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Schottische
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a partnered folk dance in 2/4 or 4/4 time, featuring hopping and gliding steps; popular in Europe and the Americas
Grammatical Information
Animacy status
Inanimate
Plural form
schottisches
What is the "schottische"?
The schottische is a traditional dance that originated in Germany and is commonly performed at social events. It features a moderate tempo with a mix of walking steps and quick, lively movements. Dancers typically move in couples, performing a series of steps that include hops and turns. The schottische is often danced to folk or ballroom music, and it combines elements of both waltz and polka, offering a cheerful and dynamic style.
Examples
They performed a lively schottische at the festival.
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music performed for dancing the schottische
