Czardases

/ˈtʃɑːrdɑːʃɪz/ noun

Definition

The plural form of czardas; multiple Hungarian dances or musical pieces in the czardas style.

Etymology

From 'czardas' + '-es' (English plural ending). Simply the plural of the Hungarian dance form.

Kelly Says

When orchestras perform multiple czardases in succession, audiences experience a roller coaster of emotions—grief and passion alternating with explosive joy, which is probably why they became so popular at celebrations and competitions.

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