The prom is organized 100 days before graduation from high school. It is a beautiful Polish tradition that begins with a beautiful court dance called " polonez" (polonaise). The prom is a symbol of young people entering adulthood. After 100 days, there is the final high school exam called the matriculation exam (PL matura). Then, young people with a high school diploma in their hands begin adult life, most often deciding to continue university studies. The prom (PL studnowka) beginning with the polonaise ( PL polonez) is a unique tradition existing in 🇵🇱 Poland only.
This is one of the Polish slow dances. It was danced by the nobility at royal courts as a "parlance of the nobility" before the monarch. It was also danced at noble courts for centuries. During the partitions, when Poland lost its independence, it was used somewhat in secret as a symbol of Polishness. Poland is a wonderful country with centuries of tradition and culture ;-) Currently, since the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries, the Polonaise is danced at the opening of proms.
I danced the Polonaise for the first time when I was 6 years old in kindergarten. Pononez (Polonaise) is on the UNESCO list as Intangible Cultural Heritage. Notice that after all these partner changes, at the end of each figure danced, everyone dances with their original partner again. You have to try it sometime. It's easy, you can do it. Take your place in the fourth or fifth pair and repeat everything after the others.
It's very special moment for students and everybody remember their Polonaise becouse it's ussualy once in a lifetame. Polish Studniówka comes from words "Sto dni" which means "100 days" before final exams "Matura" also called "The Exam of Maturity"
Pan Tadeusz - a Polish costume drama from 1999, directed by Andrzej Wajda, the second full-length film based on Adam Mickiewicz's poem Pan Tadeusz (after Ryszard Ordyński's version from 1928). The axis of the film is the conflict between the Soplic and Horeszko families, leading to the intervention of Tsarist Russian troops before the invasion of Russia by Napoleon's troops. The main roles were played by Michał Żebrowski, Bogusław Linda, Daniel Olbrychski, Grażyna Szapołowska, Andrzej Seweryn and Marek Kondrat.
Yes, this is one of many Polish traditional dances. It is called: Polonaise in E minor "Farewell to the Homeland" by the famous Polish composer Michał Kleofas Ogiński. It was composed around 1794. Therefore, a farewell to the homeland, because Poland in those years was in 123 years of captivity (it had not been on the world map since 1795), hence the title expressing longing for the homeland. And the author had to leave Poland, because he took part in the uprising against the enemies, who unfortunately took Poland into captivity. The tradition in Polish schools is that they dance this polonaise a hundred days before the final exams at high school. The dance is very complex and has the same elements for decades and students learn the arrangements of these elements and the arrangement you saw is created. Students volunteer to learn this dance in the last year of high school. And outside of lessons, under the watchful eye of an instructor, they learn the Polonaise, which they will dance at the college. Studniówka is a word consisting of two words that can be translated as "one hundred days". Ogoński's Polonaise was often used in the 20th century as an opening dance for balls, which is why it is still a tradition in Polish schools to have this dance start the ball.
Ja tańczyłam Poloneza. Ogińskiego. To był rok 1994. Ale potem Pan Kilar skomponował równie piękny i majestatyczny Polonez do ekranizacji "Pana Tadeusza" . Oba piękne . Pozdrawiam 👍👍💕
This a type of nobility walking ("chodzony") dance; "taniec dworski". From Wikipeddia: "The prototype of the polonaise was a walking dance of folk origin, first danced among the people, known in its prototype - the hop dance, "walked" from the second half of the 16th and the beginning of the 17th century, and over time it became popular in magnate courts. At the courts of Polish kings, the polonaise was an element of court ceremonial, serving as a parade of the nobility before the monarch. It was danced at the beginning of balls, and now it inaugurates some events to emphasize their solemn character."
It has been a tradition for generations that the prom ball (stódniówka) begins with a Polonaise. The polonaise, also known as the walking dance, is our national court dance. You invite your crushes to the prom ball, but here they dance a complicated dance routine. They dance here with their classmates because dance rehearsals were needed. Invited guests are waiting on the sides. The dance was opened by the school principal.
Warto przypomnieć , że pierwotna nazwa tego tańca to "chodzony". Gdy zaczął być tańczony na balach w saonach europejskich, zyskał on nazwę "Polonaise" czyli "polski " i obecnie nazywamy ten taniec z francuska, Polonez. Polonez ma mnóstwo figur.
Dzięki za polecenie! Faktycznie o wiele trudniejszy i ładniejszy układ. Ten w porównaniu z Opocznem był jak taniec przedszkolaków, poza tym dziewczyny wyglądały, jakby z bazaru dopiero wyszły. Każda sukienka z innej parafii. Masakra. Dziewczyny w Opocznie wyglądały znacznie bardziej profesjonalnie i schludnie.
