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Cracovienne

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Cra`co`vi`enne´ (kr?-k?`v?-?n´)

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1.

(Mus.) A lively Polish dance, in 2-4 time.

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And, of course, he was matchless in his own works, especially when one looks past the once-hackneyed Minuet in G and explores the Cracovienne fantastique or the Nocturne in B-flat.

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