Turkish arts and folk dances...

2019-02-27 12:02 PM
Turism

Turkish arts and folk dances

Turkish dance means folk dances leading in Turkey, which are different and varied in shapes and styles. This diversity and multiplicity is due to several factors, and Turkey's geographical location between European and Middle Eastern countries, as well as Turkey's three maritime borders, has affected its commercial status Important, which contributed to the multiplicity and diversity of their cultures. In addition to their original culture, throughout the ages they gained many other cultures that were in contact with them, and this was reflected in many aspects of their culture, and dancing was one of them.

The folklore of the Turkish dance is dominated by the Ottoman style, but the dance has many forms and types, and perhaps the most important Turkish dance is the popular dances in which people line up on a single column to show these dances very similar to Dabke dances in the Levant, for example. Turkish dance can be divided into three main schools or styles, depending on the traditions of other cultures.

The Turkish-European style is called Trakia in the Turkish regions bordering European countries and influenced by European culture.

The Turkish-Marmari style is called Mar Mara in the areas bordering the Sea of Marmara.

Thirdly, the Kardeniz style is a dance style spread in the center of Northern Turkey on the parallel Black Sea line as well as most of the Anatolian plateau areas.

Types of Turkish dance and sub-categories of main types:

Huraa

Kashyyyk

Huron

Bar

Kafkas

Zeebek's Diverse dances

Zeibek Dance

Dance Tikka

Hallai Dances

Bosker Hallai

Dojo Hallai