2. Zbójnicki
(Robber dance)
This is the Polish folk dance from the region of Podhale in the
time signature 2/4.
Currently made ​popular dance of that name, is rather the
modification for using it at the stage, which deviates from
the of folk original. Usually based on the diagram:
introduction, the proper "zbójnicki", the ending.
In the dance "Zbójnicki" dancing group of men is performing
the same dance figures. One of the men says the commands
to performing of the succeeding figures of dance. In the
Zbójnicki usually is performing: plain step, tussle , double so-
called 'krzesany', under leg, hajduk, the hitting in the heels,
clapping, and others. Zbójnicki ends with the so-called
"ozwodna" and "green".

3. Monument to the robber in the village Terchová Janosik in Slovakia, at the foot of the Little Fatra

4. Terchova - the birthplace of Janosik

5. The Robber Ponds in the Staroleśna Valley (Slovakian High Tatras))

6. Still from the film about robber Janosik

7. Still from the film about robber Janosik

8. Still from the film about robber Janosik

10. Fighting as an element of the dance

11. Fighting as an element of the dance

12. Fighting as an element of the dance

13. Fighting as an element of the dance

14. Fighting as an element of the dance

31. Władysław Skoczylas "Pochód zbójników"

32. Background sound - Robber dance performed by the Trebunie Tutki band
Illustrations - taken from the accessible websites
The presentation was made by ​- Anna