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Dance Greek:     more books (100)

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. 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

82. Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral
    greek FOLK dance Holy Trinity Cathedral is proud to have one of thefinest greek Folk dance programs in the Valley. Over 120 youth  
    http://holytrinityphx.org/greekfd.shtm
    
    Extractions: Registration for the dance program is held from January 1 - February 28. The cost for participation is $40 per dancer, with additional children from the same family being $35 each. Rehearsals begin in March and are held on Sundays after church. These groups perform at the Greater Phoenix Greek Festival, and at other cultural events and ethnic festivals throughout the Phoenix metropolitan area. Six groups comprise the folk dance ensembles at Holy Trinity Cathedral. The dancers raise money throughout the year to defray the expenses of their traditional handmade costumes, and also to provide funding support for their participation in the Greek Orthodox Diocese of San Francisco Folk Dance Festival.

83. IFDA Greek Folk Dance Workshop
    Taking his first official greek dance class from Joe Graziosi 13 years ago, he wenton to be a dancer and President of the greek American Folklore Society of  
    http://www.siue.edu/folkdance/past/ws10.html

84. Greek Dance
    EFTARI greek folk dance group Performing in Europe and all around the world Sirtakishow The dance of Zorbas Traditional costumes Video Madili kalamatiano  
    http://extmusic.online.fr/greekdance.htm

85. Your Dance Leader - Greek Isles
    Classic greek Isles June 29 July 6, 2001. Your dance leader for theclassic greek isle cruise is the well-qualified Lee Otterholt.  
    http://www.folkdanceonthewater.org/gleader.html
    
    Extractions: June 29 - July 6, 2001 Your dance leader for the classic greek isle cruise is the well-qualified Lee Otterholt. Lee's multi-facetted career includes roles as dancer, choreographer, dance contest judge, festival organizer, dance ensemble founder as well as author and teacher. We are indeed fortunate to have him for our trip. Lee will be leading sessions in the morning, afternoon and evening, as the ship's schedule allows. He is also arranging some special dance events with local folk dancers in some of the ports that we will visit in addition to helping enroll european folk dancers to join us on this trip. More details: Leader of the Center for International Folk Dance, Oslo, 1982-present. Founder, leader and choreographer for the semi-professional international folk dance ensemble "Kitka", 1987-present. Founder, leader and choreographer for the semi-professional international folk dance ensemble "Opanci", 1977-present.

86. Greek & Dance CDs At GreekBoston.com
    NEW! DJ Angelos greek dance Remix CD. DJ Angelos brings you the latest and gretestin greek dance remixes! greekBoston Music III greek dance Remix Double CD.  
    http://www.greekboston.com/cdstore/index.shtml

87. Greek Music And Dance Pages
    greek Music and dance Pages. Hellenic dance Info Page; greek DANCING THROUGH THECENTURIES; ASTERIA DANCING GROUP; The greek ARTISTS AGENCY ON LINE; BOUZOUKI.  
    http://www.netaxis.ca/people/a.tzouvelakos/Hellas/dance.htm

88. TAP Program Notes 2001: Greek Folk Dance
    Kritiko Syrto The Cretan version of this popular greek dance. MoreInformation on greek dance and Culture Minoan dancers Web Page.  
    http://www.calacademy.org/research/anthropology/tap/archive/2001/2001-05--hellen
    
    Extractions: dancers from The Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Cross In Greece, folk dance has always been a part of community life, playing an important role in various civic, religious and performance events. Dance is also central to celebrations of significant life events—birth, marriage, death, church holidays, name days, and the like. The Hellenic Traditional Arts Institute , which has researched Greek dances, costumes, and festivals for more than twenty-five years, shares this heritage with us in today’s performance. They are joined by young dancers from the Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Cross Program Date : May 12, 2001 Photographs : Jennifer Michael back to 2001 listings index to online archive TAP calendar TAP home Program Notes PART ONE : THE ISLANDS CycladesKithnos Karsilimas : A popular couple dance performed in various styles throughout Greece. This version is as done on the island of Kithnos Ballos : This dance is also done throughout the Greek islands, but in Kithnos the couples spin like tops to show off the full skirts of the women's costumes (right).

89. Theo's Greek Taverna, Wellington, NZ - Let's Dance
    We know very little of the origin of the hassapikos except that it wasan ancient dance performed by the greek butchers of old Byzantium.  
    http://www.theosgreektaverna.co.nz/Page3/Dancing.html
    
    Extractions: The kalamatianos, said to be of ancient origin, is undoubtedly one of the most popular dances in Greece. It is danced throughout the country by both men and women. As its name indicates, the dance originated from the province of Kalamata in Southern Greece, where the world-famous kalamata olives come from (and which are the only olives we use at The kalamatianos Theo's Greek Taverna !). The kalamatianos is danced in a trailing semi-circle to the unfamiliar rhythm of 7/8. It consists of twelve basic steps upon which all the variations are based. The variations are usually performed only by the first, or lead, dancer, who is at the head of the line on the extreme right, facing into the semi-circle.

