Schottisch, like polka, galop, waltz, mazurka, redowa, quadrille (square dance) + English longways country dance became popular in mid + late 1800s in W + E Europe, N+ S America + Caribbean,.Philippines,,Cape Verde, Mauritius,,Seychelles, etc.
It's actually called a Schottice or Chatese or Chotise polka. So many interpretations but I can verify this is the correct music of the absolute classic.
I have a piece of sheet music, old photocopy that I got in Chicago - very similar notes titled "Schottis, efter Erik Olsson". When I googled that title, nothing came up. I can't read the Swedish text above it.
They are wonderfully together! It's amazing how beautiful such a simple step can be and how many variations can be done.
Schottisch, like polka, galop, waltz,
mazurka, redowa, quadrille (square
dance) + English longways country dance became popular in mid + late 1800s in W + E Europe, N+ S America
+ Caribbean,.Philippines,,Cape Verde,
Mauritius,,Seychelles, etc.
Muy linda la música campesina alemana siempre me ha gustado
How gracious and lively.
Very nice. And what a respectful, attentive audience.
They dance this same musical style in Mexico. They call it Chotís.
Es el chotiz mejicano
Yea in Mexico its called chotiz and the musical dance and style was brought by Europea immigrants to northern Mexico around the mid 1800s
Pippi and Thunder-Karlson brought me here
Yaaaaas
Ditto
Wonderfully danced and played! What is the name of that schottis?
Anyone knows name of song. Am doing a practice and i want to play it.
It's actually called a Schottice or Chatese or Chotise polka. So many interpretations but I can verify this is the correct music of the absolute classic.
I have a piece of sheet music, old photocopy that I got in Chicago - very similar notes titled "Schottis, efter Erik Olsson". When I googled that title, nothing came up. I can't read the Swedish text above it.
I tried to attach the image, it didn't come through. It has a harmony, key of G. If you want, email me at urbanfelicity@gmail.com.
That’s swedish, not scottish. That’s a swedish traditional.
The dance is called Schottischer. An old european folk dance