@@katarzynaxx563 Witam, polecam jeszcze I LO Bolesława Chrobrego w Piotrkowie Trybunalskim - tam również sala robi wrażenie - albo I LO Tadeusza Kościuszko w Busko-Zdroju - stroje. Pozdrawiam serdecznie wielbicielkę naszych wspaniałych tradycji i historii. 😊
"studniówka" its day when students have 100 days to finish hight school unfortunatelly girls must have someone to dance with, I didnt have so I couldnt come :/
@@GdzieJestNemo to, że przed ekranizacją”Pana Tadeusza”, polonez „Pożegnanie Ojczyzny” Ogińskiego był podkładem do tego tańca. Teraz polonez Kilara jest popularniejszy wśród studentów.
jeśli chcesz, to przyjedź w maju do Polski i zatańczymy Polonez, nie ma problemu zorganizujemy. Tylko ubierz suknię balową ;) będzie dla mnie zaszczytem z Tobą zatańczyć Polonez :)
The prom is organized 100 days before graduation from high school. It is a beautiful Polish tradition that begins with a beautiful court dance called " polonez" (polonaise). The prom is a symbol of young people entering adulthood. After 100 days, there is the final high school exam called the matriculation exam (PL matura). Then, young people with a high school diploma in their hands begin adult life, most often deciding to continue university studies. The prom (PL studnowka) beginning with the polonaise ( PL polonez) is a unique tradition existing in 🇵🇱 Poland only.
Dokładnie. Aż mi łezka poleciała jak pomyślałem, że minęło tylko 13 lat od mojej studniówki w technikum energetycznym :)
Its so nice to see old traditions kept alive. A very simple, yet elegant dance. Thank you
Thank you too! 🤩☺️
It is a traditional high school graduation dance. This is a type of ball called "studniówka"
Oh wow! Is amazing
@@starrlarh It's called like that becouse it's about 100 days before graduation exams.
Kiedy to bylo😊
This is one of the Polish slow dances. It was danced by the nobility at royal courts as a "parlance of the nobility" before the monarch. It was also danced at noble courts for centuries. During the partitions, when Poland lost its independence, it was used somewhat in secret as a symbol of Polishness. Poland is a wonderful country with centuries of tradition and culture ;-) Currently, since the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries, the Polonaise is danced at the opening of proms.
The composer of the music was Wojciech Kilar. In 1992, he received an Oscar for his music for Fransis Ford Coppola's Dracula
I danced the Polonaise for the first time when I was 6 years old in kindergarten.
Pononez (Polonaise) is on the UNESCO list as Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Notice that after all these partner changes, at the end of each figure danced, everyone dances with their original partner again.
You have to try it sometime. It's easy, you can do it. Take your place in the fourth or fifth pair and repeat everything after the others.
It's very special moment for students and everybody remember their Polonaise becouse it's ussualy once in a lifetame. Polish Studniówka comes from words "Sto dni" which means "100 days" before final exams "Matura" also called "The Exam of Maturity"
I love You Starr Larh !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤
Polonez na studniówce uczniów z Piotrkowa Trybunalskiego ,
You are LOVELY SMILE
The music is the version of the traditional Polonez made by Wojciech Kilar, a great composer. It's a masterpiece.
Pan Tadeusz - a Polish costume drama from 1999, directed by Andrzej Wajda, the second full-length film based on Adam Mickiewicz's poem Pan Tadeusz (after Ryszard Ordyński's version from 1928). The axis of the film is the conflict between the Soplic and Horeszko families, leading to the intervention of Tsarist Russian troops before the invasion of Russia by Napoleon's troops. The main roles were played by Michał Żebrowski, Bogusław Linda, Daniel Olbrychski, Grażyna Szapołowska, Andrzej Seweryn and Marek Kondrat.
Yes, this is one of many Polish traditional dances. It is called: Polonaise in E minor "Farewell to the Homeland" by the famous Polish composer Michał Kleofas Ogiński. It was composed around 1794. Therefore, a farewell to the homeland, because Poland in those years was in 123 years of captivity (it had not been on the world map since 1795), hence the title expressing longing for the homeland. And the author had to leave Poland, because he took part in the uprising against the enemies, who unfortunately took Poland into captivity. The tradition in Polish schools is that they dance this polonaise a hundred days before the final exams at high school. The dance is very complex and has the same elements for decades and students learn the arrangements of these elements and the arrangement you saw is created. Students volunteer to learn this dance in the last year of high school. And outside of lessons, under the watchful eye of an instructor, they learn the Polonaise, which they will dance at the college. Studniówka is a word consisting of two words that can be translated as "one hundred days". Ogoński's Polonaise was often used in the 20th century as an opening dance for balls, which is why it is still a tradition in Polish schools to have this dance start the ball.
To jest polonez z Pana Tadeusza Wojciecha Kilara .
Ja tańczyłam Poloneza. Ogińskiego. To był rok 1994. Ale potem Pan Kilar skomponował równie piękny i majestatyczny Polonez do ekranizacji "Pana Tadeusza" . Oba piękne . Pozdrawiam 👍👍💕
@@barbaraozog8870 Dokładnie- koleś wyżej pięknie opisał tamten Polonez, ale ten to nie "Pożegnanie z Ojczyzną" ale jest równie piękny.
This a type of nobility walking ("chodzony") dance; "taniec dworski".
