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Chastushka (Russian: частушка, IPA: [tɕɪsˈtuʂkə], plural: chastushki) is a
traditional type of
short Russian humorous folk song with high beat frequency...
- for the word "barin", landlord. The
Barynya dance is an
alternation of
chastushkas and
frenetic dancing.
Originally the
dancing was
without special c****ography...
- soloist.
Mordasova began to
compile Chastushkas, fast-paced
traditional Russian songs. She
composed nearly 300
chastushkas as well. A
performer of outstanding...
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attracted attention to his
merchandise by loud adverti****t
calls and
chastushkas.
Khodebshchik was a
mobile sbiten vendor who
carried his
goods with him...
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punchline referring to the
initial story. A
specific form of
humour is
chastushkas,
songs composed of four-line rhymes,
usually of black, sarcastic, humoristic...
- Andrei; Wilson,
Kenneth W (1999). "Lev
Trotsky in Anecdotes,
Jokes and "
Chastushkas"". New
Zealand Slavonic Journal: 375–384. JSTOR 40922059 – via JSTOR...
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featuring an
older man
dancing in a
manner typical of
gopniks and
chanting chastushkas about the
clubbing lifestyle in club-goers'
lingo during breaks. The...
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Yablochko (Russian: Яблoчко "little apple") is a
chastushka-style folk song and dance,
traditionally presented as a sailors' dance. The c****ographed version...
- aged five, and at nine
began to
write poetry,
inspired originally by
chastushkas and folklore,
provided mostly by the
grandmother whom he also remembered...
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gander and a goose,
competing in a dance. Most
often accompanied by
chastushkas. The
melody was
known in the mid-18th century. It was
recorded among...
