The choir was established originally as Tiszaföldvár Artisan Chorus in 1924. Petrányi Elemér was the chorus master for many years. Every member of the choir regards its motto as their own:

After World War II, the social rearrangement and consolidation the chorus was reorganized by Jordán Antal in the 1960s. He was not only the chorus leader but he managed to find opportunities so that they could survive and made the best of these chances for the benefit of the choir. Here are some of the results the male choir achieved under the leadership of Mr. Jordán Antal and his wifeuntil their 80th anniversary in 2004:

• in 1986 they participated in Bartók Béla International Choir Competition in Debrecen,
• they achieved Festival Classifications three times,
• the chorus qualified for the finals of national competitions several times,
• they partnership with sister towns in Europe the chorus has been invited to sing in Germany, Finland, Romania, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, the Ukraine, Italy, France and Portugal.

The local authority of Tiszaföldvár and the local co-operatives together with their county and country organizations were the ones who took the most prominent part in the maintenance of the choir until the middle of the 1990s.

Mr and Mrs Jordán resigned in November in 2005, and in December the members agreed that „ … this choir with such a great musical traditions and rich history must proceed with its work”. They decided to work in a different form of organization: to establish an association. They elected a five-member board of management, and Szabó Zsolt was requested to be the leader of the choir. The management is responsible for the organizational work, and the chorus master guarantees the professional work.
The directorate made up the MEMORANDUM AND ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION, which defines the main activity of the choir.

„The main activities of the choir are to preserve the traditions of the choir and the national and international musical culture, to strengthen and broaden ties with sister town in Europe. Furthermore their aim is to enter into relations with transborder Hungarians in order to keep and strengthen the vernacular (Hungarian language) and the sense of identity.
The choir’s objective is to raise the standards and make more elaborate the ceremonies and commemorations in Tiszaföldvár and in the region as well.”The choir achieved Festival Classification for the fourth time in a qualifying concert on May 17, 2008.