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	Hasapiko
		The Hasapiko was called Makellarion Horon (makellarios is the Greek word for "butcher") during Byzantine days because it was adopted by the butchers' guild in Constantinople (now İstanbul, Turkey).
		The dance is mostly known outside of Greece because of its being danced during the Syrtaki in the film Alexis Zorbas (titled Zorba the Greek in America).
		The Hasapiko is sometimes referred to as Hasaposerviko, whose basic step is based on that of the fast Hasapiko.
	www.phantomranch.net /folkdanc/dances/hasapiko.htm (359 words)

	Greek Dances - Hellenic Students Association (HSA) at Cornell, Greek Society
		A simplification of the slow Hasapiko, the Syrtaki, was first done in France in the 1950's and spread back to Greece.
		The steps of the fast Hasapiko may be found as part of dances throughout Greece, perhaps due to the cultural influence of Constantinople.
		Italians occupying the Greek islands named Ballos after a similar dance of their own, but their name originally comes from Greek; the verb "ballizo" meant "to dance alone" in ancient Greek (in contrast with chorevo, "to dance in a group").
	www.rso.cornell.edu /hellenic/greece/greek_dances.html (934 words)

	Dulcimers in Greece - Santouri (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Three variations of the traditional hasapiko were danced on the coasts of Asia Minor, the islands of the eastern Aegean and in N. Greece, in various tempos.
		As the bouzouki and the baglamas became increasingly popular, it evolved into something quite different, a modern standardized choreography, danced all over the country, mistakenly considered by tourists to be the typical Greek dance.
		Its metre is 2/4 or, according to others, 4/4 and today is danced slowly, at a medium pace or quickly.
	www.new-renaissance.eenet.ee /dulcimer/5_other_countries/3_e_europe/pages/9_hellas/94-dimitris_kofteros/pages-kofteros/948_kofteros-tunes.htm (838 words)

	Vari Hasapiko
		Hasapiko comes from the word "hasapis," meaning butcher.
		Vari Hasapiko developed in the cities and tavernas of Greece during the 20th century, unlike most other Greek dances, which we associate with the past and outdoor village life.
		The dance is also known as Argo (slow) Hasapiko, Naftiko (sailor's) Hasapiko, Peiraiotiko (from Peiraius, the seaport of Athens), Ploioritikos (stevedore's dance), and Koulouriotiko (dance from Koulouri, a fishing village on the island of Salamis).
	www.phantomranch.net /folkdanc/dances/varihasa.htm (1331 words)

	Dance - Search Results - MSN Encarta (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The country is well known for its traditional...
		Traditional Greek dances such as the hasapiko, the tsamiko, and the kalamatiano continue to be performed at weddings and other celebrations.
		Until the end of the Tang dynasty, dance was an important form of entertainment for the elite, especially at the imperial court.
	encarta.msn.com /encnet/refpages/searchdetail.aspx?q=Dance&pg=13&grp=art (325 words)

	Amazon.com: Hasapiko: Books (Site not responding. Last check: )
		If the affair is not exuberant, the hasapiko will make it so.
		Probably, if you made a study of Greek hasapikos you would find similar patterns, but not very close.
		Hasapikos ("Zorba's Dance") hasapikos or "butcher's ce" provided inspiration for rba's...
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Hasapiko&tag=httpexplaguid-20&index=books&link_code=qs&page=1 (831 words)

	Lydia -- Tsifteteli.co.uk -- Tsifteteli Belly Dance show for parties and private functions.
		At 18 she went to University in Cardiff, it was here that she fell in love with Greek music and dance in a little Taverna called Hasapiko.
		On a Friday and Saturday night when all her fellow students were out in the clubs, Lydia was also to be found on the dance floor...
		In 2003 Lydia moved to London to be with her lovely Greek man, Yiannis, who she had met one Friday night in Hasapiko.
	www.tsifteteli.co.uk /about.php (185 words)

	Daughters or Rhea - Zoe Isadora
		She nearly caused a riot of pleasure among the audience members with her casual but studied hip flinging and raised arm.
		She has also been spotted on Greek TV doing the hasapiko with her mom and dancing Ammy.
		Zoë's performance skills continue to be honed in the circus ring.
	www.daughtersofrhea.com /zoe.htm (426 words)

	hasapiko cardiff
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		The hasapiko cardiff too is necessary to you?
	mywebpage.netscape.com /SkipLynea5537/hasapiko-cardiff.html (188 words)

	hasapiko cardiff
		Maternal and Child Health (MCH) SAMMEC estimates the number hasapiko cardiff annual hasapiko cardiff deaths, years smoking-attributable.
		To be included in the reviews of effectiveness, the hasapiko cardiff Force either strongly recommended or recommended nine of the evidence of.
		I know a web-site where there is a hasapiko cardiff.
	hometown.aol.com /GerTracee7748/hasapiko-cardiff.html (312 words)

	Hasapiko, Cardiff - Cardiff venue review - Itchy Cardiff Guide
		Hasapiko, Cardiff - Cardiff venue review - Itchy Cardiff Guide
		Like being invited round to dinner with someone's extended family.
		Try to forget you're in Heath for a while, tuck into one of the tasty homemade dishes and let your new brothers and sisters entertain you with their novel alternatives to washing up.
	www.itchycardiff.co.uk /venue/184429/Hasapiko.html (140 words)

