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1. Czardas, also spelled Csardas, Hungarian Csárdás, national dance of Hungary. A courting dance for couples, it begins with a slow section (lassu), followed by an exhilarating fast section (friss).

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2. Definition of czardas: a Hungarian dance to music in duple time in which the dancers start slowly and finish with a rapid whirl First Known Use of czardas , in the meaning defined above.

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3. noun a Hungarian national dance in two movements, one slow and the other fast.

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4. Campbell and Ilusorio played two more songs for the encore: ' Czardas ' by Pedro Iturralde, which was composed when he was only 20 years old, and 'Oblivion' by Astor Piazzolla-a piece not originally intended for the saxophone, but was arranged as such for their performance. Rendezvous with the 'Renaissance' republic.

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6. Czardas Composer Monti, Vittorio: I-Catalogue Number I-Cat. No. IVM 1 Movements/Sections Mov'ts/Sec's: 1 dance Year/Date of Composition Y/D of Comp. First Pub lication. Dedication Juliette Dantin: Average Duration Avg. Duration: 4 minutes Composer Time Period Comp. Period: Romantic: Piece Style Romantic: Instrumentation Solo: violin.

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7. Csardas (pronounced CHAR-dosh) takes place in Hungary and spans over thirty years and the rise and fall of two generations. The characters endure two world wars and subsequent government changes which affect their standing in the community,their livelihoods, wealth, and eventually their very lives/5.

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8. Sep 17,  · a Hungarian dance consisting of a slow section followed by a fast one 2.

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9. The fast paced Czardas (chär-däsh) whose correct spelling is Csárdás is the National dance and music style of deburahillborgsent.danibebeamerecoldilesscarevo.co dance originally derived from the Magya Kor (Hungarians, c.9th century to present) and Pa lotás peoples and later became popular in the early 's. Czardas means 'Innkeeper' and is of Gypsy origin which is done in duple time (2/4).

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