I first saw, what we then called."Apache Dancers" on a TV variety show in the mid-50s, and had never forgotten it. It was danced to "Let Me Go, Lover". I probably remember it because my father bought the 45, recorded by Joan Weber, and my sister and I would dance our own version. Badly, but with great enthusiasm.
I believe they were shocked, delighted and thinking if I did that I;d break every bone in my body. It takes much practice to do this dance to even keep from hurting themselves and.or each other. I think it is fantastic and humorous. Sandra LBradfield
I read that the Apache started from a street fight outside a night club in Montmartre, and that the dance got its name indirectly from the night club. What I read did not however say the name of the night club. I would guess the night club was named L'Apache, but anyone know for sure? If it was, anyone know why it had that name?
This upset me so much! Why? Because once this incredibly artistic beautifully performed insanely difficult piece of art head had come to an end by two superb acrobatic performers, all the snobbish crowd appreciation they could muster was a two or three second smattering of Applause with a sniggering of maybe another second or two of vocal cheer. Fuck them. I'd be on my feet for 2 minutes straight, applauding and cheering and and made whistling that I do that could pierce your freaking eardrums. Bravo bravo bravo. I know that not everyone at every performance of every true artistic show, has the capability to appreciate what they just viewed, but come on people what the fuck. That was downright shameful
I agree, and it took them half the dance to even appreciate it by laughing at the funny parts. They just stood there and it hardly seemed to register that they were watching extraordinary dancers doing incredible things.
I've searched, because I love love love Rudolph Valentino, but can't find a video of his Apache danse from the 1920s. I guess one doesn't exist, sadly I sigh.
It begins with the popular _Csárdás_ by violinist Vittorio Monti. It imitates Gypsy (Romani) music. Then, Brahms _Hungarian Dance No.5_ arranged for fellow and violin is used (it is also a copy of Romani music), but it returns to the _Csárdás_. The best recording of Brahms’ _Hungarian Dances_ is by Marat Bisengaliev on violin, on NAXOS CD 8553026. A budget record, but fine sound..
They begin with the *Czárdás* by Vittorio Monti, an Italian violinist (1868-1922). Then, at 2:35 they switch to *Hungarian Dance* No. 5 popularized by Brahms. It's one of the most popular pieces by Brahms, but he didn't write it. He stole it from Gypsy musicians who played at a tavern in the Austrian hills where Brahms hiked. You can get a recording of _all_ the *Hungarian Dances* arranged by Brahms, but don't get the crappy orchestral versions (none of which were orchestrated by Brahms), instead get the version for solo violin and piano, arranged by Brahms' best friend, Joseph Joachim. The best recording of the complete Hungarian Dances is on NAXOS CD 8553026 with Marat Bisengaliev on violin, but stupid Amazon has it listed under the name of the pianist, John Lenehan. The CD costs
Very strange dance, seems to glamorize domestic violence. This version is updated, because back in the day it was the woman getting beat. Not my favorite.
Женщина неприятная,фу!А танец апашей слишком дикий,это чем то похоже на танго,но гипертрофированное танго,как будто пародия на этот прекрасный и благородный танец!Французы со своими апашами,как всегда,повторяют за кем то,но ничего нового сами не делают.)
After watching the episode of I Love Lucy about l’apache dance, I had to look it up. It makes so much more sense like this then how Fred described it
Me too! :)
LOL me too! Glad I’m not alone
Lucy brought me here too lol
😂 Same!!
Me too!
I am here because of I love Lucy and I wanted to see what they were talking about.
Are you kidding I’m here for the same reason lol
Me too!
Me too!
Me too🤭
Same
Gosh, this is tremendous acting and dancing. Bravo & brava!
Just amazing. Wit and passion and great dancing. What a story!
mesmerizing dance, simply perfect
Actually that was pretty damn good..very difficult dance to do well..and cleverly done...Bravo..
Wow wow wow!! Fabulouse dancing!! I wish I was rich enough to be at this party, or even talented enough to be that mime hiding in the back :3
I love Lucy brought me here
Omg me too! So risqué!!
meee tooo
Lols me too
A great update of a classic dance!!
I first saw, what we then called."Apache Dancers" on a TV variety show in the mid-50s, and had never forgotten it. It was danced to "Let Me Go, Lover". I probably remember it because my father bought the 45, recorded by Joan Weber, and my sister and I would dance our own version. Badly, but with great enthusiasm.
Lighting the match-BRILLIANT!!
Excellent performance!
sonuna kadar ve hiç sıkılmadan izledim. çok güzeldiii
Beautiful, absolutely stunning.
Bravo Bravo !!!!
Performed with great zest & humour! Were some of the society guests elegantly shocked over their whiskeys & Perriers ? Loved it.
I believe they were shocked, delighted and thinking if I did that I;d break every bone in my body. It takes much practice to do this dance to even keep from hurting themselves and.or each other. I think it is fantastic and humorous. Sandra LBradfield
Delightful! Thanks for sharing this!
Very nice adaption of the infamous "Apache Dance".
沒看過這麼厲害的, 真的把音槳與舞蹈結合, 還有劇情呢, !!!!
Very inspiring. Great execution!
Inspiring? To do what exactly?
Excellent ghoreography and performance, well done. An update on the traditional version.
