61. Festival Of Greek Music And Dance 2003, Easter Traditions And Customs 2003 FESTIVAL OF greek MUSIC AND dance. Easter Traditions and Customs. So, save thedate for the Festival of greek Music dance 2003 on Saturday, April 5, 2003. http://www.ohfs.org/concert2003.htm

The Orpheus Hellenic Folklore Society in cooperation with the SAE of America World Music Institute Proudly Presents 2003 FESTIVAL OF GREEK MUSIC AND DANCE Easter Traditions and Customs Saturday, April 5 2003 7:30 p.m. Christian Heritage Academy 315 Waukegan Road Northfield, IL 60093 Directions Admission: $25 $20 for 18 and under Sponsorship Application For reservations or more information call: or E-mail us @ orpheus@ohfs.org Make Checks Payable to: Orpheus Hellenic Folklore Society (OHFS) 606 Greendale Rd Glenview, IL 60025 For mail orders add $1.00 for shipping and handling Allow 7-10 days to process mail orders Free Parking Auditorium Seating Chart Audiences have responded with great enthusiasm following the previous concerts that featured dances and songs from the regions of Macedonia, Thrace and the Greek Islands. The material to be presented at the upcoming festival will offer a unique perspective on traditions and customs of the Easter period from various regions of Greece. There is an abundance of folk dances, songs and traditions prior to, during and after the Easter period. The Orpheus Dance Troupe, with the help of the visiting artists, hopes to bring these traditions to life during this event. The Orpheus Dance Troupe has been preparing for this event for some time and members have been able to research and practice a wide range of material from various areas in Greece. One example is the traditions and songs of the Easter “Lazarines”, women primarily from the northern regions of Greece who sing and dance characteristic folk tunes during the Saturday of Lazaros as well as the next day, Palm Sunday.

62. Musique Du Monde / Musiques, Danses Et Cuisine Traditionnelle Information about greek and Balkan dance and music perfomers. Sound sample files. http://extmusic.online.fr

Sirtaki EL CANARIO Samba brésilienne Latino Animation dansante Danseuses brésiliennes CAPOEIRA MUNDO Démonstration de l'art de combat brésilien CUBA Orchestre afro-cubain Salsa LE CHARANGO Groupe de musique et danse péruvienne Animation sud américaine TANGO ARGENTIN Concert spectacle LES MARIACHIS A la mexicaine PORTO Musique portugaise Fado LUNA ESPAGNOLE Soirée à thème espagnol et tzigane Musique et danse espagnole Flamenco MEDITERRANEO-SUD Troupes de musique maghrébine Danse orientale Algérie, Maroc, Mauritanie, Tunisie...

63. GREEK RITUAL DANCE Brandy Williams Papers. greek RITUAL dance. Hunt, Yvonne Traditional dance in greekCulture, Centre for Asia Minor Studies Music Folklore Archive, Athens 1996. http://www.speakeasy.org/~bwilliam/greekdance.html

GREEK RITUAL DANCE Ancient Pagans dance across Classical vases holding graceful folds of robes in their hands, frozen by the artist in a moment of bending and leaping and twirling. How inspiring they are! Many a modern looks to the vases and says, "I will reconstruct these dances!" The most famous of these, of course, was Isadora Duncan, whose simple dances in homemade togas entranced Europe in her lifetime. Modern Pagans long to recover the ancient Pagan functions of the dance. Greeks, of course, never ceased to dance, even while converting to Christianity. Some of the ancient meanings of the dance remain-certain dances are performed during the spring with clear fertility symbology. The social implications have changed little. Dance provides a meeting place for men and women, an emotional expression of community spirit, a form of cultural bonding that identifies this person as a member of this village, this country. But modern Greeks no longer dance in honor of the Gods and Goddesses, and modern Pagans long to do so. How might we go about this? In one sense, reconstruction is impossible. Ultimately, lacking actual videotape of eighth-century dances, it's impossible to say with certainty that we are performing an eighth century dance.

