indulók
Induló (plural indulók) is a term in Hungarian ceremonial and military music referring to a march or marching tune performed by wind or brass ensembles. It is used to accompany parades, processions, and official ceremonies, or as a fanfare to mark the start of events. The word stems from indúlni, meaning “to start,” and in Hungarian usage it denotes pieces that help create a sense of movement and ceremony.
Historically, indulók have been part of Hungarian musical life from the 18th century onward, reaching prominence
Musical characteristics of indulók typically emphasize instrumental, band-friendly writing suitable for marches. They are usually in
Today, indulók remain part of ceremonial and ceremonial-adjacent performances in Hungary. They are performed by military,