Mazurka Collection

Female dancer performing a mazurka in the costume of a woman of Krakow, Poland, at the Academy Royale de Musique, 1845
FLO4631374 Female dancer performing a mazurka in the costume of a woman of Krakow, Poland, at the Academy Royale de Musique, 1845

The Blue Mazurka - George Graves
The Blue Mazurka English book by Monkton Hoffe from the German Die Blaue Mazur of Leo Stein & Bela Jenbach; music Franz Lehar (Theater an der Wien, Vienna, 28/5/1920)

The Blue Mazurka - Elisabeth Pechy
The Blue Mazurka English book by Monkton Hoffe from the German Die Blaue Mazur of Leo Stein & Bela Jenbach; music Franz Lehar (Theater an der Wien, Vienna, 28/5/1920)

The Blue Mazurka English book by Monkton Hoffe from the German Die Blaue Mazur of Leo Stein & Bela Jenbach; music Franz Lehar (Theater an der Wien, Vienna, 28/5/1920)

Music cover, La Mazurka Quadrille, by Musard
Music cover, La Mazurka Quadrille, arranged for the piano by Musard (dedicated to Miss Fanny Sutton, Dover). circa 1850

Female dancer in costume of a woman of Krakow, 1845
Female dancer performing a mazurka in the costume of a woman of Krakow, Poland, at the Academie Royale de Musique, 1845. Handcoloured lithograph after an illustration by Alexandre Lacauchie

Mazurka (colour photo)
2800572 Mazurka (colour photo) by French Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mazurka. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn

Music cover, Spanish Dances, composed for the piano by George Asch. 19th century

The Mazourka (engraving)
608281 The Mazourka (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Mazourka; dated 1844); Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection; English, out of copyright

Mazurka danced in La Gitana by Marie Taglioni, c1840. Private Collection

La Mazurka, 1840s. Private Collection

The cutter Mazurka sailing close-hauled. Creator: Kirk & Sons of Cowes
The cutter Mazurka sailing close-hauled

Cover of the score of Mazurka sentimentale by Andre Rossignol, 1903. Private Collection

Dancing Lesson Mazurka Karl Karlovitz Bulla Russian
Dancing Lesson, the Mazurka; Karl Karlovitz Bulla (Russian, 1854 - 1929); before 1917; Gelatin silver print; 18.4 x 27.9 cm (7 1, 4 x 11 in.)

Frontispiece of a mazurka by Chopin
Frederic Chopin (1810-1849). Polish composer. Frontispiece of a mazurka for the pianoforte. Music Library of the Court. Turin. Italy

Valse-Mazurka, Mosquita la Sorciere
Music cover, Valse-Mazurka, based on the opera Mosquita La Sorciere by X Boisselot, dedicated to Mlle Fanny d Arboville, composed for piano by Frederic Burgmuller. circa 1850s

Music cover, La Polka-Mazurka de St Petersbourg, arranged for piano by F Dumouchel circa 1850s

Music cover, Saint Petersbourg, Polka-Mazurka, written for piano by Louis Chollet. circa 1850s

Music cover, Musidora, Polka-Mazurka by W Strauss. circa 1850s

Music cover, Louisa Polka-Mazurka by Lucien Lambert. circa 1850s

Music cover, Les Filles de Marbre by Montaubry, Polka des Pieces d Or and Polka-Mazurka, arranged for piano by Charles Bizot. circa 1850s

Music cover, La Fanchonnette, Polka-Mazurka, from the opera by Louis Clapisson, written for piano by Adrien Talexy. 1850s

Music cover, Fanchette, Polka-Mazurka, piano music by Achille Decombes on themes by C Devos circa 1860

Music cover, Adrienne Polka-Mazurka, piano music by A Croisez. 1850s

Dancing Lesson, the Mazurka"
Dancing Lesson, the " Mazurka".; Karl Karlovitz Bulla, Russian, 1854 - 1929; before 1917; Gelatin silver print; Image: 18.4 x 27.9 cm (7 1/4 x 11 in.)

IDA LEWIS (1842-1911). American lighthouse keeper. American sheet music cover, 1869, for a Rescue Polka Mazurka dedicated to the Heroine of Newport Lime Rock

The Dolly Sisters in their Mazurka costumes, Paris

Music cover for The Varsovien Mazurka
Music cover for The Varsovien (or Varsovian) Mazurka, composed by Louis Antoine Jullien (1812-1860), and dedicated to Monsieur Paris of Manchester

MAZURKA
Two couples dance the mazurka to music by Jullien

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The Mazurka, a lively and spirited dance originating from Poland, has captivated audiences for centuries. Its infectious rhythm and intricate footwork have made it a favorite among dancers and musicians alike. One notable rendition of the Mazurka is "The Blue Mazurka" by George Graves. This composition showcases the vibrant energy of the dance, with its melodic twists and turns that transport listeners to another world. Elisabeth Pechy also contributed to the legacy of the Mazurka with her own interpretation titled "The Blue Mazurka. " Her version adds a touch of elegance and grace to this already enchanting dance form. Frontispiece of a mazurka by Chopin serves as an iconic representation of this genre's influence on classical music. Chopin's compositions elevated the Mazurka to new heights, infusing it with emotional depth and complexity. In popular culture, we find evidence of the widespread appeal of the Mazurka through various music covers such as "La Mazurka Quadrille" by Musard. These adaptations brought this traditional Polish dance into ballrooms around Europe, captivating audiences with their catchy melodies. Even in visual arts, we see depictions like "Female dancer in costume of a woman from Krakow, " showcasing how fashion played an essential role in enhancing performances during 1845. Photographs like "Mazurka (colour photo)" capture moments frozen in time when dancers gracefully moved across stages or village squares. The vivid colors convey both joyous celebration and heartfelt emotions intertwined within each step taken. "The Spanish Dances" cover demonstrates how different cultures incorporated elements from the original Polish tradition into their own artistic expressions. It highlights how dances evolve over time while retaining their core essence. Engravings like "The Mazourka" immortalize historic moments when people gathered together to enjoy this beloved dance form. These images remind us that throughout history, communities have found solace and joy in the Mazurka's lively melodies.