humusic1-10, Exercise 3: A five-event timeline

Model answer (one possible choice; check each date):

1. About 1905: Bartok and Kodaly begin collecting with the phonograph. It marks the start of systematic collecting and the discovery that old peasant song differed from the cafe style.
2. 1930s: the Kodaly method takes shape in schools. It shows folk song being used for teaching, so collected songs reached children.
3. 1972: the first dance houses in Budapest. It shows the archive becoming a living social practice again.
4. 1989: the end of the licensing system. It shows the state's role in using and controlling music giving way to the market.
5. 2011: UNESCO recognises the tancház method. It shows international recognition of keeping a tradition alive by teaching it.

Other defensible choices include 1859 (Liszt's book on Roma music), 1969 (Omega's hit) or the rise of streaming archives. The point is to give a reason for each pick.