21. Greek Dance Group, Salt Lake City, Jr GOYA. Information about the Jr. GOYA (greek Orthodox Youth Association) dancers in Salt Lake City and surrounding communities. Includes descriptions of a few dances from various regions of Greece. http://www.aros.net/~olaf/Dance/JrGoya/jrgoya.html

22. Greek Festival New Orleans 2002 New Orleans, LA. Holy Trinity greek Orthodox Cathedral. Dedicated website. Annoucements of forthcoming events. Archives of previous festival. Links to descriptions of previous events, including food, dance and various competitions, or games. http://www.greekfestnola.com/

Happy New Year and welcome back to GFNO's website! This year should prove to be extra special, since 2003 marks the thirtieth anniversary of Holy Trinity hosting their Greek Festival in New Orleans. As always, this year's Festival will fall on Memorial Day Weekend. Please check back later in the year for a completely revised website highlighting all the new attractions, foods, and stores. Greek Festival New Orleans 2003 May 23, 24, and 25, 2003 In the meantime, click here to view our 2002 website. For more festival information please contact the cathedral office via email or by calling 504-282-0259. Website design by Garisimo

23. Daily Life Ancient Greece Virtually imagine what it was like to live in ancient Sparta. See what schools, families, and ancient weddings were like. Introduction. School! greek Houses. greek Families. Toys Pets. dance/Stories http://members.aol.com/Donnclass/Greeklife.html

Daily Life in Ancient Greece How would you have behaved if you had lived in ancient Sparta? (Lie, cheat, steal, because that is the Sparta way!) Or in ancient Athens? Or in Corinth, Argos or Megara? Meet the Greeks! They were a riot! The ancient Greeks were very proud of their city-state ! They were also proud of being Greek. The ancient Greeks were thinkers. They loved to talk. They honored their gods and respected honor. They loved beauty, music, literature, drama, philosophy, politics and art. If you're in a hurry, use the cheat sheet to find just what you need! Welcome to ancient Greece! Cheat Sheet MEET THE GREEKS! Introduction School! Greek Houses ... Food It's around 480 BC. You are an Olympian contestant, representing your city-state at the Olympic games! How would you behave? MEET YOUR FELLOW OLYMPIANS! Sparta Athens Corinth ... Megara Plus Greek Links Other Cultures FAQs Lesson Plans Didn't find what you needed? Try this! Have a great year! INTRODUCTION: The earliest Greek civilizations thrived nearly 4,000 years ago.Yet, their culture still impacts our lives today, in the arts, in philosophy, and in science, math, literature and politics. The ancient Greeks were great builders, thinkers, philosophers and military strategists. Here are some of the gifts the ancient Greeks gave to the world: Trial by Jury Greek Myths Democracy Tragedy and Comedy Theatre The Olympics The ancient Greeks did not have one king or queen. They lived in city-states. Each city-state was a separate political unit. Daily life was somewhat different in the Greek city-state of Athens, for example, than it was in the city-state of Sparta, or even in Corinth!

24. Greek Orthodox Folk Dance Festival - General Information Our primary purpose is to bring youth together in Christian fellowshipthrough greek folk dance and the related folk arts. Much http://www.greece.org/FDF/fdf2.htm

FDF General Information The FDF is a Greek Orthodox Youth Ministry under the auspices of the Diocese of San Francisco of the Greek Archdiocese of America. Our primary purpose is to bring youth together in Christian fellowship through Greek folk dance and the related folk arts. Much of our success is due to the unwavering support of His Eminence Metropolitan Anthony. Since 1976, the FDF has hosted a folk dance competition (also referred to as the Festival in this article) serving primarily the parishes in the Western Diocese but also open to dance groups outside the Diocese. Groups from Denver, New Jersey, Florida and Canada have participated in past FDF festivals. An article describing some of the history and future plans of the FDF entitled FDF Coming of Age was recently published in two Greek-American newspapers. In 1999, 8 non-competitive groups participated and 72 groups in eight classifications competed for awards in Ontario, California . This is the fourth year that a new cultural dimension was added to the festival, choral competition. We are proud to announce that more than 25 groups participated in the choral competition, the most we have ever had. In recent years, the FDF has hosted and showcased various Greek cultural groups from Greece and Cyprus at the annual Festival. This year groups from Canberra, Australia and Aradhippou, Cyprus participated. Since 1990, the FDF has sponsored the

