentation Library and Archives (FDLA) at the Hungarian Heritage House is to make available audiovisual documents that record our folk culture. On this page, you will find a representative selection of the Archives' folklore images, arranged in folders. Further use of the images is subject to permission; to obtain such permission and for a high-resolution version of the images, please contact the FDLA’s Services Department.

Laszlo Lajtha (1892- 1963) was one of the greatest Hungarian composers of the first half of the twentieth century, and he also made important contributions to ethnomusicology, music pedagogy, and international cultural diplomacy. During his lifetime he was mentioned (predominantly in France) together with Bartók and Kodály, who were a decade older: 'Jes trois grands hongrois' - the three great Hungarians. Because of his opposition to communism, after 1948 his works were hardly ever played in Hungary.