czardas
Czardas, more correctly csárdás, is a traditional Hungarian folk dance and corresponding musical form that emerged in the 19th century. The term is linked to csárda, a Hungarian tavern or inn where dancers and musicians performed; the style became a symbol of Hungarian national music and gained widespread popularity across Central Europe.
A csárdás typically unfolds in two contrasting sections: a slow, lyrical lassú (or lassú) followed by a
In classical and popular repertoires, the csárdás appears as a stylized Hungarian dance rather than a strict
Czardas is sometimes described more broadly as part of the verbunkos tradition, a historical recruiting dance