"헝가리 무곡" (Hungarian Dances) is a collection of lively dance tunes composed by Johannes Brahms. The pieces were inspired by traditional Hungarian folk music and are known for their energetic rhythms and vibrant melodies. Brahms arranged these dances for piano four hands, and they have since been adapted for various instruments and orchestras. The most famous of the dances is Hungarian Dance No. 5, which showcases the characteristic gypsy style and features a contrasting slow and fast tempo. These dances have become popular in classical music concerts and are celebrated for their cultural significance and joyful spirit.