Czardas (Danse Hongroise) and Hungarian Dance from Coppelia Ballet composed by Delibes, arranged for accordion solo by Anthony Galla-Rini.
Czardas (Danse Hongroise) and the Hungarian Dance from Coppélia are among the most vibrant and culturally rooted moments in Léo Delibes’ 1870 ballet.
Delibes’ Czardas / Danse Hongroise in Coppélia is the first czardas ever used in a ballet, blending authentic Hungarian folk dance elements - slow, dignified opening followed by fast, virtuosic finale - into a stylized Romantic-era orchestral setting.
