61. Musique, Danse Du Monde, Folklorique, Cuisine Traditionnelle Information about greek and Balkan dance and music perfomers. Sound sample files. http://extmusic.online.fr

Sirtaki EL CANARIO Samba brésilienne Latino Animation dansante Danseuses brésiliennes CAPOEIRA MUNDO Démonstration de l'art de combat brésilien CUBA Orchestre afro-cubain Salsa LE CHARANGO Groupe de musique et danse péruvienne Animation sud américaine TANGO ARGENTIN Concert spectacle LES MARIACHIS A la mexicaine PORTO Musique portugaise Fado LUNA ESPAGNOLE Soirée à thème espagnol et tzigane Musique et danse espagnole Flamenco MEDITERRANEO-SUD Troupes de musique maghrébine , orientale Danse orientale Algérie, Maroc, Mauritanie, Tunisie...

62. Balkan, Greek & West Asian MP3 Library - Complete Village Style Mp3s From The Ba Tasso Mavris Orchestra greek dance Party Tikva 131 (LP) Tikva. TassoMavris Orchestra greek dance Party Tikva 131 (LP) Tikva. http://www.geocities.com/balkanfolkdances/

Please click here to vote for this site. Folkdance Notes Convert Tapes/LPs to Digital Find rare LPs More Music! ... Email Please help maintain this free site. Report any recordings that don't play. Email... 130 complete, authentic recordings - FREE! Folkdancing without borders. Over 23,000 downloads since April, 2003 Intro All recordings are FREE. They are MP3's and can be burned directly to CD. Dance notes and links to sites where you can buy the complete albums are also included. Please support folk musicians and buy their albums! Help contact the musicians! If you have any missing artist / album / record label info, please send an email ... so we can contact them to get permission, give credit, link to their websites etc. Advertise your favourite folk CD! FREE! Over 2,500 downloads and 1,000 hits per month. Great publicity! Nominate any authentic folk music CD for consideration. See Drita listings as an example. Play / Download Click to play. The recording will play as it loads if your default MP3 player has streaming audio (eg. Windows Media Player), otherwise it will play only after it is fully loaded. Click to download/save ( left-click ). Please only use this method so that downloads for each recording are counted. This tells musicians and record labels know how much publicity they are getting, and allows users to...

63. Marin Grecian Festival Ignacio, Marin County, CA. Nativity of Christ greek Orthodox Church. Schedule of events, including dance performances, cooking demonstrations, and menus. Recipes online. http://www.nativityofchrist.org/festival/index.htm

64. Music & Dance Dora Stratou dance Theater Homepage for the renowned traditional greek dancingtroupe. Schedules, show details, and information on greek dance abound. http://gogreece.about.com/od/musicdance/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Travel Greece for Visitors Concerts, Events, Festivals Music Dance Home Essentials Travel Planner for Greece Top Ten Destinations in Greece ... A to Z Site Map zau(256,152,145,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Accommodations Athens, Greece Greece Greek Islands ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Stay Current Subscribe to the About Greece for Visitors newsletter. Search Greece for Visitors Learn to enjoy life the way the Greeks do with these links to music and dance resources. Connections to Greek dancing and music, including bouzouki music, ballos dancing, Greek musical instruments, Greek song databases, and much more, ancient and modern. Alphabetical Recent Up a category Zorba the Night Away Greece will have you dancing in no time - but if you want to dance in time, you may want to prepare for your travels with a little practice. Chlorodrama - Dance of Lesbos Great images and a bit of information about Vassilis Giakoumis, folk dancer on Lesbos. Cypriot Folk Dances From Kypros-Net, a quick-reference guide and descriptions of the major types of men's and women's folk dance in Cyprus. With photos.