25. ANNA'S CULTURAL JOURNEY TO GREECE Dedicated to the greek culture in dance, costumes, poetry and images. http://www.annaswebart.com/culture/

My name is Anna Mavromati. I was born in Hellas, the country mostly known as Greece. Athough I have lived outside Greece for most of my life, my love for my country's beauty and heritage has never diminished. This site is my effort to share with you what Greece, this ancient country surrounded by the blue waters of the Mediterranean -the reflection of the Greek blue sky- is all about. It is also the expression of a wish for my children Mark and Christiana: to always remember the beautiful, magic place where their parents come from... I am inviting you to this journey of discovering my Greece through its poetry, costumes, dances, my family, my art and my feelings. Page Design, Photography and Artwork by Anna Mavromatis Please e-mail any questions or comments to: Anna

26. "Belly Dance, Flamenco & Greek Dancing By Niki" Middle Eastern Belly Dancing/Gypsy/Classical Flamenco/greek Folk Dancing by 'Niki'. http://www.geocities.com/nikista1/

I invite you to use this key to unlock the treasures in my caravan "Ana fi inti zahark" Visitor's To My Caravan

27. Greek Folk Music And Dance - Greek Folk Instruments Information on greek folk music, dance, and related folklore from John Pappas, includingfolk instruments, recordings of traditional music for regional dances http://members.aol.com/oarkas/instruments.html

Greek Folk Instruments This page consists of pictures and information on various Greek folk instruments. I will be adding more instruments soon. Stringed Instruments (Chordophones): Pontian Lyra Cretan Lyra Baglamas Santouri Wind Instruments (Aerophones): Gaida Tsabouna Stringed Instruments (Chordophones) Pontian Lyra Pontian Lyra by Stathis Pappayiorgas, 1995 Cretan Lyra Cretan Lyra by M. Stagakis, 1981 Carved Swallow; Back of Cretan Lyra by M. Stagakis, 1981 Baglamas Baglamas; Peiraieus, circa 1950 Santouri Santouri by A. Garavelis; Athens, 1981 Wind Instruments (Aerophones) Gaida from Kavala Gaida from Kavala; circa 1975 Tsabouna from Kythnos Tsabouna from Kythnos; circa 1976 This page last updated by John S. Pappas on September 21, 2000. All text, images, and other information

28. The Philhellenes Greek Dancers Home Page Traditional greek folk dance group based in London, England. http://www.philhellenes.cwc.net

Welcome To The Philhellenes Greek Dancers Home Page The Philhellenes are a London-based group of Greek and English friends brought together by a love of Greek folk dance.Through our performances we aim to preserve the authenticity and spirit of Greek dances and to make them accessible to a wider audience in London and across the country. Since our formation in 1991 we have danced at venues such as the Royal Festival Hall, the Barbican Centre, and the British Museum , at the Truro Eastbourne and Glastonbury international dance festivals, and at numerous charitable events. Our repertoire covers dances from the Greek mainland, the islands, and areas which now form part of Turkey . We perform in traditional costumes, some of them antique, others re-created as close as possible to the originals, and all accessorised with authentic jewellery. One of the aims of our dancers is to work with the children of the Greek community schools to develop their interest in their cultural heritage. In this way, we hope to encourage them to become the next generation of Greek folk dancers. This website will be updated regularly so please keep checking it to see what we are doing. We hope you will one day be able to attend one of our workshops or performances.

