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Cymbal dance;: Greek solo, by Louis Harvy Chalif, 1914 The Revived Greek Dance: Its Art and Technique by Association of Teachers of the revived Greek Dance, Ruby Ginner, 1934 Samiotessa. Samiotissa. (The Girl from Samos.) Greek folk dance, arranged for mixed voices and piano by A. Gallos by Anna Gallos, 1954 The Antique Greek Dance by Maurice Emmanuel, 1916 Enas Peukos. Enas Pefkos. (The Pine Tree.) Greek folk dance, arranged for mixed voices and piano by F. Desby, etc by Frank Desby, 1953 A collection of Greek dances: Compiled and orchestrated with dance descriptions by Danai Apostolidou, 1979 The blue Danube waltz;: Greek solo or group dance, by Louis Harvy Chalif, 1914 Traditional Dance in Greek Culture by Yvonne Hunt, 1996 Musical Exercises for the Ruby Ginner Method of Dancing. Composed and arranged by A. M. Rushworth (Revived Greek Dance) by Amy M Rushworth, Ruby Ginner, 1923 The antique Greek dance. after sculptured and painted figures .. by Emmanuel. Maurice. 1862-1938., 1916-01-01 Three Greek Dances ... For Small Orchestra. Full Score by Aynsley Euge Goossens, 1930 5 Greek Dances ... Nikou Skalkota 5 Hellenikoi choroi. Score ... edited by ... Walter Goehr by Nikolaos Skalkottas, 1954 The Romaika. Greek Dance ... Arranged by P. Dale. [P.F.] by Cyril Carlton, 1905 Two Greek Dances for Piano. 1. Laludi. 2. Nerantzula by Constantine Callinicos, 1953

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81. The Culture Of Greece: Minoan Myths, Music And Dance
    greek Music and dance Music and dancing has always been important to thegreek people. Many vitality. A famous greek dance is the Pentozali.  
    http://www.globalvolunteers.org/1main/greece/greececulture.htm
    
    Extractions: Archaeology later revealed civilizations covered in mythology, and forced a reevaluation of every surviving text from the ancient world. However, in the 18th and 19th centuries, the skeptics began questioning the validity of scholarly Greek literature, giving rise to archeological expeditions at Troy in 1870. Music and dancing has always been important to the Greek people. Many traditions are preserved in the Greece villages, especially in the more isolated ones. In ancient times, dance, song, and music were all integral parts of the theater. In fact, the Greek word 'XOPOC', (HOROS), referred to both dance and song. The English words chorus, chorale, choir, and choreography all come from this same Greek word. Furthermore, there are numerous references to dancing in ancient literature. Besides several references in various sources from the ancient and Byzantine world, there are drawings, paintings, and small statues which depict dancers and musicians. Invariably, the dancers are in a circle or line, often with a musician or musicians in the center.

82. Lukol Directory - Arts Performing Arts Dance Folk Dancing Greek
    greek. The Philhellenes greek Dancers Traditional greek folk dancegroup based in London, England. http//www.philhellenes.cwc.net.  
    http://www.lukol.com/Top/Arts/Performing_Arts/Dance/Folk_Dancing/Greek/

83. Arolithos Greek Dancing, Crete
    greek Dancing Folklore Nights. Traditional greek over Greece. greek folkloreand dance evenings are held several evenings during the week.  
    http://www.magicaljourneys.com/Crete/Arolithos/arolithos-dancing.html

84. Minos - English
    Cliquez dans le drapeau! Minos, a non profit association, created to promote greekdance in France. greek dance WebRing This greek dance site owned by Trigmos.  
    http://perso.club-internet.fr/trigmos/AccueilE.html

85. Greek Dancing--Hellenic Traditional Arts Institute
    composed of greek Americans and nongreeks who are interested in educating the communityabout the culture, and history of Greece through music, dance, costumes  
    http://www.futurevisions.net/htai/

86. GREEK RITUAL DANCE
    Brandy Williams Papers. greek RITUAL dance. Hunt, Yvonne Traditional dance in greekCulture, Centre for Asia Minor Studies Music Folklore Archive, Athens 1996.  
    http://www.speakeasy.net/~bwilliam/greekdance.html
    
    Extractions: GREEK RITUAL DANCE Ancient Pagans dance across Classical vases holding graceful folds of robes in their hands, frozen by the artist in a moment of bending and leaping and twirling. How inspiring they are! Many a modern looks to the vases and says, "I will reconstruct these dances!" The most famous of these, of course, was Isadora Duncan, whose simple dances in homemade togas entranced Europe in her lifetime. Modern Pagans long to recover the ancient Pagan functions of the dance. Greeks, of course, never ceased to dance, even while converting to Christianity. Some of the ancient meanings of the dance remain-certain dances are performed during the spring with clear fertility symbology. The social implications have changed little. Dance provides a meeting place for men and women, an emotional expression of community spirit, a form of cultural bonding that identifies this person as a member of this village, this country. But modern Greeks no longer dance in honor of the Gods and Goddesses, and modern Pagans long to do so. How might we go about this? In one sense, reconstruction is impossible. Ultimately, lacking actual videotape of eighth-century dances, it's impossible to say with certainty that we are performing an eighth century dance.

