Redowa
see also: Etymology of Redowa
The redowa is a slow Danse with three times, pointing out the Mazurka and consisted of step of Polka and Valse. Of its Czech origins , it preserved only the name, because this dance was built of all parts by internal caliper gauge Paris iens in the Années 1840. It had only one transitory success.
G. Desrat, in its Dictionary of the dance (Paris, 1895), writes that it made the delights of the good dancers of 1846 to 1851. It tried to reappear, in vain, under the name of Boston at the end of the Années 1860.
Redowas traditional
- Arthur Saint-Leon and Fanny Cerrito dances a redowa-hammer in the Ballet Vivandière , with London in 1844.
- Jacques Offenbach composes a redowa for Parisian life in 1867.
Popular Redowa
A dance answering in the name of “redowa” was collected in the Années 1970 with Samatan (Gers). It combines two steps of mazurka with Scottish.
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