Tańce - zbójnicki
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The Zbójnicki is a Polish folk dance from the Podhale region performed to a 2/4 time signature. Originally, the dance was performed by a group of men with one calling out moves like plain steps, wrestling moves, leg movements, and clapping. The dance ends with special "ozwodna" and "green" elements. Currently, stage versions of the dance differ from the original folk version.
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Irish dancing can be divided into social dances and performance dances. Social dances include céilí dances, which involve formations of 2 to 16 people, and set dances performed by 4 couples arranged in a square. Céilí dances and set dances have significant stylistic differences. Irish social dancing remains a living tradition, with variations found across communities and new dances sometimes choreographed.
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Courtly dance evolved in late medieval Europe among royalty and nobility. It enjoyed popularity in Italian, French, and English courts, where elaborate entertainment was common. As courtly dance grew more time-consuming, a new profession emerged—the dance organizer and choreographer. Some court dances derived from folk dances. The most well-known courtly dances included the gavotte, minuet, contredanse, passacaglia, pavane, saltarello, and sarabande.
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This document lists various carnival celebrations from around the world, including carnivals in Venice, Rio, São Paulo, Verona, Uruguay, the Philippines, Hungary, Macedonia, Spain, Cologne, Basel, Dubrovnik, Notting Hill, Portugal, the Czech Republic, and several locations in Poland. It provides background music and illustrations from accessible websites to accompany the presentation.
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Carnival is a period of winter balls, masquerades, parades and parties that traditionally takes place between Epiphany and Ash Wednesday. Formerly known as Zapusty in Poland, it was a time of feasting, dancing, and visiting neighbors. People would eat rich, fatty foods to ensure prosperity for the year and drink alcohol. In cities and noble courts, there were elaborate costume balls and masquerades beginning in the 16th century. Traditions included sleigh rides between courts and donuts eaten on Fat Tuesday. Over time, many carnival traditions faded except for folklore events, contributing to the blurring of national identity. The presentation aims to cultivate past carnival traditions and
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The summary is as follows:
1) In the beginning, the Word already existed. The Word was with God and was God. All things were created by the Word and nothing was created without the Word.
2) The Word became flesh and dwelt among humans.
3) A man is great not by who he is but by what he is able to share with others. I share this wafer with you so that you may never experience the hunger of bread or the hunger of charity.
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This short document expresses love and includes the soundtrack and theme from the film "Lalka". It was prepared by Anna and contains illustrations taken from the internet.
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This document contains summaries of over 30 Polish history paintings and their artists from the 15th century to early 20th century. The paintings depict important events in Polish history such as the introduction of Christianity, coronation of the first Polish king, the Battle of Grunwald, and protests against Polish partitions. The artists include Jan Matejko, Henryk Rodakowski, and Leon Wyczółkowski. The document also lists composers and provides background on the preparation of the presentation.
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This document provides information on Polish painters and their artworks from the 19th and early 20th centuries. It lists over 50 Polish artists such as Ludwik Gędłek, Jan Nepomucen Głowacki, Artur Grottger, Rafał Hadziewicz, Jerzy Kossak, Juliusz Kossak, Wojciech Kossak, Antoni Kozakiewicz and the artworks they created. The artworks depicted historical events from Polish history like battles, military encounters, and landscapes. The document also mentions several Polish noblemen painted by the artists. It concludes by stating the presentation was made by Anna and provides soundtrack information.
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This document provides information on various African artworks including paintings by Joseph Thiongo depicting Masai life, Tingatinga paintings from Tanzania, and artworks by Jacques Leconte, Jaxine, Frederico Cheque Nolha, and Chariqui depicting African goddesses, women, and landscapes. It also references a Shona ancestral spirit song from Zimbabwe and notes that the images were taken from an accessible website for a presentation prepared by Anna.
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Dwayne Johnson: A Brief Background
Before discussing the specifics of the kidnapping. it is crucial to understand who Dwayne Johnson is and why his kidnapping would be so significant. Born May 2, 1972, Dwayne Douglas Johnson is an American actor, producer, businessman. and former professional wrestler. Known by his ring name, "The Rock," he gained fame in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) before transitioning to a successful career in Hollywood.
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On the day of the kidnapping, everything seemed to be proceeding as usual on set. Johnson and his co-stars and crew were engrossed in shooting a particularly demanding scene. As the day wore on, the production team took a short break. providing the kidnappers with the perfect opportunity to strike.
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Tańce - zbójnicki
- 2. Zbójnicki (Robber dance) This is the Polish folk dance from the region of Podhale in the time signature 2/4. Currently made popular dance of that name, is rather the modification for using it at the stage, which deviates from the of folk original. Usually based on the diagram: introduction, the proper "zbójnicki", the ending. In the dance "Zbójnicki" dancing group of men is performing the same dance figures. One of the men says the commands to performing of the succeeding figures of dance. In the Zbójnicki usually is performing: plain step, tussle , double so- called 'krzesany', under leg, hajduk, the hitting in the heels, clapping, and others. Zbójnicki ends with the so-called "ozwodna" and "green".
- 3. Monument to the robber in the village Terchová Janosik in Slovakia, at the foot of the Little Fatra
- 4. Terchova - the birthplace of Janosik
- 5. The Robber Ponds in the Staroleśna Valley (Slovakian High Tatras))
- 6. Still from the film about robber Janosik
- 7. Still from the film about robber Janosik
- 8. Still from the film about robber Janosik
- 10. Fighting as an element of the dance
- 11. Fighting as an element of the dance
- 12. Fighting as an element of the dance
- 13. Fighting as an element of the dance
- 14. Fighting as an element of the dance
- 31. Władysław Skoczylas "Pochód zbójników"
- 32. Background sound - Robber dance performed by the Trebunie Tutki band Illustrations - taken from the accessible websites The presentation was made by - Anna