65. Ancient Greek Dance Classical greek dance Association. Portrait of the greek dance. greek Dancing Throughthe Centuries. Back to other interesting ancient Greece facts and stories. http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/Dance.htm

Dance Dancer with krotala , flute case, and walking stick, Attic red figure kylix, ca. 480 BC I have found a very interesting and funny description by J. B. Calvert of a story by Herodotus of Cleisthenes, a tyrant of Sicyon in 575 BC, who wanted his daughter Agarista to marry. A large party started with many young rich men from prominent Athenian families who wanted to be considered to marry Agarista. Hippocleides, one of these young men, showed off his talents, which included dancing to the flute. He danced on a table, which was rather showy anyway, but he was finally so indelicate as to dance with his head on the table and his legs gyrating in the air. Cleisthenes rejected Hippocleides to marry his daughter, with the comment that he had "danced" away his bride. Hippocleides replied with " What do I care ?" Now underwear were not used commonly by ancient Greeks and we can imagine that even if nudity was not uncommon in ancient Greece the performance of Hippocleides must be shocking. ( Feast of funnies from the ancients Dance is mentioned in the Homeric poems: the suitors of Penelope delight themselves with music and dancing. Odysseus is entertained at the court of Alcinous with the exhibitions of very skillful dancers.

66. __/ Hellenic Republic - Ministry Of Foreign Affairs \__ The greek dance is combined with unique forms of cultural expression, music andpoetry, each claiming its unique identity and significance in the ensemble of http://www.mfa.gr/english/greece/today/culture/dance/

H ome Page Site M ... reece W INDOW O n G REECE Greece in History Greece Today Politics Economy ... Young People in Greece Olympic Games - Athnes 2004 Hellenism in Diaspora Olympic Truce Parthenon Marbles Home Page Window to Greece Greece Today Culture ... Dance Dance The history of dance in Greece goes back to 1000 B.C. Dance has played a major role in the life of Greeks all through their history. The dance tradition of Greece was disseminated to Europe where it became accentuated with elements of theatre and ballet. The Greek dance is combined with unique forms of cultural expression, music and poetry, each claiming its unique identity and significance in the ensemble of an integrated dance performance. The style of Greek dance is reminiscent of the rules of European dance (in terms of steps and dance tempi). However the morphic characteristics of the Greek dance are presented in a kaleidoscope of expression. The expressive efficiency and plasticity of the human body are dominant, particularly in the movements of the upper body. The torso, hands and wrist are instrumental in the reenactment of dramatic, tragic and lyric motifs. The face mirrors emotions that are in tune with music and rhythm. Ancient Greece drove a sharp distinction between the Apollonian dance and the Dionysiac dance. The former – the

67. Brief Description Of The Greek Dance Greece. Portrait of the greek dance. Research Anne Leonidou. dancehas always played an important role in the life of a greek. It http://www.nostos.com/dance/

Your feedback Acknowledgement: Dora Stratou Dance Theatre, Greece. Portrait of the Greek Dance Research: Anne Leonidou Characteristics Regional Characteristics Epirus ... Asia Minor Introduction Greece is one of the few countries in the world where the folk dances are as alive today as they were in ancient times. Dance has always played an important role in the life of a Greek. It is an expression of human feelings and everyday life. The Greeks danced at religious festivals, ceremonies; they danced to ensure fertility; they danced to prepare for war and to celebrate victories; they danced at weddings; they danced to overcome depression and to cure physical illness. Almost every dance has a story to tell. Dance was regarded as one of the highest forms of art. Plato agreed with his mentor Socrates that every educated man should know how to dance gracefully by which he meant the manly exercises that kept the body strong and supple and ready to do its duty on the battlefield. The Pyrrhic, or weapon dance (a form of mock combat) taken from Crete and perfected in Sparta, was the ideal. The dance, of all the arts, is the one that most influences the soul. Dancing is divine in its nature and is the gift of the gods. Plato

68. Greek Culture When a child was born to ancient greek family, a naked father carried his child,in a ritual dance, around the household. Friends and relatives sent gifts. http://www.crystalinks.com/greekculture.html

Greek Culture ~ Food The Greek culture began before the Roman. The Iliad , one of the earliest of the great written Greek works, appeared roughly 700 years before the Aeneid , an early Roman work. The Iliad in turn was based on a good 300 years of verbal story telling. Greek civilization was mostly conducted from small city states. The Greeks loved life and lived it with zest. They had little interest in the afterlife which, even for the greatest of men, was believed to be an eternal unpleasantness. In the Odyssey , the dead Achilles says that he would rather be a slave in life than king of the dead. The best that a man could hope to do would be to perform great deeds that would be remembered after his death. Because they highly regarded intellectuals (poets, philosophers and others) in addition to their great warriors, great deeds could be accomplished by all. The Greeks believed in individualism and prized differences in personality and character. They were fascinated by the contradiction that it is those very virtues that made a man great which can lead to his undoing. This is very subtle thinking. Their myths and religion reflect these traits. Their gods were personalized with individual strengths and flaws; gods made mistakes, got embarrassed and were caught cheating on their spouses. But, also there were gods who were heroic, wise, loving, and developed essential crafts like weaving.