29. Home Page Dallas, TX. Holy Trinity greek Orthodox Church. Schedule of events, including pages for cooking schedules and menus. Also music and dance. http://www.greekfestivalofdallas.com/

30. Greek Dances Theatre "Dora Stratou" / Publications 1999 Sciences for the art of dance (in greek) 4.000 11.738. 1998 Rhythm and dance (in greek) 4.000 11.738. 1992 dance Ethnography (in greek) 4.000 11.738. http://users.hol.gr/~grdance/pub/pub_main.html

Audio CDs, Records, Casettes Visual Books Others Video casettes, Posters, Post cards, T-Shirts, Matches even Folk costumes LIST OF PUBLICATIONS PROCEEDINGS Drachmas EURO International Conferences on Dance Research. "Dance and History" (1 volume) "Sciences for the art of dance" (in Greek) "Rhythm and dance" (in Greek) "Dance around the Mediterranean" (in Greek) "Dance performance and costume" (in Greek) "Dance - from research to teaching" (in Greek) "Dance beyond frontiers" (in Greek) "Teaching dance" (in Greek / English) "Dance Ethnography" (in Greek) "Dance and Ancient Greece" (1 volume, in Greek) "Music - dance in folk culture" (1 volume) "Folk dance and education" (1 volume) "Folk dance research" (1 volume) "Folk dance today" (1 volume) BOOKS "Dance 1900" (in Greek) by A. Raftis "Dances of the whole world" Stamps' catalogue (in English) "Ôhe love songs of Kountouriotes" (in Greek) by V. Liapis

31. DIDASKALIA: Ancient Theater Today Source for the latest developments in greek and Roman drama, dance, and music as they are performed today. http://didaskalia.berkeley.edu/

Didaskalia: Ancient Theater Today Didaskalia is moving! Have a look at the new site as it develops, and let us know what you think. This site will remain active until work on the new site is complete. THE JOURNAL THE WEBSITE About Didaskalia Current Issues Back Issues The Editors Writers'Guidelines Introduction to Ancient Theater Theater of Dionysus Reconstructions Links Pages Didaskalia Bookstore APA Survey of Performances News Search Didaskalia Feedback NedStat Statistics Didaskalia: Ancient Theater Today / Published by the University of California at Berkeley / edited by Sallie Goetsch and C. W. Marshall/ didaskalia@csv.warwick.ac.uk /ISSN 1321-4853 Didaskalia . Pages may be downloaded, printed, copied, and distributed as long as they remain unchanged and the journal is given credit for having produced them. Last updated 27 April, 1999.

32. Greektoronto.com Dining Any individual who is serious and dedicated to the art of traditional greek dance,and is interested in performing with LevendiaX, is encouraged to attend our http://www.greektoronto.com/dance/

Dance Submit your site Submit your event contact@greektoronto.com WHAT'S HOT... Levendia provides an opportunity for adults with previous dance experience to dance with peers while promoting Hellenic culture. Any individual who is serious and dedicated to the art of traditional Greek dance, and is interested in performing with Levendia-X, is encouraged to attend our practice, or contact the group to make special arrangements. In addition to dedicated dancers, Levendia-X is continuously looking for volunteers to assist with dance research, marketing and web development. If you, or someone you know are interested in participating with Levendia-X, please feel free to visit us at www.levendiax.com , or send an email to levendiax@hotmail.com Traditional Dance for children of all ages up to and including young adults. MORE INFO: Greek Community of Metropolitan Toronto WHO'S ONLINE... Levendia-X Hellenic Folklore Association Web site by TetNet

33. The St.Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church Annual festival, recipes, calendar and weekly bulletin, staff, priests and parish council, greek school and dance groups. http://www.saintdemetrios.com/

St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church

34. School For Oriental Dance - Greek HEL LAS greek dance, Music Workshops, Do you like Greece and greekfolkdances ? Do you want to make holiday and learn greek folkdances http://users.cybercity.dk/~dko5826/gr-e.htm

HELLAS HomePage Danish! H E L L A S Do you like Greece and Greek folkdances ? Do you want to make holiday and learn Greek folkdances on the beautiful Greek island Leros ? For further information please call Mona Boe (+45) 44 92 14 26 Click on the banner above, and visit the ' HELLAS ' website... Do you want more information ? Please contact: Mona Boe Hedelyngen 175 DK-2730 Hedelyngen Tel: (+45) 44 92 14 26 E-mail Mona Boe (Best in week-end or evening) Læs også den danske tekst!

