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Sirtos-sta 3 - 10th Primary school Livadeia

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Sirtos-sta 3 - 10th Primary school Livadeia

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This traditional dance has 6 steps. it is quite easy to dance. Syrtos in threes is the most basic and widespread traditional dance throughout Greece. It is the dance that everyone first learned at a young age because it has a slow tempo and simple steps. As mentioned above, it is considered the "genitor" dance, with the motif of the three dance being the oldest dance pattern. It was danced, as it is today, in almost all regions of Greece, even having a different name in several of them: In Thessaly, in Western Macedonia, in Central Greece (Vlachiko), in the Peloponnese, in the Cyclades (Vlacha), in the Ionian (Trata ), in the Dodecanese (Kato) and Crete (Siganos). It is nevertheless considered to be the most characteristic of Epirus. It is a mixed dance, i.e. men and women participate and it is danced in a circle

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Primary school Krunoslav Kuten, Croatia 

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Primary school Krunoslav Kuten, Croatia 

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Drmeš is a very widespread Croatian folk dance, most characteristic of northwestern Croatia. It is performed with chants and the accompaniment of tambourine, string or mixed ensembles. With extreme shaking of the body, improvisation of the dancers and turning is performed in a circle, fours or a pair.

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Primary school Krunoslav Kuten, Croatia 

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Primary school Krunoslav Kuten, Croatia 

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While studying folk dances, our students liked the most the Italian tarantella dance, so they decided to dance it.

We all had a lot of fun and enjoyed learning something new!

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This is a famous dance in Türkiye. This is a dance that takes place mostly in weddings. It is called "Damat Halayı"(Groom Halay). It is an easy dance, can't wait to see our partners try to dance!

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The traditional dance the students are trying to show you is called "Tarantella Lucana", which means Tarantella of Basilicata. There are two rows of girls and boys who move their legs counting until 12 with their arms on the hips. Then they form couples and they turn around arm in arm three times right and three times left. After that, the boys move towards the girls, they get on their knees, sow a handkerchief and the girls walk around three times holding the same handkerchief. To conclude the boys go towards the girls and bow, and the girls do the same... they are not dancers, but they have tried it for you and have had lots of fun!

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Traditional Tarantella of Basilicata: let's dance together!!!

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Traditional Tarantella of Basilicata: let's dance together!!!

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Sicilian Tarantella -I.C.San Domenico Savio, Italy 

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Sicilian Tarantella -I.C.San Domenico Savio, Italy 

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The origins are very ancient. The first historical source dates back to the early seventeenth century. It was danced on public occasions and private events (weddings, baptisms, etc.) as an expression of religiosity and joy.

In Sicily the Tarantella is very common and is danced with very beautiful typical costumes. Each province has its own traditions. Depending on the area of Sicily in question, in fact, there are different types of tarantella, closely connected to the traditions and peculiarities of the territories. There are dances for the grape harvest, dances for Carnival, dances for courtship and for any kind of celebration.

The Sicilian tarantella is almost always danced in pairs. It is based, in general, on the same instruments used in other regions, especially accordion and tambourine, but differs in progressive increase in intensity of rhythm.

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CANİK KIZ ANADOLU İMAM HATİP LİSESİ / TÜRKİYE

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CANİK KIZ ANADOLU İMAM HATİP LİSESİ / TÜRKİYE

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Halay is a traditional Turkish folk dance often performed at celebrations and gatherings. Here's a basic guide:

Formation: Participants form a circle

Starting Position: Hold hands with the people next to you. Arms are generally held up in the air.

Basic Steps: The basic step involves a simple two-step motion, typically to the right. It's like a step-together-step motion, often accompanied by small hops or bounces

Energy and Spirit: Halay is not just about the steps; it's about the energy and spirit of the participants. It's common for dancers to shout out words of encouragement, clap, or even sing along with the music.

Enjoyment and Celebration: The most important aspect of halay is to have fun and enjoy the celebration. Don't worry too much about getting the steps perfect—just join in and let the music move you!

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"Hasaposerviko" Greek Traditional Dance by Eneegyl Ptolemaidas

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"Hasaposerviko" Greek Traditional Dance by Eneegyl Ptolemaidas

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ΑΝΑΣΤΑΣΙΑ ΠΑΠΑ

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Greek students from Eneegyl Ptolemaidas tried to dance Drmeš, a Croatian folk dance!! We had a lot of fun!!

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Greek students from Eneegyl Ptolemaidas tried to dance Drmeš, a Croatian folk dance!! We had a lot of fun!!

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ITALIAN STUDENTS FROM SANT'ARCANGELO TRY TO DANCE THE CROATIAN DANCE! :-) LOTS OF FUN

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ITALIAN STUDENTS FROM SANT'ARCANGELO TRY TO DANCE THE CROATIAN DANCE! :-) LOTS OF FUN

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THE ITALIAN STUDENTS HAD LOTS OF FUN!!! LET'S DANCE!

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Italian students try to dance a Croatian dance

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Greek tou were goot at our dance. Ivan Patrik, Croatia

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Greek tou were goot at our dance. Ivan Patrik, Croatia

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10th Primary School of Livadeia- Tarantella

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10th Primary School of Livadeia- Tarantella

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Students selected "Tarantela" to dance. They really enjoyed it!

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ÖZEL ATAŞEHİR BİL KOLEJİ(TURKEY) TRYING SİRTAKİ DANCE

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ÖZEL ATAŞEHİR BİL KOLEJİ(TURKEY) TRYING SİRTAKİ DANCE

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We tried the fmous Greek dance Sirtaki! It was not easy but we did our best:)

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CCanik Kız Anadolu Imam Hatip Lisesi / Türkiye (Meryem Yazıcı)

Our students tried Payduşka

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CANİK KIZ ANADOLU İMAM HATİP LİSESİ / TÜRKİYE (Meryem Yazıcı)

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CANİK KIZ ANADOLU İMAM HATİP LİSESİ / TÜRKİYE (Meryem Yazıcı)

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We tried Sirtos-sta3. This traditional Greek dance is quıte easy because it has a slow tempo so we enjoyed a lot.