69. Greek Dances Learn to dance 12 popular greek dances by following the Instructions and Pictures.greek dances. Syrtaki Zorbas dance, Click for Music. Hassapiko. Hassaposerviko. http://www.btinternet.com/~argyros.argyrou/dances/Dances.htm

Greek Dances Syrtaki - Zorbas Dance Hassapiko Hassaposerviko Zeybekiko ... Northampton

70. Greek Belly Dance Music Recommendations greek Belly dance Music Recommendations. Does greek Belly dance and related musicexist? Yes! Music suggestions listed below What about using Turkish music? http://www.bdancer.com/med-guide/media/gkmusic.html

Greek Belly Dance Music Recommendations See the Music Vendor page for vendor addresses mentioned below, or general belly dance music vendors. Does Greek Belly Dance and related music exist? Yes! Music suggestions listed below... What about using Turkish music? This can be tricky...it's possible to offend someone. Response 1 "First of all, don't think because the Greeks and Turks seem to always be at odds politically, that they find each others' music offensive. I've found, and please, this is only my observation, that Greeks and Turks have cross-polinated so much that they either claim or simply just like the same music. "For example, there is a new, nice CD out now called "Greatest Turkish Belly Dance Hits", or something similar wich I think will be easy for you to find. If has a picture of a very thin dancer in a pink costume with a scarf on her head... Here's the sticky pointthis CD has a number of songs on it that I've heard played by Greek bands for Greek line dancing. A lot of great Turkish music comes from the city of Izmir, which, until about 1923, was largely inhabited by Greeks, who called the city Smyrna. When the Turks expelled their ethnic Greeks in 1923 (and the Greeks expelled their ethnic Turks at the same time), these Greeks took their music with them. The Greeks from Smyrna moved to Athens and Piraeus, where they developed an incredible honky-tonk type of music called Rembetika. (There are a number of Rembetika CDs that are available in chain music stores, but I'd hesitate to use them in a belly dance routine.)

71. BlackDog's Greek Word Dance Game Click Here Advertising Banner. BlackDog s greek Mythology Word dance Game. Instructions.NOTE You must have a Javaenabled web browser to play this game. http://blackdog4kids.com/games/word/dance/greek.html

document.write("") Advertising Banner BlackDog's Greek Mythology Word Dance Game Instructions NOTE: You must have a Java-enabled web browser to play this game. More Word Dances More Word Games Email This Page at BlackDog to a Friend BlackDog's General Store Billy Beaver's Game Show The Internet Refrigerator Miss Kitty's Story Book ... What's New © 1997-2004 BlackDog Instructions: As the letters fly across the screen, they spell out a word. Watch for a while and when you think you know the word, type your answer into the space provided. Then click the "Enter" button. If you are correct, the word will dance for you. Enjoy! Back to the Top

72. Greek Words For Dance And Worship In The Bible greek WORDS FOR dance AND WORSHIP. All the words have reference numbers from StrongsConcordance in brackets. WORDS FOR dance. ORCHEOMAI (3738) to dance. http://bonasdancesite.homestead.com/Greek.html

GREEK WORDS FOR DANCE AND WORSHIP All the words have reference numbers from Strongs Concordance in brackets WORDS FOR DANCE ORCHEOMAI (3738) - to dance. Matthew 11v17 CHOROS (5525) - a round dance. Luke 15v25 AGALLIAO (21) - jump for joy / rejoice greatly. Matthew 5v12 and Revelation 19v7 SKIRTAO (4640) - jump for joy. Luke 1v41 and Luke 6v23 WORDS FOR WORSHIP PROSKUNEO (4352) - to worship, to kiss (like a dog licking its master's hand), to prostrate oneself in homage. John 4v23 and Revelation 7v11 LATREUO (3000) - to serve, minister, worship. Phillipians 3v3 and Luke 2v37 Return to home page Hebrew words for dance/worship Dance in the Bible Flags and banners in the Bible ... Biblical use of colours

73. LookSmart - Directory - Greek Folk Dance dance Styles greek Folk. greek Folk dance Leap into companies,guides and societies that perform and promote greek folk dancing. http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317828/us317850/us225496/us588341/us5

