eden eyes
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I was thinking of this earlier today:
So, correct me if I'm wrong (and i'm referring to the showy kind of styles, not the folkloric neccessarily), Egyptian is more disciplined, controlled, and meaningful. Turkish is more flamboyant, flashy, and free. When, who, or what determined the characteristics of these two styles?
As when, why are they the way they are??? I see Turkish Roman Havasi (which is i guess the folkloric version of Turkish?) and i don't see the skimpy little cossies and flashy big smiles and leaping. Was it the Western movement in the early 1900s?
i hope these questions make sense.
Sorry i haven't been posting much in the actual "dance" threads, i've been lurking lately
thanks!
So, correct me if I'm wrong (and i'm referring to the showy kind of styles, not the folkloric neccessarily), Egyptian is more disciplined, controlled, and meaningful. Turkish is more flamboyant, flashy, and free. When, who, or what determined the characteristics of these two styles?
As when, why are they the way they are??? I see Turkish Roman Havasi (which is i guess the folkloric version of Turkish?) and i don't see the skimpy little cossies and flashy big smiles and leaping. Was it the Western movement in the early 1900s?
i hope these questions make sense.
Sorry i haven't been posting much in the actual "dance" threads, i've been lurking lately
thanks!