64. Festival Of Greece Oakland, CA. Ascension greek Orthodox Cathedral. Announcements. Schedules, especially of dance performances. Press releases. Photo galleries. http://www.ascensioncathedral.org/Pages/fest.html

Click Here for Festival of Greece Highlights Page May 16, 17, 18, 2003 Located at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral 0f the Ascension 4700 Lincoln Ave. Oakland, CA Sunday 11 am-9 pm MAP Take Public Transportation Avoid parking congestion and take BART plus the Chabot and Science Center Express Bus from the Fruitvale Station right to the door of the Festival. Buses run every 30 minutes. Click here to download a PDF of this poster Click here to see a larger version. Home ... Our Cooks

65. North-West Greek Festival Culture Music Dance Food Family Entertainment, Greek F dancing, greek festival, greek fest, greek Festival, Culture Entertainment, FamilyFun, Outdoors greek Party, greek food, greek dance, greek Culture, greek http://www.greek-fest.com/flyer/flyer.html

The Greek Festival Index Site Greek Festivals Culture and Entertainment Greek Dancing, Greek Food, greek festivalsindex, greek books, Greek Fest, greek dancing, greek festival, greek fest, Greek Festival, Culture Entertainment, Family Fun, Outdoors Greek Party, Greek food, Greek Dance, Greek Culture, Greek Festivals Greek-Festivals.com Model Flyer Example Flyer Blank Flyer

66. Marin Grecian Festival Ignacio, Marin County, CA. Nativity of Christ greek Orthodox Church. Schedule of events, including dance performances, cooking demonstrations, and menus. Recipes online. http://www.nativityofchrist.org/

67. GoGreece.com: Greek Dances Content also includes a bibliography on greek dance, as well as, a catalogof greek Folk music records and tapes, available for sale. http://www.gogreece.com/arts_humanities/greek_dances.html

Greek Dances Literature Music Visual Arts This category all of GoGreece Site of the week Reviewed Site Text in Greek Text in English Greek Dances I A comprehensive and concise guide to Greek dances can be found at this site. An excellent guide to anyone looking for information on Greek dances. Greek Dances II An excellent "how to" guide to some of the most popular Greek dances. Excellent presentation and instructions. Greek Dances Through the Centuries If you are looking for information on the history of Greek Dances, that site provides an excellent historical overview. Content also includes a very useful bibliography. Orpheus - Hellenic Folklore Society "The Orpheus Hellenic Folklore Society is a Chicago-based Greek folk dance ensemble whose mission is to present and perpetuate the rich history and traditions of the folk music, songs and dances of Greece." Here you can meet its members, read the society's newsletter, meet the dancers,  see the picture gallery, and learn about past and upcoming performances. Terpsichore Meet a group dedicated in "sustaining and fostering Hellenic folklore through its artistic elements of dance music and song." Here you can find information on the society's activities, members, and events.

68. Dancer History Archives By StreetSwing.com - Dance Mythology / Greek Etc - Main It Is Graceful and Erotic in movement. Terpischore the inventress ofdancing from greek mythology is the Goddess of dance. Terpischore http://www.streetswing.com/histmai2/d2terps1.htm

A B C D ... Z $(Purchase), N/A (Not Available), * (Connected) Dance Mythology Home Archives (Though some of these myths below are mainly Roman, the gods and goddesses are synonymous with those of Greece, and the myths are based on still older ones of a similar nature.) Apollo: God of music, healing and light Brother to Artemus and 1/2 brother to Terpischore , son of Leto and Zeus. In a passage of Pindar, Apollo is called the dancer; ( and there is a Greek line extant which represents Jupiter himself in the very act of dancing ). The Gymnopedite was instituted by Lycurgus, and was invented ( Lacedemon ) by the Spartans as an early excitation to the courage of their children, and in order to lead them on insensibly to the exercise of an armed dance Pyrrhic ). The choir of the children regulated their motions by those of the men, and all danced at the same time, singing hymns in praise of Apollo . The festival was sacred to Apollo for the poetry, and to Bacchus for the

69. Bellydancing History, American Belly Dancers, Greek Belly Dance Music The slow portion of the sirtáki is called the hasápiko, which was traditionallya greek sailor dance, and before that, performed exclusively by butchers from http://www.magicalmotion.com/bellydance4.htm

Articles, Poems and Essays Information about Dance, Dancers and Dancing Page 1: How to Prepare Music For Your Show by Denis Kavemeier (Tips from a professional music producer) Creating Inner Peace with Oriental Dance by Atea (Healing aspects of bellydance) Dancing on the Edge by Denis Kavemeier (Dancing to live music) Page 2: The Goddess is Dancing by Christina Sophia (Bellydance... integration or harmonizing of the male and female aspects within the human psyche and an evolutionary step in our way of being in life.) Page 3: What is Belly Dance and What Should We Really Call it? As the dance form commonly called bellydance becomes ever more popular, there is some confusion as to what its proper name is. So before we can discuss what to call it, we need to establish what "it" is. Poetry by Ellen Sander (Shoshanim).