90. Greek Festival Dance Page
    greek dance! The greek Festival dancers will perform near the Music Tent. , 1100pmZoee dancers, 1100pm Zoee dancers, . Click here for greek dance lessons!  
    http://www.greekcathedral.com/DANCING.HTM
    
    Extractions: Greek Dance! The Greek Festival Dancers will perform near the Music Tent. Enjoy the artistry and rhythm of our Junior, Zoee and Evzone Greek Festival Folk Dancers as they perform in full traditional dress. When the dancers are not performing, feel free to join in! Scroll down for the performance schedules! Our Evzone group entertaining the crowds! A few members of our Junior Dancers modeling their new costumes for 2002! Dance Schedule Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Junior Dancers Junior Dancers Junior Dancers Zoee Dancers Junior Dancers Junior Dancers Junior Dancers Junior Dancers Junior Dancers Junior Dancers Junior Dancers Zoee Dancers Junior Dancers Evzones Evzones Junior Dancers Evzones Zoee Dancers Junior Dancers Zoee Dancers Zoee Dancers Evzones Zoee Dancers Zoee Dancers Zoee Dancers Zoee Dancers Evzones Zoee Dancers Zoee Dancers Zoee Dancers Zoee Dancers Click here for Greek Dance lessons! Report any problems to Webmaster

91. Greek Choreographers Association
    containing extracts of their work. This publication will serve asa reference of the present situation of the greek dance scene.  
    http://www.culture.gr/2/22/228/22802/e2280201.html
    
    Extractions: Almost all Greek choreographers (47 members by 30-11-2001) joined the Greek Choreographers Association, actively participating in its growth and development into a mature organization, capable to contribute in shaping the future of the art of dance in Greece. In compliance to its goals the Greek Choreographers Association organises various artistic events, mainly dance performances designed and delivered by its members. The most important events organised by the Greek Choreographers Association in the past two years include the following; Dance Performance at the IVI theater, aiming to assist and financially support the victims of the September 1999 earthquake in Athens. Eighteen members of the GCA offered their work and participated in this event. Dance Performance, involving GCA members' work, at the subway station of Evagelismos, participating in the inauguration celebrations of "Attiko Metro". Videodance Performance production, containing the work of 37 Greek Choreographers, members of GCA. The video was presented through a Video Wall at the "Syndagma" and "Omonia" subway stations, on May 5th from 10:00 to 18:00 during the celebration of International Dance Day, organised by the "Melina Merkouri Foundation".

92. Terran's Greek Band - Greek Dance Music Including Rembetika, Laïki, Demotiki, A
    a must in greek music, so two and three-part harmonies are a big part of the group’scolor. Band size ranges from a duet to a sextet. dance instruction and  
    http://www.modalmusic.com/tgb.html
    
    Extractions: Rembetika , melodic , enchanting Demotiki , and hypnotic Eipirotikan traditions. Versatile sound Bouzouki , violin, and doumbeleki can be used on one song, followed by mandolin, guitar, and bouzouki on the next. Second bouzouki, flute, clarinet, accordion, and dauli Rooted in tradition Back to Top of Column

93. Terran's Greek Band - Greek Dance Music Including Rembetika, Laïki, Demotiki, A
    dance instruction and a dance ensemble can also be provided. Rooted intradition The group is at home performing for the greek community.  
    http://www.modalmusic.com/n-tgb.html

94. West Chester University Greek System --> Service --> Dance Marathon
    Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 is required Contact Information dance Marathon 2002 InterGreek Council West Chester University 238 Sykes Student Union West Chester  
    http://iws.wcupa.edu/stu/greek/service/dm.htm
    
    Extractions: Volunteer Did you know? Dance Marathon is WCU's biggest service project, raising over $13,000 in 2001 About 25 kids from Camp Dreamcatcher will be coming on Saturday, March 23rd to see all the dancers and volunteers. Make sure you are there to see the smiles of these great kids! Press Release View The Dance Marathon Press Release Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 is required

95. New York, December 14-15: Greek Dance Workshop
    New York, December 1415 greek dance workshop. She has authored Traditionaldance in greek Culture , published by the Center for Asia Minor Studies.  
    http://www.hri.org/news/misc/events/2002/02-12-14.even.html
    