87. Middle Eastern, Roman, Greek, Belly Dance And Harem Costumes
    Nightmare Factory MIDDLE EASTERN, ROMAN, greek, BELLY dance, and HAREM COSTUMES.see also. . . BIBLICAL COSTUMES SEE MORE COSTUMES BROWSE THE MAIN SHOP  
    http://www.nightmarefactory.com/mideast.html

88. Domain Of Culture - Cultural Events
    3rd greek Choreographers Association dance Festival sonorous thoughts and eloquentsteps in Athens Like punctuation points define the period, the intensity and  
    http://www.cultureguide.gr/events/details.jsp?Event_id=46755&catA=2

89. Festival Of Greek Music And Dance 2003, Easter Traditions And Customs
    2003 FESTIVAL OF greek MUSIC AND dance. Easter Traditions and Customs. So, save thedate for the Festival of greek Music dance 2003 on Saturday, April 5, 2003.  
    http://www.ohfs.org/concert2003.htm
    
    Extractions: The material to be presented at the upcoming festival will offer a unique perspective on traditions and customs of the Easter period from various regions of Greece. There is an abundance of folk dances, songs and traditions prior to, during and after the Easter period. The Orpheus Dance Troupe, with the help of the visiting artists, hopes to bring these traditions to life during this event. The Orpheus Dance Troupe has been preparing for this event for some time and members have been able to research and practice a wide range of material from various areas in Greece. One example is the traditions and songs of the Easter “Lazarines”, women primarily from the northern regions of Greece who sing and dance characteristic folk tunes during the Saturday of Lazaros as well as the next day, Palm Sunday.

90. Greek Folk Dance Workshops
    5th greek dance Seminar Stavros, Thessaloniki August 1828, 2004 with Kyriakos Moisidisand Petros Selkos (dances from Almopia) Katerina Douka (songs of Thassos  
    http://www.ohfs.org/workshops.htm
    
    Extractions: A seminar presenting the traditional dances of Greece will be held on August 18- 28, 2004, at the hotel "Rihios", in Stavros, Thessaloniki. Dances and songs will be taught from Pontos (Giumus Maten, Kars), Macedonia (Serres (Orini and Agio Pnevma), Drama, Almopia and Thassos). Traditional costumes will also be shown from each of the above-mentioned regions. During the seminar there will be glendia at night in nearby villages to dance with the local dance groups and local people of the village. This way, participants will have the opportunity to dance with the local people of Nea Apollonia, Thessaloniki. We will also travel to Prochoma, Thessaloniki for a Pontic glendi! There will also be a glendi in Stavros. Finally, we will have the opportunity to enjoy exhibitions by the local dance groups. We also plan to tour the area by visiting the archeological site at Pella.

91. List Of Dances Sorted By Ethnicity - Encyclopedia Article About List Of Dances S
    Sirtaki Sirtaki (Sirtáki, or Syrtáki) is a popular dance of greek origin. (Syrtaki,Zorba); Horos Horos, khoros (?) means dance in greek language.  
    http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/List of dances sorted by ethnicity
    
    Extractions: Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition This is a list of ethnic, folk, traditional, regional, or otherwise traditionally assiciated with a particular ethnicity, dances The following dance categories are closely related to each other: See List of dances sorted by ethnicity for a list of specific ethnic,folk, traditional, and regional dances sorted by ethnicity or country. Folk dance is a term used to encompass a large number of dances that tend to share the following attributes: Click the link for more information. by ethnicity Ethnicity is the cultural characteristics that connect a particular group or groups of people to each other. "Ethnicity" is sometimes used as a euphemism for "race", or as a synonym for minority group. While ethnicity and race are related concepts, the concept of ethnicity is rooted in the idea of societal groups, marked especially by shared nationality, tribal afilliation, religious faith, shared language, or cultural and traditional origins and backgrounds. Whereas race is rooted in the idea of biological classification of homo sapiens to subspecies according to morphological features such as skin color or facial characteristics.