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); Home IN the directory this category YOU ARE HERE Home Entertainment Dance Dance Styles Greek Folk Dance - Leap into companies, guides and societies that perform and promote Greek folk dancing. Directory Listings About Asteria Dancing Group Greek folk and modern dance group is based in Tennessee and offers public performances as well as classes. Chorodrama - Mythology and Dance in Greece Vassilis Giakoumis of Paros, Greece, relates how he came to be a dancer. View photographs and contact information. Cypriot Folk Dances Explore a guide to the folk dances of Cyprus, an island republic in the Mediterranean Sea. Duquesne University - Tamburitzans Folk-dance organization at this Pittsburgh university shares its history, booking information, and performance schedule. Greek American Folklore Society Contains articles and pictures on Greek culture, covering topics such as costumes, music, and dance. Find out about the group's events. Greek Dance Web Ring Surf through an online community of Greek-dance enthusiasts and organizations. Consult this Web ring's homepage to get submission procedures. Greek Dances Learn how to dance 12 different Greek dances by following this set of illustrated instructions.

74. Belly Dancing CDs, Middle Eastern Music And Rythms New! Belly dance Head Sets Added! 418-04. New! Multi Region / Zone DVD Player. PlaysNTSC and PAL DVDs! Added 5-1-04. ID cd31, Art of Bouzouki dance - greek CD. http://www.pyramidimports.com/dvdsandentertainment/cd31.htm

Site Search Site Map Home Services ... Hookahs Categories Arabic DVDs Arabic Cds Belly Dancing DVDs Belly Dancing CDs ... Arabic Books Specials Recieve 25% Off any Purchase over $150.00 Code: my25off - Or - Recieve $15.00 Off any Purchase over $100.00 Code: my15do Limited Time Only. Coupon Codes Must be Entered to Recieve any Special. See Full Details Click Here to View a List of the Items We Have on Sale Whats New Head Sets Added! 4-18-04 Multi Region / Zone DVD PlayerAdded 5-1-04 New! Belly Dance Belt and Bras and 3 Peice Velvet Sets Added New! We have expanded our Jewelry Selection ID# cd31 Art of Bouzouki dance - Greek CD "Art of Bouzouki dance" Tracks : 1-Den ehi dromo na diavo 2-Frangosyriani(girl from syros) 3-To minor tis avgis(the dawn`s mirror) 4-O horos tou sakena(sakena`s dance) 5-Dari-dari (idioms) 6-O zorbas (zorbas) 7-Oniro demeno(bound dream) 8-Afou to thes(if you want it) 9-Na tane to ikosi ena (if we were in 1821) 10-To poukamiso to thalass(the blue shirt) 11-I houra tou zambeta(zambeta`s land) 12-Maria me ta kitrina(maria dressed in yellow) 13-Giftissa ton evizaxe(he was breast fed by gipsy) 14-Aponi zoi(painful life) 15-Delfini(dolphin) 16-Etsi ine I zoi(this is life) 17-Teli-teli(idioms) 18-Ah helidoni(oh my swallow) 19-Trava,trava(pull,pull)

75. Greek Dance (arranged) greek dance (arranged) (1999) by Jim Paterson. http://www.sibeliusmusic.com/cgi-bin/show_score.pl?scoreid=19506

76. Bellydancing History, American Belly Dancers, Greek Belly Dance Music The slow portion of the sirtáki is called the hasápiko, which was traditionallya greek sailor dance, and before that, performed exclusively by butchers from http://www.magicalmotion.com/bellydance4.htm

Articles, Poems and Essays Information about Dance, Dancers and Dancing Page 1: How to Prepare Music For Your Show by Denis Kavemeier (Tips from a professional music producer) Creating Inner Peace with Oriental Dance by Atea (Healing aspects of bellydance) Dancing on the Edge by Denis Kavemeier (Dancing to live music) Page 2: The Goddess is Dancing by Christina Sophia (Bellydance... integration or harmonizing of the male and female aspects within the human psyche and an evolutionary step in our way of being in life.) Page 3: What is Belly Dance and What Should We Really Call it? As the dance form commonly called bellydance becomes ever more popular, there is some confusion as to what its proper name is. So before we can discuss what to call it, we need to establish what "it" is. Poetry by Ellen Sander (Shoshanim).