70. Greek Words For Dance And Worship In The Bible greek WORDS FOR dance AND WORSHIP, All the words have reference numbers from StrongsConcordance in brackets. WORDS FOR dance ORCHEOMAI (3738) to dance. http://bonasdancesite.homestead.com/Greek.html

GREEK WORDS FOR DANCE AND WORSHIP All the words have reference numbers from Strongs Concordance in brackets WORDS FOR DANCE ORCHEOMAI (3738) - to dance. Matthew 11v17 CHOROS (5525) - a round dance. Luke 15v25 AGALLIAO (21) - jump for joy / rejoice greatly. Matthew 5v12 and Revelation 19v7 SKIRTAO (4640) - jump for joy. Luke 1v41 and Luke 6v23 WORDS FOR WORSHIP PROSKUNEO (4352) - to worship, to kiss (like a dog licking its master's hand), to prostrate oneself in homage. John 4v23 and Revelation 7v11 LATREUO (3000) - to serve, minister, worship. Phillipians 3v3 and Luke 2v37 Return to home page Hebrew words for dance/worship Dance in the Bible Flags and banners in the Bible ... Biblical use of colours

71. St. Demetrios Greek Folk Dance Groups Seattle Washington. We are dedicated to learning the greek folk traditions of dance,music, and songs. St. Demetrios greek Folk dance Groups. AKRITES. SPARTIATES. http://saintdemetrios.com/dance/dance.html

Seattle Washington We are dedicated to learning the Greek folk traditions of dance, music, and songs. Our aim is to represent the Greek folk culture as authentically as possible through relentless research. Our hope is that this web site will help encourage communication between the various people, groups, and communities with the same goals. We would like to hear from you! St. Demetrios Greek Folk Dance Groups AKRITES SPARTIATES AKRITAKIA KARTHOULES ... Costume Archive Email: web dancer Pyrsos Akrites Spartiates ... Links To Other Greek Dance Sites

72. Greek Dance Links greek Folk dance Links. Anna's greek dances Theater; Hellenic dance page;Hellenic Folk Dancing Group of Houston; History of greek dance; La http://saintdemetrios.com/dance/greekdancelinks.html

Greek Folk Dance Links Anna's Greek Cyber-Home Asteria Dancing Group - Knoxville Greek American Folklore Society - GAFS Greek Dances Theater ... Home

73. Greek Life At NMSU - Dance Marathon dance Marathon is larger in scale and organization than our annual greek Week. orwrite to dance Marathon greek Affairs New Mexico State University MSC. http://www.nmsu.edu/Campus_Life/Student_Orgs/gogreek/public_html/dance/

Dance Marathon '99 "All we are asking- is give kids a Dance" The second annual NMSU Dance Marathon was to be held January 30, 1999. Unfortunately, a lack of enthusiasm, participation, and organization led to the event being indefinitely postponed. Since that time the Panhellenic Council has unanimously voted to discontinue Dance Marathon. The Inter-Fraternity Council has appointed a committee to develop a new all-Greek fundraising project to benefit Children's Miracle Network and Memorial Medical Center. Details of the proposal will be made available at the earliest possible time. Have any ideas on what sort of event we should do If so, contact any of the committee members, Larry Cosentino, Herb Crosby, Tim Hakim, or Andy Kalin, at the Greek Affairs Office at 646-7218 or e-mail gogreek@nmsu.edu One of the great characteristics of CMN, is that all of the funds raised locally stay local. That means that every penny that the students raise here at New Mexico State University this year and every year will benefit the kids at Memorial Medical Center. Some other info about CMN- CMN hospitals such as Memorial Medical Center of Las Cruces pride themselves on providing primary care for all children, regardless of ailment or the family's ability to pay. Funds from the all-Greek project will benefit children who suffer from: muscular dystrophy, AIDS, burns, cancer, cystic fibrosis, abuse, leukemia, heart disease, birth defects, and accidents.

74. Mary Ward Centre - The Friendly Place To Learn greek dance INTERMEDIATE. Information. Learn the characteristic dancesof all regions of Greece and Cyprus. Classes at St Georgethe http://www.marywardcentre.ac.uk/courses/viewcourse.cfm?CourseID=132&deptID=10

75. Phantis: Arts And Humanities dance Listings. • greek Folk Music and dance Stockton, USA greek Mythologyand dance, USA greek Dancing and Mythology on Lesvos with Vassilis Giakoumis. http://www.phantis.com/arts.humanities/?cat=Arts & Humanities&sub=Dance

76. Traditional Greek Dance: Utah Arts Council's Folk Arts Program Archives Traditional greek dance, The performing arts are tools that a communitycan use to build pride in a cultural heritage. The greek http://www.kued.org/productions/greeks/folk_arts/dance.html

