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Skočná is a
rapid Slavic folk-dance,
normally in 2 4 metre.
Czech composers Antonín Dvořák and Bedřich
Smetana used this dance, the
latter in the third...
- (Sousedská) No. 5 in A
major (
Skočná) No. 6 in D
major (Sousedská) (in some editions, no. 3: see above) No. 7 in C
minor (
Skočná) No. 8 in G
minor (Furiant)...
- (Syrtaki, Zorba) (Greece)
Sivas bar **** (dance) Ski
ballet Skip jive
Skočná Slängpolska (Sweden, Folk, see Polska) Slip jig (Ireland) Slow
dance Slow...
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Smetana Museum Smetana Quartet Film
adaptations The
Bartered Bride (1932 film)
Dalibor (1956 film)
Related articles Moravian folk
music Skočná Category...
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francesa Antikristos Kalamatianos Sousta Syrtos Tatsia Furiant Polka Redowa Skočná Sousedská Špacírka
Gammaldans Les
Lanciers Polska Bachata Merengue Baladi...
- his works, Dvořák
frequently used
Slavic folk
dance forms including the
skočná; the
Bohemian furiant, sousedská, and špacirka; the
Slovak odzemek; the...
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Smetana Museum Smetana Quartet Film
adaptations The
Bartered Bride (1932 film)
Dalibor (1956 film)
Related articles Moravian folk
music Skočná Category...
- "real Indian"
sword swallower, and a
dancing bear. A
rapid folk-dance, the
skočná, follows. Vašek is
entranced by Esmeralda, but his
timid advances are interrupted...
- Poshtëm/Donji Svračak Shalë/Šalce Shlivovicë/Šljivovica Shtitaricë/Štitarica Skoçan/
Skočna Skromë/Skrovna Sllakoc/Slakovce Sllatinë/Slatina Smrekonicë/Smrekovnica...
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Smetana Museum Smetana Quartet Film
adaptations The
Bartered Bride (1932 film)
Dalibor (1956 film)
Related articles Moravian folk
music Skočná Category...
