schottische การใช้

• Schottische . . . . . . . . shimmy
• Popular ones include Schottische, Gigues and Bourr閑s.
• The schottische, also known as reinlender, polka and waltz are other common dance rhythms.
• Madrid is known for its chotis music, a local variation to the 19th-century schottische dance.
• Typical tunes for a Highland Schottische are " Brochan Lom " and " Laddie With the Plaidie ".
• Common dances in the pelimanni traditions include : polka, mazurka, schottische, quadrille, waltz, and minuet.
• They swirled around the dance floor as one that night, doing a zippy form of the polka called the schottische.
• Popular contemporary bush dances include Blackwattle Reel, Jubilee Jig, CHOGM Pentrille, Knocking Down His Cheque and Midnight Schottische.
• In the 1840s several new dances made their appearance in the ballroom, including the Polka, Mazurka, and the Schottische.
• The ball was the only festivity where the law looked the other way during waltzes, two-steps and the occasional schottische.
• The schottische basic step is made up of two sidesteps to the left and right, followed by a turn in four steps.
• The second movement, entitled " Schottische ", follows the American adaption of the Schottische, musically, in style and rhythm.
• The second movement, entitled " Schottische ", follows the American adaption of the Schottische, musically, in style and rhythm.
• The ball was the only festivity where it was legal to dance a square, a polka, a waltz, two-step or schottische.
• By the turn of the century, the middle classes of Maryland were holding regular dances featuring the cotillion, quadrille, schottische, polka and waltz.
• "Sidlaw Hills " is also the name of a Schottische marching tune composed for the fiddle by Jim Watson of Blairgowrie ( 1868-1931)
• In the second half of the work, Villa-Lobos introduces a popular melody, originally a schottische called " Yar?", written by.
• When Wills played, people danced simple couple dances : two-step, the Lindy Hop with a few western twirls, schottische, and Cotton Eye Joe.
• The appeal was a family operation where people could relax by picnicking and enjoying square dances and round dances like the polka and schottische in the park's dance pavilion.
• Here the town's progress is measured by the move from the schottische to the tango to the Mississippi glide, while outside progress is a matter of industry and real estate.