You Tube has " mazurka dance instruction videos" or similar. It also had performance videos of foreign versions---- steps usually simple that can be learned through watching, but they use amazing music styles of their own--- Martinique, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Philippines, Cape Verde, etc.
“ “ DZIEKUJĄ ALE JA NIE LUBI TAŃCZYĆ MAZUR!” Freely translated this is,
“Thank you for asking me to dance but I do not like to dance the Mazur.” Can you imagine that the young woman below did not want to join in the vivacious Mazur Dance? Well, it is a movie! And her refusal is part of the story line of the movie.
Mieczysława Ćwiklińska The movie in question was the Polish film, ZNACHOR which premiered in 1937. What a great surprise are the Social Ballroom scenes of the Mazur Dance in this film! It is a perfect encapsulation of the upper-middle class Dance Form with decided elements of the Mazurek variant. (Somehow, I missed this in my earlier research.) Of equal importance is the communal -conviviality, the social atmosphere, of the participants! It is such a joy! You want to be there! But let us first watch the ballroom scene in its entirety. th-cam.com/video/V2TumlxRM3Y/w-d-xo.html ZNACHOR 1:40:39 - 1:45:22 Now isn’t this a treat!
It's not fair, This choreography belongs to Jidka and Jan and no one mentions their names. I don't find it pleasant when choreographers use other person's work by making it look like they were the ones who created this choreography. I'm not talking about you but the two dancers on it.
That looks like fun! I’d love to learn how to dance like that.
You Tube has " mazurka dance instruction videos" or similar.
It also had performance videos of
foreign versions---- steps usually simple
that can be learned through watching,
but they use amazing music styles of their own--- Martinique, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Philippines, Cape Verde, etc.
“
“ DZIEKUJĄ ALE JA NIE LUBI TAŃCZYĆ MAZUR!” Freely translated this is,
“Thank you for asking me to dance but I do not like to dance the Mazur.”
Can you imagine that the young woman below did not want to join in the vivacious Mazur Dance? Well, it is a movie! And her refusal is part of the story line of the movie.
Mieczysława Ćwiklińska
The movie in question was the Polish film, ZNACHOR which premiered in 1937. What a great surprise are the Social Ballroom scenes of the Mazur Dance in this film! It is a perfect encapsulation of the upper-middle class Dance Form with decided elements of the Mazurek variant. (Somehow, I missed this in my earlier research.) Of equal importance is the communal -conviviality, the social atmosphere, of the participants! It is such a joy! You want to be there!
But let us first watch the ballroom scene in its entirety.
th-cam.com/video/V2TumlxRM3Y/w-d-xo.html
ZNACHOR 1:40:39 - 1:45:22
Now isn’t this a treat!
this is so beautiful
BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
0:50 OMG
What is the title of the song?
En reponse, Oskar Nedbal
It's not fair, This choreography belongs to Jidka and Jan and no one mentions their names. I don't find it pleasant when choreographers use other person's work by making it look like they were the ones who created this choreography. I'm not talking about you but the two dancers on it.
Are you sure? Then I was thinking it was Arno's choreography. I don't remember how Ian announced them, maybe he said that.
@@gattakaclub Of course !
Okuduğum kitab Anna Karaninna
Немного озорно, но прелестно❤❤❤😊!
Polish Dance