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What type of dance are there in turkey? |
can anyone tell me the type of dance they have?
i only know halay |
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fanciullo
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There are several types of folkloric dance in Turkey.
For example "zeybek" in Aegean region, "misket" in Central Anatolia, "horon" and "kolbasti" in Blacksea region, and many types of halay in Southeastern and Eastern Anatolia, and "kasap havası" in Marmara region are the first ones that come to my mind..
"Ciftetelli" and "Halay" are well-known dances country-wide, but the figures may change due to the regions.
Also, alongside not being originated in Turkey, "belly dance" is very common. |
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If you are talking about folk dance, then there are lots of dances in Turkey varying from region to region.
Search for "The Fire of Anatolia" or "Sultans of Dance" in Youtube.
Also search for "Horon", "Çiftetelli", "Çayda Çıra", "Zeybek", "Kaşıklı", "Kılıç-Kalkan" and so many others.
http://www.volkstanz.at/Tanzgruppen/Turkey/ASEM.html
http://www.allaboutturkey.com/izm_folk.htm |
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folklore dancing my brothers like really good he lives in houston theres like lots of turkish ppl there and he performs with all these other groups |
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Alla
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its dependet of region ofcourse.but its most of all belly dance type "kuchek";) balkan dance.and most famouse( i think) kolbasti. |
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BLAH
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belly dancing, and many like break dancing. |
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halay you mean HA LAY |
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The men dance at the hotels with red hats on, waving a scarf - not sure what it's called but they seem to really like it. |
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belly dance |
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Gugu: ''Horon'' is actually a dance of Greek origin. The word itself is Greek: ''horon''= ''dance'' in Greek.
It originates from the ''Pyrricheios'' dance which has been performed by Pontian Greeks for thousands of years. This dance was danced in many parts of the Ancient Greek world and Pontos was one of them.
Here's a link with Pontian Greeks dancing ''Pyrrichios'':
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5Chh2LPpVA&feature=related |
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