Nashville Cast - Kiss (feat. Jonathan Jackson)

POLKA (Czech. Polka) - one of the most popular nat. Czech dances. Dr.names P. - nimra, madeira. Z. Needla suggests that the word “polka” means “Polish”; in his opinion, the name of this dance is associated with an increased interest in Poland during the Nat. Polish uprising 1830-31. According to another point of view, the name comes from Czech. pulka - “half a step”. P. summarized the typical features of dance. Czech culture. Her dance movements developed under the influence of ecoseesis, counter-dance and quadrille. P. - dicotyledonous dance, related in rhythm to other Czech people. dances (obkrchak, raidovachka, vrtak). The figurative content of P.'s music during its heyday was different - from genre and lyric. images to heroic. Melodich. P.'s warehouse includes intonations as dicotyledonous Chesh. dances of the “skochnye” type (movable dance with bounces) and three-part lyrical. In the 2nd floor. 19 centuryP. as a ballroom dance has gained popularity throughout Europe, losing in the mean. least nat. features. P.'s samples meet and in the prof. music (e.g., in the works of B. Smetana, A. Dvorzhak, A.G. Rubinshtein, M.A. Balakirev, P.I. Tchaikovsky, S.V. Rakhmaninov, etc.).