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Performing arts…

Performing arts…

The performances of the Kyjov Moravian Ensemble and Jura Petrů's Dulcimer Band can be arranged according to the host's wishes and requirements. Our repertoire contains great danceshows with the whole dulcimer band, dancing part of the ensemble and choirs, but also small forms of dancing and musical performances to liven up various social events or whole-evening dances with a complementary programme.

In Kyjov Moravian Ensemble's performances all its adult sections perform, either in separate entries or in pieces involving their cooperation and mutual completion. The dancing section of the ensemble, male and female choirs and the soloists from all these sections are accompanied by Jura Petrů's Dulcimer Band.

To create individual shows the ensemble uses its author's background. In contempory repertoire a few older pieces created by choreographer J. Loutchan and others are used (Kyjovská and Nětčická skočná, Mlynářská, Řemesla, Slámkový). The rest of the shows have resulted from the cooperation of the contemporary ensemble's leader Milan Pokorák (choreography) and the dulcimer band's leader Jiří Petrů (musical arrangement).

Possible performance schedules…

1. The dance: Kyjovská skočná 6.05''
2. The dance: Nětčická skočná 5.00''
3. Cocks (The dance: Slovenská — Milocká vykopávaná) 3.45''
4. Miller's dance 4.20''
5. Thin sticks (Girl's dance) 2.30''
Choreographic adaptations of typical pair and figure dances with the use of basic songs.
6. Crafts 6.00''
7. Grass dance 3.35''
8. Boys' dance 5.25''
Adaptations of topics having the same name with the use of corresponding songs and dances. Using of small functional properties.
9. Shrovetide (The dance Podšable - Sabres) 6.40''
10. Maypole dance 1.30''
11. Easter dance (solo singers) 10.00''
Stage adaptations of old customs in the course of a year.
12. Recruitment 12.45''
Stylized adaptation of recruitment and its atmosphere.
13. Cooper's dance 9.30''
Dancing, musical and singing picture of an almost forgotten craft.
14.The paths of love (á capella) 6.45''
15. Cheer up, the youth! 7.00''
16. Look at Frankie 7.00''
17. Our Kate 13.20''
Playful teasing of boys and girls, reflecting in different dances.
18.My wife 10.00''
19. In the broad field 12.00''
Dancing adaptations of eternal rivalry of good and evil in many forms.
20. Confused world (The world muddled up) 11.30''
Dancing entries are arranged into a programme according to the character of the performance and they are suitably arranged with the band's and both choirs' shows.

Commentary is read at the beginning and at the end of the programme when needed, and occasionally between individual entries.