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polska|ˈpɒlskə|
[Sw., f. Polsk Polish.]
A Swedish folk dance of Polish origin in 3/4 time; the music which accompanies such a dance.
1883Grove Dict. Mus. III. 11/2 Polskas are usually written in minor keys. 1910C. Waern Mediæval Sicily p. xiv, In Old Sweden the gaily decked Maypole is, or was, set up on Midsummer Eve, and people dance round it..the brisk national ‘polska’ or the characteristic ‘ring dance’. 1925[see hambo]. 1947A. Einstein Mus. in Romantic Era xvii. 319 Here too the Romanitc movement began with the collecting and publishing of the old national treasures of folk song—full of feeling and dancelike, the folk songs of sentiment being often modal, the dancelike ones (polskas) being related to the mazurka. |