Czech American Polka - "Beer Barrel Polka" (Instrumental)
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- čas přidán 26. 01. 2023
- Czech American version of "Beer Barrel Polka" ("Škoda lásky") or ("Rosamunde"), composed by Jaromír Vejvoda in 1925 is one of the most popular songs of brass music in the United States and is mainly associated with the Czech American minority. Americans of Czech ancestry whose heritage is cherised till today are living mainly in the states of North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois and Texas. In 1999 song won global competition World's song of 20th Century.
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Love from Michigan!
Czech Nebraskan transplanted to Iowa. Fun to hear this. I think this is the arrangement from the University of Wisconsin band.
Czech Michigander here, my family comes from moravia, and my great grandfather was in a polka band, he played the accordion, and he is the reason I want so dearly to return to the homeland at some point in the future, moravia is forever home.
Judging by your name and channel banner, I'm quite certain that nobody here would welcome you. Please stay in America. Best wishes from Moravia! ♥
@@justamoravian1042 Judging by your attitude, no one really cares what you think and I'll go where I please. Love from America ♥️
Po anexi Královce je čas anektovat americký středozápad. Samozřejmě na základě naprosto poctivých referend.
Dulezity je nedostat moře
V USA je potlačovaná česká menšina, je na čase denacifikovat USA
@@davidfans5852 Myslím že Michiganské jezero by stačilo no ne 😀
Yeah I don’t think so don’t make me tell the Germans to swallow your country 😂😅
This sounds like a marching band is this preformed by a marching band?
In Argentina is used by Germans and Volga's Germans.
Czechs and Germans share the same culture and history. Czechia was part of the Holy Roman Empire and Prague was even the capital city of the Holy Roman and Czechia was a part of Austria for 700 years. So basically Czechs are only slavic speaking Germans
@@David-kn4hb No, Slovenians are slavic speaking Germans their culture is based on Austrian German culture as their ethnic costumes.
Haha, what a nonsense. David just missed all his history classes.
@@David-kn4hb Wouldnt say that, were very mixed but nowhere near being completely german.
Chesky Taler davno okupovav Unaited states of America ))) Svaty Jahymov ))) VirviDob ))) Sila ) Mosh ))) Mogushestvo )))