77. The Lyra Greek Dancers In Perfomance The Lyra greek dancers are a London based amateur group who keep alivethe traditions of the greek dance. On the following pages http://freespace.virgin.net/dave.hands/

The Lyra Greek Dancers are a London based amateur group who keep alive the traditions of the Greek Dance. On the following pages are photographs from their performances. Including: Please address any comments to dave.hands@virgin.net s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer) David Hands (1996 - 2002) and may not be reproduced in any medium without his express permission.

78. Greek Music Midi, Griechische Musik, Greche Musica, Gree Musique, Greece Grecia- MUSIC, Grec iles midi music, grec musique mp3, lyrics musique grece, midi music,midi musik, download, midi musika lyries, greek dance, greek danse, greek http://www.oasis-hotel.gr/greece/music.htm

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79. Ethnic Costumes: Greek Each greek Orthadox church in America stages annual events such as greekFestivals in which activities such as greek dance is highlighted. http://histclo.hispeed.com/style/ethnic/ethnicgr.html

Ethnic Clothes: Greek Figure 1.American boys dress in Greek kilts for Greek festivals and celebrations. This boy is participating in the New York Greek Day parade down 5th Avenue. Ethnic Costumes A kilt like costume was worn mainly in the central and southern regions of Greece. The costume derives its name from the pleated white skirt (foustanela) made of many triangular shaped pieces of cloth sewn together diagonally. The foustanela was worn by the Greek fighters of the 1821 revolution and today it serves as the official uniform of the Evzones, Greece’s Presidential Guard, who can be seen guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Athens. The foustanela skirt consists of 400 pleats symbolizing the years during which Greece was under Ottoman rule. The remainder of the costume is composed of a white shirt with very wide flowing sleeves, an embroidered woolen vest, a sash worn around the waist, and shoes (tsarouhia) with large pompons. The costume called Foustanela, established by Otto, the first King of Greece, as the formal courtdress in the middle of the 19th century, prevailed in the urban centers of Moreas (Peloponnese)and Roumeli (Central Greece). This dress was originally the military outfit of the Greek chieftains. The costume was soon modified by the men for holidays and other festive occasions. The outfitthat is shown here has two jackets, the inner waist coat, the yileki, and a second sleeved shortjacket, the fenneli, with the sleeves falling freely over the back. The material that was used for this version. is wool. The embroidery is made of spun wool andthe belt is of a fine leather work. The Foustanela has changed in the meaning of detailed work, the length of the fousta, and,sometimes, the number of jackets worn. The sleeves have become decorative, resembling wingswithout the function of sleeves. After all the changes, it has become the standard Pan-Hellenicmale costume used to the modern times.

80. Greek Dancing Costumes Figure 1.greek dance groups often use the kilt or foustanea as part of the costumingfor male dancers. There were greek dances, both ring and couples. http://histclo.hispeed.com/act/dance/dancegr.html

Greek Kilt Dancing Costumes Figure 1.Greek dance groups often use the kilt or foustanea as part of the costuming for male dancers. A kilt like costume was worn mainly in the central and southern regions of Greece. The costume derives its name from the pleated white skirt (foustanela) made of many triangular shaped pieces of cloth sewn together diagonally. The foustanela was worn by the Greek fighters of the 1821 revolution and today it serves as the official uniform of the Evzones, Greece’s Presidential Guard, who can be seen guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Athens. The foustanela skirt consists of 400 pleats symbolizing the years during which Greece was under Ottoman rule. The remainder of the costume is composed of a white shirt with very wide flowing sleeves, an embroidered woolen vest, a sash worn around the waist, and shoes (tsarouhia) with large pompons. The Foustanela The Foustanela costume was established by King Otto , the first modern Greek King. King Otto was actually a Bavarian. The Foustanela was created as the formal court dress in the middle of the 19th century. King Otto was drspatched back to Bavaria, but the Foustanela prevailed in the urban centers of Moreas (Peloponnese) and Roumeli (Central Greece). This dress was originally the military outfit of the Greek chieftains. The costume was soon modified by the men for holidays and other festive occasions. The outfit that is shown here has two jackets, the inner waist coat, the yileki, and a second sleeved short jacket, the fenneli, with the sleeves falling freely over the back. The material that was used for this version is wool. The embroidery is made of spun wool and the belt is of a fine leather work.

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