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mazurka
This term evokes a sense of national identity and rhythmic vitality, specifically tied to Polish heritage. It carries a connotation of spirited elegance, blending the rustic energy of folk tradition with the refined structure of classical music, most notably in the works of Frederic Chopin.
As a countable noun, it refers to both the physical act of dancing and the specific musical pieces composed for that purpose. It is typically used in contexts involving musicology, dance history, or cultural studies of Eastern Europe.
Meanings
Examples
Chopin is famous for his beautiful piano mazurkas.
Let us try to learn the steps of the mazurka together.
The orchestra began to play a traditional Polish mazurka.
I wonder if I can master the rhythmic complexity of this mazurka.
The ballroom was filled with the sound of a lively mazurka.
She studied the structure of the mazurka for her music theory class.
The folk ensemble performed a series of mazurkas in colorful costumes.