- The
kolomyika (Ukrainian: кoлoмийкa, Polish: kołomyjka; also
spelled kolomeyka or kolomeike) is a
Hutsul (Ukrainian)
music genre that
combines a fast-paced...
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Ruslana Ksenofontov Andriy Kuzmenko Ruslana Ksenofontov 4:12 6. "
Kolomyika"
Ruslana Ksenofontov Ruslana Ksenofontov 4:06 7. "Hutsulka"
Ruslana Ksenofontov...
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everyday dance,
which includes metelitsa, hopak, kozachok, hutsulka,
kolomyika,
square dance, and polka.
Judging by the
figures depicted in
motion on...
- (танець-приспівка) in most of
ethnic Ukrainian lands, with the
exception of "
kolomyika"
regions (Pokuttia,
Boiko Subcarpathians, and Halychyna). In
Russia there...
- of the chastushka's
rhyme and meter, and the
general meaning: Bećarac
Kolomyika Sheila Fitzpatrick, Stalin's Peasants:
Resistance and
Survival in the...
-
dances were the same ones
beloved by non-noble Ukrainians, such as the
Kolomyika and the Kozak. The Mazurka, po****r
among Poles, was
shunned by Ukrainian...
- for the New Year,
individual and pair
polka dancing is
stopped and the
kolomyika begins. When the
kolomyjka is finished,
everyone resumes to
their previous...
-
everyday dance,
which includes metelitsa, hopak, kozachok, hutsulka,
kolomyika,
square dance, polka.
Italian folk
dance has been an
integral part of...
- (1836),
other piano compositions on
ukrainian dance melodies such as a
Kolomyika, two
ukrainian dumkas and "The
neighbour has a
white house" **** Hulak-Artemovsky...
- Institute,
Volodymyr Ivasyuk.
Volodymyr was
inspired by a
collection of "
kolomyikas" (author of the
collection was
Volodymyr Hnatyuk),
traditional folk songs/dances...