Traditional Greek Dance The performing arts are tools that a community can use to build pride in a cultural heritage. The Greek Orthodox Church in Salt Lake City supports three levels of folkdance performing groups, the Junior and Senior Greek Orthodox Youth Association (GOYA), and the college-age Dionysius Dancers. These groups teach Greek customs and traditions to the youth who act as cultural ambassadors for the local community when they perform at festivals and celebrations. There are also several groups of musicians who play for Greek social and folk dancing in Utah. Discover the skill, grace and fun of various forms of Greek dancing through these photos courtesy of The Utah Arts Council. Cretan Dinner Dance on April 23, 1988 After dinner folk dancing Dancers on dollar bills Greek Orthodox Youth Association Dancers at the 1987 Living Traditions Festival The GOYA dancers GOYA Performance Dionysius Troupe Dance rs at the 1987 Living Traditions Festival Dancer preparation Dionysius Troupe Performance Dancing in Circles Skilled Moves ... KUED Home

77. 'Opa!' Dance, Drink, Eat At Greek Festival 'Opa!' dance, drink, eat at greek Festival. Alex Schwenke, 15, of Chandler,is a member of the Elpida dance Group. Elpida means hope in greek. http://www.arizonarepublic.com/tempe/articles/0214greekfestZ10.html

78. Greek Dances The Hellenic dance Club has joined the Ensemble and danced Surtos, Kalamatianos Thedancing group presented greek dances at a performance at the Krannert http://www.uiuc.edu/ro/hellenic/dance.html

Hellenic Dance Club Meeting (Spring 2003) Date Time Location Special Notes Thursday, January 30th Armory 143,144 Thursday, February 6th Armory 143,144 Thursday, February 13th Armory 143,144 Thursday, February 20th Armory 143,144 Thursday, February 27th Armory 143,144 Thursday, March 6th Armory 143,144 Thursday, March 13th Armory 143,144 Thursday, March 20th Armory 143,144 Thursday, April 3rd Armory 143,144 Thursday, April 10th Armory 143,144 Thursday, April 17th Armory 143,144 Thursday, April 24th Armory 143,144 Thursday, May 1st Armory 143,144 Hellenic Dance Club Instructors Current Instructors: Yannis Tziligakis, Antonios Giannopoulos, Eftychia Gouvas Previous Instructors: Yannis Tziligakis, Anthi Georgakopoulos, Antonios Giannopoulos, Alexandros Pavlos, Pit Panagakis, Harris Georgakopoulos, Chrystalla Maouri. Dances Dances to be taught and practiced include but are not limited to: Panhellenic Dances (Panellnvioi): Kalamatiavo, Tsamiko. Dances from the Islands of Greece (Nnsiwtikoi): Mpalos, Syrtos (and variations), Isios xoros, Zerbos, Ikariotikos, Roditikos, Pavo xoros Karpathou. Modern Panhellenic Dances: Xasapiko, Serviko (Serbian), Zeibekiko.

79. GreeceNow: Greek-swedish Dance Mix Known as Antique, the duo first hit the Swedish top 5 in August 1999 with a Greekdancepop tune called Opa Opa , which climbed to the top 10 in all of http://www.greece.gr/GLOBAL_GREECE/SPOTLIGHT/greekswedishdancemix.stm

Home Spotlight Antique's dance hit 'Opa Opa' made the top 10 throughout Scandinavia Elena Paparizou and Nikos Panaglotidis are Antique Greek-Swedish dance mix Sweden-born Greek duo introduce popular Greek music to the international clubbing scene When Greeks migrate for employment, family reasons or sheer adventure they are never alienated by their Greekness. Even Diaspora -born second- or third-generation children find themselves inextricably connected with their ancestral land. Elena Paparizou, 17, and Nikos Panaglotidis, 21, born in Sweden of Greek parents, have turned their Greek-connection into musical success by blending current popular Greek tunes with intoxicating dance-pop beats. Known as Antique , the duo first hit the Swedish top 5 in August 1999 with a Greek dance-pop tune called "Opa Opa", which climbed to the top 10 in all of Scandinavia and sold gold in just five weeks. "All I remember after that," says Elena, "is being in a car or aeroplane and travelling around promoting ourselves. We were in Greece late last year where we appeared in a couple of dance clubs in Athens and Thessaloniki and travelled throughout Europe and as far as Canada, Cyprus, Albania and Beirut."

80. Welcome To Dance For Jesus Chat Room Welcome to dance for Jesus Chat Room! Please click on Register first under Account Management (near the middle) to create your account. http://www.danceforjesus.com/chatroom/phpMyChat.php3?L=greek

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