krakowiak (Meaning)
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krakowiak (n.)
A lively Polish dance. See Cracovienne.
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krakowiak Sentence Examples
- The Krakowiak is a lively Polish folk dance originating from the Kraków region of Poland.
- Krakowiak is one of the oldest and most popular Polish folk dances, often performed at weddings and other festive occasions.
- The dance is traditionally performed with lively music played on a fiddle, bass, and drum.
- Krakowiak is characterized by quick, stamping steps, leaps, and turns, with dancers holding hands or arms raised high.
- The dance is often accompanied by singing and clapping, adding to the festive atmosphere.
- Traditional Krakowiak costumes for women include a colorful skirt, bodice, apron, and headpiece, while men wear vests, shirts, pants, and boots.
- Krakowiak is a vibrant and energetic dance that showcases the rich cultural heritage of Poland.
- It is commonly performed at folk festivals and events, where dancers showcase their skills and enthusiasm for Polish folk traditions.
- Krakowiak is a beloved dance that continues to be enjoyed by people of all ages in Poland and beyond.
- The dance holds a special place in Polish culture, representing the joy and energy of the Polish people.
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A lively Polish dance. See Cracovienne.
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The Krakowiak is a lively Polish folk dance originating from the Kraków region of Poland.
Krakowiak is one of the oldest and most popular Polish folk dances, often performed at weddings and other festive occasions.
The dance is traditionally performed with lively music played on a fiddle, bass, and drum.
Krakowiak is characterized by quick, stamping steps, leaps, and turns, with dancers holding hands or arms raised high.