92. Greek Community Of Jerusalem
    Today it hosts a variety of activities such as greek dance eveninngs, greek languageclasses, greek music evenings, celebration of greek national holidays, and  
    http://www.yvelia.com/greekcommunity/
    
    Extractions: Greek DICTIONARIES (software) Greek Architects in Jerusalem The Cultural Center of the Greek community built in 1902 in the heart of the Greek Colony in the new city of Jerusalem History of the Greek Community Since the time of Alexander the Great, Greeks have been living in Jerusalem. From ancient times until the present day, the size of the Greek Community has fluctuated from period to period, and from one political era to another. During the 1920s and 1930s, the Greek Community of Jerusalem had reached a peak. The strengthening of the Greek Patriarchate in the Holy Land, and emigration from the mountains of Turkey in population exchanges, were contributing factors. During those years the Greek Community numbered over 7,000, and their contribution to the city of Jerusalem was great. The Greeks of Jerusalem used to live adjacent to the monasteries owned by the Greek Patriarchate. At the end of the last century, a monk named Ephthimious bought 1,000 dunams in the Katamon area of Jerusalem. That land was slated for the establishment of the Greek Colony. The initial founders of this Greek Community implemented the idea. Many of the original buildings still stand today.

93. Classical Greek Dance Faculty: Home
    more •, Dinner dance Theatre Congress. •, Ruby Ginner Awards. •, ScottishCongress. •, Mailing List. •, More Faculty News. ISTD News. Faculty News Archive.  
    http://www.istd.org/classicalgreek/

94. Dance Styles: Classical Greek Dance Association
    History Founded by Ruby Ginner in 1923 as the Association of Teachers of the RevivedGreek dance, it became affiliated to the ISTD in 1951, combining with the  
    http://www.istd.org/dancestyles/greekdance/intro.html
    
    Extractions: The training is set out in the syllabus of the Classical Greek Dance Association Faculty, beginning with graded tests for children, and continuing to examinations for students and teachers from Pre-Elementary to Fellowship. There are also medal tests awarded for performance to candidates over the age of eight years. Activities Every two years a Classical Greek Dance Festival is held for dancers ranging from children of seven years to students and adults. There are also awards for original choreography and improvisation. The Ruby Ginner Awards (for solo dancers) are held annually for all standards. Holiday courses and refresher courses are arranged each year. The Daphne Hawkesworth Cup is awarded annually to someone who the Faculty committee feel has made an outstanding contribution to Classical Greek Dance.

95. Czech Vaseline Glass Vase : The Dance (Greek Motif)
    Czech Vaseline Glass Vase The dance (greek Motif).  
    http://www.justglassmall.com/stores/crystalbelle/items/194290/en2justglass.html

96. Greek Traditions In Music And Dance
    taught throughout the United States, was a founder of the Intersection Folk ArtsCenter in Los Angeles, California, has been professor of greek dance at Loyola  
    http://www.dimensional.com/~phantomr/folkdanc/articles/greek1_ak.htm
    
    Extractions: The tradition of music in Greece goes back thousands of years. It is part of a national heritage treasured by the Greek people like a precious heirloom from ancient Greece, since this divine gift was entrusted to them by Apollo and the patron Muse, Terpsichore, presided over their dances. To this very day, music is an inseparable part of Greek life. In his dances and songs, the Greek gives vent to his dramatic expression to glorify his joys, to wallow in his sorrows, and above all, to record his inspirations, the history, and the lore of his people, and to store up legends and folktales. Greek folk music is a superb combination of elements of ancient Greek music, a theoretical basis of scales and rhythm forms, some oriental influence, perhaps as a result of the expeditions of Alexander the Great, fused together under some mannered conditions from Byzantine life and the post-Byzantium ages. It is definitely, with very few exceptions, entirely free of any of the characteristics found in Western music. This exception can be traced particularly to the Ionian Islands between Italy and Greece, and mostly due to the influence of the Venetian reign, which successively assimilated into the lifestream of European thought and art. The Ionian Islands remained under Venetian rule and influence until very late in the 19th Century.

