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syrtos (also
sirtos);
plural συρτοί,
syrtoi (also sirtoi);
sometimes called in
English using the Gr****
accusative forms syrto (also
sirto); from the Gr****:...
- This sta dio (two-measure)
style dance is a
faster syrtos (Syrtos,
Sirto,
Sirtos), that can also be
danced going backwards and
forwards or with partners...
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Turkic folk
dance with a
rhythmic pattern of 9 4 or 11 8. Gr****
dances Sirto Tamzara Kochari Horon Halay Turkish dance Kibrispostasi 13
October 2014...
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Medley of
dances from
northern Gr**** as
danced in
Turkey (including Gaida,
Sirto, Karaguna, Tsamiko, Vlaha, Zeibek).
Recording by
Thede Kahl in 2016 in Incirliova:...
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Ballos Dabke Halay Hasapiko or
Makellarios Kalamatianos Pentozali Sirtos Sousta Tsakonikos Zeibekiko Kate Armstrong;
Michael Clark;
Chris Deliso...
- Sir, Su Lhu, Si Su Soe Budiman, Seinal, Suganda,
Sutrawan 司徒 (Sītú) Situ,
Sirto, Suto Lhuhu,
Sitou Suthu Sieto,
Soeto Lutansieto, Seto, Sieto, Suhuyanli...
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local festivals. In a
proper Kythnos' feast,
balos is
performed after the
sirto dance. It is a
paired and
vigorous dance consisting of
three parts. The...
- The
Ballos (Gr****: Μπάλος) is a Gr**** folk
dance and a form of
sirtos.
There are also
different versions in
other Balkan countries. The
Ballos is of Gr****...
- Bar
Cilveloy Horon Tamzara Temuraga Zeybek Teke
zortlatmasi Sirto Kasap havasi (Hasapiko)
Tarakama Karsilama Kolbastı...
- 68-74bpm
Shapshapa Shara: 6 8, 92-100bpm
Sinjiyeh Zingirta: 2 4, 120-150bpm
Sirto Horon Bar An dro
Music of Iraq 30 ****yrian Folk
Dances by
Peter Pnuel BetBasoo...
