Polka masterpieces. Recommended popular songs.
Are you familiar with “polka,” a Czech folk music genre with a simple, friendly melody and a fast tempo that makes you want to move your body? Even if you don’t know the name of the genre, many people will recognize it when they hear a famous polka tune.
In Japan, it has even been featured for children on the TV program Minna no Uta, and interestingly, some polka songs became well-known in the 2000s through Flash animations and performances by Hatsune Miku.
This article is a collection of delightful polka classics—please enjoy them together with your children!
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Polka masterpieces. Recommended popular songs (31–40)
In the Forest of Krapfen

Polka française “In the Krapfenwaldl (Im Krapfenwald’l),” Op.
336.
A work from the period when Johann Strauss II began spending half the year in Pavlovsk.
Performed by the Strauss Festival Orchestra, conducted by Svilen Simeonov.
In conclusion
With its simple melody and lively rhythm that lift your spirits, polka makes you feel like dancing just by listening to it, doesn’t it? As mentioned at the beginning, polka isn’t limited to traditional folk music—it’s also incorporated into genres like pop and rock.
The more you learn, the deeper the world of polka becomes, and I’d be delighted if this article has sparked your interest in it!