35. Artemis Half greek, half Italian. currently learning English. Four years of dance lessons. http://mbfh.org/blog/temy.htm

36. Greek Folk Music And Dance s and pictures of folk instruments. Classifications of instrument groupings. Descriptions of various folk dances and costumes. Recordings by the Kalakos Band and T'Adelphia. Links.......Stockton, CA. greek Folk Music and dance. http://hometown.aol.com/oarkas/

htmlAdWH('7003289', '120', '30'); htmlAdWH('7002018', '234', '60'); Main Create Edit Help Welcome! - Kalos Orisate! This site contains information on Greek folk music, Greek dance, and related folklore. I will be adding and changing information on a regular basis, as the site is always "under construction." I have produced some recordings of Traditional Folk Music for many of the regional Greek folk dances and will list them here along with some information on the dances and songs. I also have dance descriptions available for the Greek dances that I have learned and researched over the years. Feel free to drop in and see what is new: Information on my recordings of Greek folk music - This includes .wav files of some of the tracks as well as notes on the music, songs, and dances. Greek Folk Instruments - Traditional groupings of instruments, by region or style. Greek Folk Dances Greek Costume Links to Other Sites Yiannis Pappayiorgas (John Pappas) has produced three recordings of Greek folk music . There are a total of 34 songs (27 dance types from all over Greece and the islands). The recordings are available in CASSETTE and CD formats and include mainland regional music, island music, and Rebetika. All of the recordings are authentic "old style" music and feature klarino, violi, lavouto, santouri, bouzouki, baglamas and other Greek folk instruments.

37. "Belly Dance, Flamenco & Greek Dancing By Niki" is currently performing, choreographing, directing and teaching classes or privatelessons Flamenco (Spanish), Middle Eastern (Belly dance), greek Folk, and http://www.geocities.com/nikista1/nicki2.html

Nicoletta 'Niki' Vaccar Instructor/Performer/Director/Choreographer Nicki, coming from Greek parents was raised with Greek and Turkish music from birth. In her youth she danced in Las Vegas at the Flamingo Hotel, Disneyland, Santa Barbara and Long Beach Elks Club events. Abroad as an adult, she danced in Athens, Crete, Santorini, and Psara in Greece as well as Istanbul and Selcuk in Turkey. Twenty-five years of experience, she is now mastering world dances. Nicki is currently performing, choreographing, directing and teaching classes or private lessons: Flamenco (Spanish), Middle Eastern (Belly Dance), Greek Folk, and Hawaiian in the San Diego North County area. To Nicki this is not exercise, this is movement of feelings and expression. Feminity or masculinity, hope, faith, love, loss, happiness or anger. Come dance to one of the oldest forms of communication to music. Middle Eastern Belly Dance Gypsy/Classical Flamenco Dance Fun Items For Belly Dancers The Art Of Seduction ... Guestbook For more information please contact Niki below nikista1@aol.com

38. Vigli Restaurant And Bar Services of this restaurant, cafe and bar located in Thassos, offering greek food and dance evenings. http://www.vigli.com

39. Error 404 - Westworld Global Network (MODERN dance) greek TO ME by Mark Morris performed by Peter Wing Healey Soloist with the Mark Morris dance Group. Mr. Wing Healy http://www.2100squarefeet.com/peter.htm

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40. Odyssey Dance Troupe Performing dance group specializing in modern and traditional greek dancing. http://www.helleniccommunity.com/danceschool/

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