Their lifts were dramatic, enticing, sexy, and humorous. As if that wasn't enuf, she kicked his azz AND took his money---as it should be!! Lol
It was brilliant & funny nice to see the girl beat the bully in the end, the audience seemed to like it too especially the women lol.
Ole magnifico
Very impressive!
Ajajaja al fin entendí lo del baile Apache 🤣😂 lo bueno que ganó la chica 👌💪🌹💖
Wonderful
Amazing !
I read that the Apache started from a street fight outside a night club in Montmartre, and that the dance got its name indirectly from the night club. What I read did not however say the name of the night club. I would guess the night club was named L'Apache, but anyone know for sure? If it was, anyone know why it had that name?
It looks brutal, but I love L'Apache!🌹
Heard about this dance style by reading: The Chiffon Trenches/Andre Leon Tally
Bravissimi, ballerini e attori!!
Bravo!
My favorite version has still got to be Pink and Cole Pratus (sp?) In try!
Beautiful
most impressive.
As I mentioned to a commenter below, there is the dance at the beginning of the 1935 film "Skybound".
Who were the dancers?
Brilliant
Wow I'm not alone. Same here
Formedable! De California.
This upset me so much! Why? Because once this incredibly artistic beautifully performed insanely difficult piece of art head had come to an end by two superb acrobatic performers, all the snobbish crowd appreciation they could muster was a two or three second smattering of Applause with a sniggering of maybe another second or two of vocal cheer. Fuck them. I'd be on my feet for 2 minutes straight, applauding and cheering and and made whistling that I do that could pierce your freaking eardrums. Bravo bravo bravo. I know that not everyone at every performance of every true artistic show, has the capability to appreciate what they just viewed, but come on people what the fuck. That was downright shameful
I agree, and it took them half the dance to even appreciate it by laughing at the funny parts. They just stood there and it hardly seemed to register that they were watching extraordinary dancers doing incredible things.
Very good victory pos
I've searched, because I love love love Rudolph Valentino, but can't find a video of his Apache danse from the 1920s. I guess one doesn't exist, sadly I sigh.
Wow ! some dance......
La danse Apache est .....❤
Very impressive! What is the music starting at 4:22?
Hungarian dance no.5 Brahms
This must be how slam dancing started
2:32 What's this song called?
A turn on for sure 😊
I see why this was scandalous when it was first done in the 20's.
Possibly would be even more scandalous today. Basically domestic abuse presented as romance.
I went straight from here to I Love Lucy to see what the heck people were talking about
is any relationship between it and tango?
Damn, didn't know I liked this.
What Music is being Played ?
However this is not a family?
Anybody know what the background music is. Anybody?
It begins with the popular _Csárdás_ by violinist Vittorio Monti. It imitates Gypsy (Romani) music. Then, Brahms _Hungarian Dance No.5_ arranged for fellow and violin is used (it is also a copy of Romani music), but it returns to the _Csárdás_.
The best recording of Brahms’ _Hungarian Dances_ is by Marat Bisengaliev on violin, on NAXOS CD 8553026. A budget record, but fine sound..
Long live sevgi cumhuriyeti 🙏🏻🌿🌹
Very impressive , I fall in line quite easly , it appears in the traditional version the woman usually gets worst of it , just saying
Looks like WWF!!
Alla fine li fa shiatsu 🤔😜🤭Sem Br A 😇si ricorda poi di lui negli anni 🤣o continua a ballare 😅🤭pardon 🙊😻😽💓
What song are they dancing to?
They begin with the *Czárdás* by Vittorio Monti, an Italian violinist (1868-1922). Then,
at 2:35 they switch to *Hungarian Dance* No. 5 popularized by Brahms.
It's one of the most popular pieces by Brahms, but he didn't write it.
He stole it from Gypsy musicians who played at a tavern in the Austrian hills where Brahms hiked.
You can get a recording of _all_ the *Hungarian Dances* arranged by Brahms, but don't get the crappy orchestral versions
(none of which were orchestrated by Brahms), instead get the version for solo violin and piano, arranged by Brahms' best friend, Joseph Joachim.
The best recording of the complete Hungarian Dances is on NAXOS CD 8553026 with Marat Bisengaliev on violin,
but stupid Amazon has it listed under the name of the pianist, John Lenehan.
The CD costs
Wow just wanted to say thank you so much to Keith Otis Edwards for this wonderful information. I really appreciate the history. I did not know.
لا إله لا الله وحده لا شريك له
😂😂
Crooked SSI worker disrupting your ALIBI, by negating Coercion and/or Duress; hence conniving righteous indignation.
acrobatic. but why the Hungarian music? This kind of nonsense should be done with a Tango.
Wow, would be considered physical abuse in today's society, this is Not a dance!!
This is domestic abuse!! 🤷
Very strange dance, seems to glamorize domestic violence. This version is updated, because back in the day it was the woman getting beat. Not my favorite.
Женщина неприятная,фу!А танец апашей слишком дикий,это чем то похоже на танго,но гипертрофированное танго,как будто пародия на этот прекрасный и благородный танец!Французы со своими апашами,как всегда,повторяют за кем то,но ничего нового сами не делают.)
Nope! Nope! Nope!
Domestic violence set to dance and music...🤔 not cool 👎
Le dance du colere
Brava!
What music is being Played ?