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BULBA - Bulba (, [bulba]) is a concert dance based on Belarusian folk traditions, choreographed, among several others, by Igor Moiseyev. The word means "pota...

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Possible Crossword Clues
''Taras __'' (Gogol novel)
''Taras ___'' (Yul Brynner film)
Gogol's Taras

Last Seen in these Crosswords & Puzzles
Nov 2 2008 L.A. Times Sunday
Sep 5 2008 USA Today
Jul 16 2006 Newsday.com

Possible Jeopardy Clues
It's the second name of Taras, a 16th century Cossack in a 19th century Gogol novel

Geographic Matches
Bulba, (Region code: 51), POLAND

Bulba description
Bulba (, [bulba]) is a concert dance based on Belarusian folk traditions, choreographed, among several others, by Igor Moiseyev. The word means "potato" in Ukrainian and Belarusian languages. * Moiseyev created the dance after visiting Belarus in late 1930s. He masterfully recreated the Belarusian folklore, so that the dance has become Belarusian national dance, featured by all national folk dance ensembles. * The dance was choreographed to the vivid tune of the Belarusian folk song with the same name, Bulba (Potato), Moiseyev overheard during his visit. The dance and the song humorously portray the whole process of potato production. * In his memoirs, Moiseev wrote:* "When in 15 years I visited Belarus again, I've noticed that my Bulba was being danced everywhere. I would ask them: 'Where have you got this dance?' They would answer: 'It has always been around.' At the same time, folklorists assured me that this dance appeared in Belarus only after my choreography. If your creation is acc

Bulba description

Bulba (, [bulba]) is a concert dance based on Belarusian folk traditions, choreographed, among several others, by Igor Moiseyev. The word means "potato" in Ukrainian and Belarusian languages.
* Moiseyev created the dance after visiting Belarus in late 1930s. He masterfully recreated the Belarusian folklore, so that the dance has become Belarusian national dance, featured by all national folk dance ensembles.
* The dance was choreographed to the vivid tune of the Belarusian folk song with the same name, Bulba (Potato), Moiseyev overheard during his visit. The dance and the song humorously portray the whole process of potato production.
* In his memoirs, Moiseev wrote:* "When in 15 years I visited Belarus again, I've noticed that my Bulba was being danced everywhere. I would ask them: 'Where have you got this dance?' They would answer: 'It has always been around.' At the same time, folklorists assured me that this dance appeared in Belarus only after my choreography. If your creation is acc

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