From Wikipeddia:
"The prototype of the polonaise was a walking dance of folk origin, first danced among the people, known in its prototype - the hop dance, "walked" from the second half of the 16th and the beginning of the 17th century, and over time it became popular in magnate courts. At the courts of Polish kings, the polonaise was an element of court ceremonial, serving as a parade of the nobility before the monarch. It was danced at the beginning of balls, and now it inaugurates some events to emphasize their solemn character."
Look polonez in Pan Tadeusz film
chodzony.
po grancusku
polonez.
taniec polskiej arystokracji.
w historii europ.tańców dworskich zapisał się jeszcze jeden pol taniec
mazur.
It has been a tradition for generations that the prom ball (stódniówka) begins with a Polonaise. The polonaise, also known as the walking dance, is our national court dance. You invite your crushes to the prom ball, but here they dance a complicated dance routine. They dance here with their classmates because dance rehearsals were needed. Invited guests are waiting on the sides. The dance was opened by the school principal.
You super girl ❤❤❤
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Music is from "Pan Tadeusz" film ua-cam.com/video/qE44MVA79-A/v-deo.htmlsi=nvBnw5p-R06Tt2gl
Ten kucyk to jest tempo ❤
Warto przypomnieć , że pierwotna nazwa tego tańca to "chodzony". Gdy zaczął być tańczony na balach w saonach europejskich, zyskał on nazwę "Polonaise" czyli "polski " i obecnie nazywamy ten taniec z francuska, Polonez. Polonez ma mnóstwo figur.
ua-cam.com/video/ANhZ9Gizc8Y/v-deo.html The Polonaise dance in the film Pan Tadeusz
Very nice😅
Thank you so much 😀
Pani w zielonym . Ukłony.
Nie było wszystkich elementów. Niestety. Polecam studniówkę 2023 „jedynka” Opoczno. To jest dopiero polonez.
Dzięki za polecenie! Faktycznie o wiele trudniejszy i ładniejszy układ. Ten w porównaniu z Opocznem był jak taniec przedszkolaków, poza tym dziewczyny wyglądały, jakby z bazaru dopiero wyszły. Każda sukienka z innej parafii. Masakra. Dziewczyny w Opocznie wyglądały znacznie bardziej profesjonalnie i schludnie.
@@katarzynaxx563 Witam, polecam jeszcze I LO Bolesława Chrobrego w Piotrkowie Trybunalskim - tam również sala robi wrażenie - albo I LO Tadeusza Kościuszko w Busko-Zdroju - stroje. Pozdrawiam serdecznie wielbicielkę naszych wspaniałych tradycji i historii. 😊
@@janekhercowicz4875 Dziękuję bardzo, sprawdzę i te wykonania. Również serdecznie pozdrawiam 😊
"studniówka" its day when students have 100 days to finish hight school
unfortunatelly girls must have someone to dance with, I didnt have so I couldnt come :/
A propos Poloneza,polecam kabaret Ani mru mru -"studniówka"👍😁❤️🇵🇱
Sprzątam z biurka, trzeba szkołę odmalować
Ten konkretny „polonez” został napisany do filmu „Pan Tadeusz”. Oryginalny utwór jest stworzony przez Ogińskiego.
co masz na mysli mowiac "Oryginalny utwór jest stworzony przez Ogińskiego"?
@@GdzieJestNemo to, że przed ekranizacją”Pana Tadeusza”, polonez „Pożegnanie Ojczyzny” Ogińskiego był podkładem do tego tańca. Teraz polonez Kilara jest popularniejszy wśród studentów.
@@pawebiay4586 ee zdajesz sobie sprawe, ze polonez to forma muzyczna i byly setki utworow do tanca?
@@GdzieJestNemo Może zamiast maturę, zrobił 'matórę' ;)
ua-cam.com/video/8dIla8Skd_Q/v-deo.html
dziwna ruska moda trzymania rąk przez mężczyzn podczas tańca , zerżnięta z ich oper np. Eugeniusz Oniegin
You dont even know what are you looking at, do you?
Do you? Does she have to? What do YOU know about her culture and customs?
@@vonpless Why do I have to be interested in her culture, and the legitimate question is why is she interested in mine?
@@anemarie5554może po prostu dlatego że warto poznawać świat i innych ludzi wraz z ich kulturą? Chyba że to coś złego?
I hate this dance with all my heart
Bo nie masz serca, tylko wielkie gu....
!
Ty się wcale tak nie cieszysz cieszysz to jest rytuał😊 aby elity mogły zejść😊 i rządzić❤
❤❤❤❤
Wiem bo tańczyłem i byłem pierwszyą para. Podczas mojej matury .❤
tanczyles poloneza na maturze? :D
@@GdzieJestNemo no a co, jedni pisali, inni ściągali a pozostali tańczyli :)
jeśli chcesz, to przyjedź w maju do Polski i zatańczymy Polonez, nie ma problemu zorganizujemy. Tylko ubierz suknię balową ;) będzie dla mnie zaszczytem z Tobą zatańczyć Polonez :)
we wish you to get better micro :D
Moja była fajniesza .
It's not irish it's polish song for graduate ball, polonez