the music for a kujawiak dance. krzyżówka

Polski taniec ludowy Taniec ludowy, polski, utrzymany w rytmie mazura, ale w wolniejszym tempie Taniec ludowy wywodzący się z Polski Taniec na 3/4, ludowy Taniec ludowy w rytmie mazurka, lecz wolniejszy Mieszka koło Włocławka polski taniec ludowy, utrzymany w metrum 3/4; polega na chodzie w rytmie ćwierćnut na lekko ugiętych nogach. Taniec ludowy (polski) Polski taniec ludowy utrzymany w rytmie mazura, ale w wolniejszym tempie Polski taniec ludowy wolniejszy od mazura muzyka do tańczenia kujawiaka. Taniec ludowy wolniejszy od mazura Polski taniec Taniec Taniec ludowy w rytmie mazura, z obrotami mieszkaniec Kujaw, człowiek pochodzenia kujawskiego. Polski taniec ludowy popularny w XIX wieku Taniec ludowy w takcie trójmiarowym Podobny do mazura, ale wolniejszy Taniec ludowy na 3/4

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