    Extractions: User ID: Public Events Directory - Previous Article Next Article Originally From: spirou@hol.gr GREEK DANCE WORKSHOP Dances from Serres and other regions with Yvonne Hunt Yvonne Hunt has conducted extensive field research in Greece over the past 25 years. She has authored "Traditional Dance in Greek Culture", published by the Center for Asia Minor Studies. She has also produced a recording (CD) of local musicians from Flambouro, Serres. She has written several articles for various publications as well as the liner notes for several CD's. In addition, she has directed several performing groups. Saturday - Sunday, December 14-15, 2002, 11am - 3pm The Greek American Folklore Society 21-80 Crescent St, Astoria, NY 11105, 718-956-3544 Admission: $ 50 for both days if pre-registered by Dec 6th. $ 30 per day at the door For information and pre-registration contact Spiro: 718-726-8985, spirou@hol.gr

96. Boston, March 8-9: Festival Of Greek Music And Dance
    Boston, March 89 Festival of greek Music and dance. Vassiliou chrisv@MIT.EDU .FESTIVAL OF greek MUSIC AND dance hosted by the Boston Lykeion Ellinidon.  
    http://www.hri.org/news/misc/events/2002/02-03-08.even.html
    
    Extractions: User ID: Public Events Directory - Previous Article Next Article chrisv@MIT.EDU FESTIVAL OF GREEK MUSIC AND DANCE hosted by the Boston Lykeion Ellinidon Music and Dances of the Aegean Islands, Kythira, Cyprus, Karpathos,and the Greeks of sourthern Italy. Friday, March 8 and Saturday, March 9, 2002 Concert Hall Boston University School for the Arts, 855 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston Ticket prices $25 prepaid for each of the concerts ($30 at the door or after March 4) $20 for each Saturday afternoon seminar with the artists, $30 for the Dance Party on Saturday night (with virtuoso Nikos Ikonomidis on violin and his ensemble and the Zografides group from Karpathos). (Dance Party location: Holiday Inn, Government Center, Boston, 8:30pm-1:00am following the Saturday evening concert) Tickets may be purchased by e-mailing tickets@BostonLykeion.org.

97. Jhupbooks.com | Classics | Dance And Ritual Play In Greek Religion
    dance AND RITUAL PLAY IN greek RELIGION Steven H. Lonsdale. Comment on this bookdance and Ritual Play in greek Religion Your Name Affiliation Email Comment.  
    http://www.press.jhu.edu/press/books/titles/f01/f01loda.htm
    
    Extractions: Navigate Our Site... -THE PRESS The Press Our Staff Rights and Permissions The University -BOOKS Regional Interest Medicine and Science History and Social Science Literature and the Arts Media Center Author Events Schedule Advanced Search What's New Class Use Ordering Submission Guidelines Publicity ePublishing nycbks.com -JOURNALS Search Subscribe What's New Special Offers Special Issues Publishing Services Testimonials Contact List Advertising -PROJECT MUSE Project Muse Click here for more titles in this series "This book offers a thorough and detailed review of the evidence for the function of dance to 'express divine adoration and human festivity in Greek culture.'" New England Classical Newsletter and Journal In private and in public life, the ancient Greeks danced to express divine adoration and human festivity. They danced at feasts and choral competitions, at weddings and funerals, in observance of the cycles of both nature and human existence. Formal and informal dances marked the rhythms of life and death. In Dance and Ritual Play in Greek Religion , Steven Lonsdale looks at how the Greeks themselves regarded the act of dance, and how dance and related forms of ritual play in Greek religious festivals served a wide variety of functions in Greek society. The act of worship, he explains, often implied engaging in collective rites regulated by playful behavior, the most common forms of which were group hymns and choral dances.

98. Carol's Classical Greek Dance Page
    Classical greek dance Enters The Next Millennium Classical greek dancehas been around since the early years of this century. Created  
    http://members.lycos.co.uk/carolvasko/
    
    Extractions: United Kingdom Classical Greek Dance Enters The Next Millennium Classical Greek Dance has been around since the early years of this century. Created by Ruby Ginner, a British pioneer of new dance forms, the method has its roots in the art, writings and philosophies of the Classical Greeks. It encompasses all styles, from lyric to athletic, tragic to phyrric. Based on simple and everyday body movements, such as walking, running and skipping - the dance style can be performed by anybody, without the need for a physical 'type' as demanded by other forms of dance. However, this is not to say that the method is easy or aesthectically dull. The result of studying this form of dance is a trained body which produces pure poetry in motion, requiring both bodily strength and control as well as a musicality and sense of drama/quality rarely found in mainstream dance. Classical Greek Dance is now ready to step into the new millennium. As we do so, we are planning a number of events to raise the profile of this dance style, in the hope of promoting it to a new audience. For more information, please e-mail the above address.

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

100. Greek Spider - Your Guide To Greece And Cyprus!
     greek Folk Music and dance This site contains information on greekfolk music and dance, and related folklore. Hellenic dance info  
     http://www.greekspider.com/dir/Arts_and_Literature/Dance/

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