97. St. Demetrios Greek Dance Groups
    Demetrios greek dance program on Saturday May 15, 2004 in the St. DemetriosLarge Hall. St. Demetrios is proud of our greek Folk dance program.  
    http://www.saintdemetrios.com/dance_group.htm
    
    Extractions: St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church n n n Seattle, Washington Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco IT'S BEEN 20 YEARS!!! Come and help us celebrate the 20th anniversary of the St. Demetrios Greek Dance program on Saturday May 15, 2004 in the St. Demetrios Large Hall. We will have festivities, including a "wall of fame" featuring pictures of dancers and performances of years past. Live music will be provided by Pangeo. Everyone is welcome to attend this very special evening. Social hour begins 5:00pm. Dinner at 6:00pm. Performance by our current dance groups will start at 7:15. Tickets are $15/person. Children 6 - 12 years old are $5. Children under 5 are free. For tickets and table reservations please call Margo Dragseth 425 423 9838 or Athina Athan 425 742 0758. St. Demetrios is proud of our Greek Folk Dance program. We have over 120 dancers and singers from 4 years old to adult. We hope that this web site will encourage communication between the various people, groups, and communities that share a passion for the Greek culture. Greek Folk Dancing is integral to our Greek culture. Our program aims to teach the Greek folk traditions of dance, music, and song while maintaining the values of the Greek Orthodox faith.

98. MusicMoz - Regional: Europe: Greece: Dancing
    greek dance WebRing WebRing of greek dance sites. greek dancer - greekfolk dancing - from all regions. Focus on greek dance groups abroad.  
    http://musicmoz.org/Regional/Europe/Greece/Dancing/
    
    Extractions: about submit item become an editor feedback ... Greece : Dancing Argentin Tango Center - Dance studio located in Athens. Asteria Dancing Group - Asteria Dancing Group - Traditional and modern Hellenic dancing. Chorodrama: Mythology and Dance in Greece - For Vassilis Giakoumis, dancing is as normal as breathing. He teaches through classes, workshops, film and television. Dora Stratou - The official government sponsored organization for Greek folk dance, music and costumes. Greek Dance WebRing - WebRing of Greek dance sites. Greek Dancer - Greek folk dancing - from all regions. Discussion on dance seminars, traditional costume, folk dance resources, pictures and website information of Greek dancing site. Focus on Greek dance groups abroad. Greek Dancers of the Monterey Peninsula - Greek dance group specializing in traditional and modern dances of Greece and surrounding countries. Greek Folk Dance Festival - Largest Annual Greek Folk Dance Festival and competition with groups participating from all over the United States. Includes greek dancing, singing, and traditional costumes. Greek Folk Dance Resource Manual Home Page - Extensive resource page on the history of Greek dancing.

99. GreeceNow: Greek-swedish Dance Mix
    Known as Antique, the duo first hit the Swedish top 5 in August 1999 with a Greekdancepop tune called Opa Opa , which climbed to the top 10 in all of  
    http://www.greece.gr/GLOBAL_GREECE/SPOTLIGHT/greekswedishdancemix.stm
    
    Extractions: When Greeks migrate for employment, family reasons or sheer adventure they are never alienated by their Greekness. Even Diaspora -born second- or third-generation children find themselves inextricably connected with their ancestral land. Elena Paparizou, 17, and Nikos Panaglotidis, 21, born in Sweden of Greek parents, have turned their Greek-connection into musical success by blending current popular Greek tunes with intoxicating dance-pop beats. Known as Antique , the duo first hit the Swedish top 5 in August 1999 with a Greek dance-pop tune called "Opa Opa", which climbed to the top 10 in all of Scandinavia and sold gold in just five weeks. "All I remember after that," says Elena, "is being in a car or aeroplane and travelling around promoting ourselves. We were in Greece late last year where we appeared in a couple of dance clubs in Athens and Thessaloniki and travelled throughout Europe and as far as Canada, Cyprus, Albania and Beirut."

100. Traditional Greek Dance: Utah Arts Council's Folk Arts Program Archives
     Traditional greek dance, Discover the skill, grace and fun of various formsof greek dancing through these photos courtesy of The Utah Arts Council.  
     http://www.kued.org/productions/greeks/folk_arts/dance.html
     
     Extractions: Traditional Greek Dance The performing arts are tools that a community can use to build pride in a cultural heritage. The Greek Orthodox Church in Salt Lake City supports three levels of folkdance performing groups, the Junior and Senior Greek Orthodox Youth Association (GOYA), and the college-age Dionysius Dancers. These groups teach Greek customs and traditions to the youth who act as cultural ambassadors for the local community when they perform at festivals and celebrations. There are also several groups of musicians who play for Greek social and folk dancing in Utah. Discover the skill, grace and fun of various forms of Greek dancing through these photos courtesy of The Utah Arts Council. Cretan Dinner Dance on April 23, 1988 Greek Orthodox Youth Association Dancers at the 1987 Living Traditions Festival Dionysius Troupe Dance rs at the 1987 Living Traditions Festival Dancer preparation Dionysius Troupe Performance Dancing in Circles Skilled Moves ... KUED Home

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