Hungarian Dances are a collection of lively folk dances originating from Hungary. They are characterized by their energetic rhythms and vibrant melodies, often performed at celebrations and festivals. These dances reflect the rich cultural heritage of Hungary and are typically accompanied by traditional instruments like the cimbalom and violin. The most famous set of Hungarian Dances was composed by Johannes Brahms in the 19th century. Brahms' arrangements are based on traditional folk tunes and have become popular in classical music. These dances are often performed by orchestras and are celebrated for their joyful and spirited nature.