The cultural fair of Polish dance, music and traditional cuisine has been held sporadically since 1939.
These Polish dances were usually performed in two parts: a slow march and a faster 3/4 second part.
This movement is characterized by rhythms typical of a polonaise, a Polish dance, from which the symphony draws its name.
The prom begins with students' performance of polonaise, a traditional Polish dance.
The vodka is named after the national Polish dance Polonaise.
True to its title, the work is a fantastical apotheosis of the Polish dance.
Some of his music, including a few Polish dances, survives from sources only in Sweden.
The polonaise is a Polish dance in 3/4 time.
The final movements of each concerto, based on Polish dances, sparkled.
The car name comes from the Polish dance, polonaise.
