Two-Rhythm Dance
Sign in to saveThe Zwiefacher () is a southern German folk dance with a quick tempo and changing beat patterns.
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Library of Dance - Zwiefacher
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The Zwiefacher () is a southern German folk dance with a quick tempo and changing beat patterns.
== Location == The Zwiefacher is danced primarily in Bavaria, especially Lower Bavaria, Hallertau, and Upper Palatinate; it is also known in the Black Forest, Austria, Alsace, the Czech Republic, and Sudetenland.
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