As far as playing in groups is concerned, folk-bands with 4 - 6 members played a significant part in the latter 19th and the first half of the 20th centuries (violin, contrabass, clarinet, trumpet). In the 20th century, the Myjava Cymbal Folk Band led by Samko Dudik won an international recognition.
Traditions in dances belong to the folk-songs and music in Myjava too. The dance was not a privilege only of dancing parties or weddings in the past. The young people danced when listening to a bagpipe or accordion also when cooking jam, stripping feathers, building or throwing down maypoles or when young men came to see maidens. Ancient Slavonic dances were danced. In the end of the 19th century and, at the beginning of the 20th, csardas domesticated there, before the World War I. mazurka and polka, and then waltz and tango. At present, the old dances are authentically interpreted by the folkloric group Kycer, and a group Kopaniciar is a bearer of folk-traditions and a dignified representative of the treasury of the national art in Myjava.