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Bulgarian folk dances are intimately related to the music of Bulgaria. This distinctive feature of Balkan folk music is the asymmetrical meter, built up around various

Bulgarian men’s costumes and women’s costumes can be classified into several categories, although there were not strict boundaries to the occurrence of each costume type, and the

The Bulgarian folklore dances are unique with their asymmetrical meters, combining ‚quick‘ and ’slow‘ beats. The traditional Bulgarian music is often described using

Traditional Folk Art in the Northern Region in Bulgaria
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Once a year, the Bulgarian tradition of Kukeri unites a small village as residents wear intricate masks and costumes and dance at night. Killian Lassablière

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Come to our classes for beginners in Bulgarian folk dances at the Bulgarica Cultural Center. Together we will learn new people and manuals. With us you will find different

Wedding Dance: Bulgarian weddings are incomplete without traditional Bulgarian dances. These dances are a fun and integral part of the celebration. What a Wedding with a Bulgarian Man

During the last decade the popularity of Bulgarian dancing among Bulgarians has steadily increased and many horo clubs have been set up where adults can spend an evening enjoying

Here are some examples of representative folk dances from each ethnographic sector of Bulgaria. The dances are taken from the current repertoire of Bulgarian folk dances in America. ŠOP AREA: Za pojas, Jove Male Mome, Rodomirsko,

There are different styles of dance but the most common are “Horo” and “Ratchenista”. The “Horo” is an open circle dance in which people hold each other by their hands or belts. The “Rutchenitsa” is a line dance or often a couple

Bulgarian folk dances are normally line dances, with hands joined either in low „V“ hold, belt hold, crossed in front or „W“ hold. Footwork can vary from fast intricate steps to slow

Bulgarians dance in icy waters on Epiphany Day

Following is a list of some Bulgarian folk dances, along with their commonly written rhythms and time signatures.

Many Bulgarian dances are line dances, with the dancers holding hands in a straight or curved line, facing in toward the center of the dance space.Originally men and women danced in

In the Rhodope mountains, steps are smooth and wide, the movements are accented by strong cheers, especially when men are squatting and kneeling. Men dance heavily with legs wide

Pravo horo (Bulgarian: Право хоро, lit. ’straight dance‘) is a very popular, simple folk dance from Bulgaria that is done throughout the Balkan countries. [1] [2] In Greece, it is called Zonaradiko.

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Bulgarian folklore dance group “Zora” was founded in 1980 to the Javorov cultural club, Slatina municipality, district Gueo Milev, Sofia. The dance group has given ov : Студентски

Bulgarian folk dances are normally line dances, with hands joined either in low „V“ hold, belt hold (na pojas), crossed in front or „W“ hold. Footwork can vary from fast intricate steps (as in the

European Folk Dances Bulgaria: Dajchovo horo is a Bulgarian folk dance done to a nine-beat meter. It is unique in two ways: it is a circle dance (most Bulgarian dances are either line or

Local men, dressed in traditional folklore costumes, enter in the cold waters of the Tundzha River. They play a so-called Ice Horo Dance with the accompaniment of bagpipes

In Western Bulgaria they are small-stepped and lively, in the North wilder, in Thrace slower and more solemn; the women will dance in one way and the men in another, marked by virile

Very dynamic dances with duple metre (2/4) which require exceptional virtuosity, especially from male dancers. Their temperamental quality is expressed through shouts at the climax of the

European Festival 2013 (EuroFest 2013) – Bulgaria Kitka Dancers at the Swangard Stadium in Burnaby BC, Canada on May 25, 2013. The pan-Euro event is organize

In the first one, you will have a chance to see full sets of traditional clothing for both men, women and children. The second features separate elements of the Bulgarian traditional

REGIONS. The Balkan Range: Bulgaria is divided north from south by this branch of the Austrian Alps that gives the Balkan Peninsula its name. The range has been a refuge for freedom

Bulgarian men danced and sang in the cold waters of the Tundzha river in the town of Kalofer to mark the holiday of Epiphany, when Christians commemorate wha

Men’s play is typically the louder performance, where squats, jumps, fights, and handclaps are most common. The game of women is more relaxed, gentle, and graceful. The ruchenitsa is very typical of this region. The Thracian folklore

As in many other Bulgarian dances, each individual dancer in the line freely and spontaneously improvises on the basic pattern. For instance, instead of a step and together at the end of the

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