czardas

Each dance is usually a form of the czardas, Hungary's national dance.

The mazurka and czardas are seen in fleet if lightweight versions.

Its main melodies have a gypsy lilt, and several arias are in czardas form.

The wedding began with a deliberately step-to-beat czardas.

I spotted several variations of the now-familiar czardas and rida steps.

The dance group always oerfirned a czardas at the Stiftungsfest.

The Hungarian czardas, were group favorites.

Between bursts of passion and czardas madness, the Hungarian soul deeply savors melancholy.

The Czardas dancers performed with an abandon that was almost terrifying, particularly as they looked a little underrehearsed.

She wasn't able to muster up quite the ideal chesty assurance for the czardas, but otherwise this was the vocal performance of the night.

Czardas 1962 & One Date.

Anne Litvinova led the mazurka and czardas.

Unfortunately, two robust folk dances - a mazurka and a czardas -received somewhat halfhearted performances.

Teresa Reyes, leading the Czardas for the first time, breathed fire into a sharply defined performance but looked more cross than tempestuous.

An Italian bar, replacing the Hungarian Czardas.

The blue tunic meanwhile has shifted gears and slipped into a czardas, which starts slowly and will end in a wild whirl.

I played reels and wild czardas while she danced, gleaming and beaming, in front of the fire, and Lightning looked on.

If they can convince Czardas to yield on that, without us having to cut our way through the entire Czardian army, so much the better."

And Jenifer Ringer and James Fayette led a vigorous czardas.

The same broad-stroke choreography turns up for the local gang, dancing against the associations of the mazurka and czardas of the score.

"Czardas", for clarinet and piano (1978)

They performed Viennese waltzes, Hungarian czardas, contemporary dances and schuhplattler dancing.

Princesse Czardas (1934)

And in the city they're saying that Foss Council and Czardas are squabbling over boundaries."

Ms. Kent leads in an ensemble of men and women, whose stylized folk dance, part mazurka, part czardas, is generic enough to evoke a community.