	Greek Dancing Through the Centuries, The history and evolution of Greek dance
		The re-discovery of the old rebetika songs, and the effort of the contemporary Greek musicians to turn to the roots of the Greek music, popularized these traditional, but forgotten rhythms, and the corresponding dances.
		Today, Hasapiko, Hasaposerviko, Zeibekiko, are included in the program of the Greek tavernas along with Syrto and Karagouna.
		It starts with a slow tempo which is danced in the steps of Hasapiko and eventually becomes faster and danced in the steps of Hasaposerviko.
	www.annaswebart.com /culture/dancehistory/today/index.html (1098 words)

	www.AdrianaDC.com ~ Club Scene
		Waiters would perform folk dances between acts, customers would dance to their native songs, and everyone had a wonderful time.
		Many a Greek seaman, glass on his head, would do what Americans call the Greek Sailor’s dance, the Hasapiko Argo, or the Butcher's dance.
		The professional dancers would mingle with the customers, initiating a line dance or perhaps encouraging the very popular chiftetelle duet or solo.
	www.adrianadc.com /club.html (259 words)

	YouTube - Hassapiko
		that's a weird hasapiko but definitely not a syrtaki
		We use to say "syrtaki" to define the female version for the "hassapiko".
		Hassapiko hasapiko syrtaki greek dance Alexandros Lia baile griego argentina na pernas danzas Να περνάς Γαρμπή Καίτη (more) (less)
	youtube.com /?v=NEB0dCiRBpQ (211 words)

	Hasapiko Greek Taverna restaurant, Cardiff Cardiff & South Wales. Restaurant menu, food and wine lists of Cardiff & ...
		Hasapiko Greek Taverna restaurant, Cardiff Cardiff & South Wales.
		To narrow your search, specifying location AND cuisine type, use the advanced search feature.
		Hasapiko Greek Taverna - 72-74 Whitchurch Rd, Cardiff, CF14 3LX - 0871 5292437 Reader Recommendations
	www.sugarvine.com /Cardiff/search/restaurant_search.asp?restaurant=46191 (159 words)

	Khassapikos - Greek Dances
		Traditionally, There are two parts to the dance, one slow and one fast.
		The slow and fast parts of the dance are sometimes done separately, sometimes together.A simplification of the slow Hasapiko, the Syrtaki, was first done in France in the 1950's and spread back to Greece.
		Americans also sometimes call the slow Hasapiko "Zorba," after the movie which popularized it; however, Greek folklorists use "Zorba" to describe the dance which replaced the fast Hasapiko in the film, which was created especially for the film.
	www.sacredcircles.com /THEDANCE/HTML/DANCEPAG/KHASSAPI.HTM (287 words)

	Share music on Rhapsody Online
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		Listen to Hasapiko by Elenis and Athanasiou on Rhapsody: http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=tra.12109243&variant=play&lsrc=RN_im
		Hasapiko by Elenis and Athanasiou
	www.rhapsody.com /elenisandathanasiou/greekfolkdances/hasapiko/share.html (243 words)

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		5- VARI HASAPIKO- In the tradition of the HASAPIKA dance (butcher) a rendering of swaying Aegean movements of the islander fisherman.
		7- FAST HASAPIKO- The Butcher Guilds of Byzantium (Costantinople) spread the wild movements to neighboring Balkans and the Near East.
		9- FAST HASAPIKO- Almost like a militant stomp the leader exalts in intricate movements circling while expressing a feeling of liberation.
	www.greekshops.com /detail.aspx?ProdID=InvitToGRDance (352 words)

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		-4:10- Fragosyriani-Greek Hasapiko (hammered dulcimer, flute, guitar, chorded zither, and bass) We have seen some older men get down with a glass of uzo (Greek fire) balanced on their head when we play this popular wedding tune.
		Jim was happy, he got to play the woodblock and blow the siren.
		-3:18- Laterna-Greek Hasapiko (hammered dulcimer, chorded zither, and guitar) Here the Gypsy Guerrilla Band trio plays a slower, straighter dance in 2/4.
	home.earthlink.net /~jimlillq/GECDweb.txt (896 words)

	Overview of Belly Dance: Lebanese style Belly Dancing
		It is done by both men and women and, depending on local tradition, the lines can be women-only, men-only, or mixed.
		It is closely related to the Greek Fast Hasapiko (Not Vari Hasapiko), Macedonian Oro, Bulgarian Horo, which are all based on the same Step-step-step-kick-step-kick pattern.
		Some folk dance specialists call this the generic Mediterranean three-measure dance.
	www.atlantabellydance.com /Overview/Lebanese.html (385 words)

	Information about Greek Festivals. Greek tradition of Culture and Entertainment. Greek Folk Dancing, Music, Food, and ...
		A greek Festival is an event that you should not miss!
		And do not worry, even if you can't dance syrtaki or hasapiko you will still feel at home!
		Use this directory of Greek festivals to find a Greek festival near you.
	www.greek-fest.com /greekfest.shtml (970 words)

	YouTube - Hasapiko by Cornell Hellenic Student Association
		YouTube - Hasapiko by Cornell Hellenic Student Association
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	Greek Hasapiko Songs quiz -- free game
		Fun Trivia : Quizzes : International Music : Greek Hasapiko Songs
		"Xasapiko, or hasapiko, is a Greek folk dance which happens to be very popular in Greece.
		Each question gives you the name of a popular xasapiko-song.
	www.funtrivia.com /playquiz.cfm?qid=19045 (45 words)

	Lola (1964) - IMDb user comments
		At the beginning Karezi sings a nice slow song,then Panos Gavalas-Ria kourti sing the 'Mavros varys o ouranos(oneiro demeno sto mouragio)' which is a hasapiko-style song,then comes the famous hasapiko 'horos tou sakaina' with Aris-Lola-Pareas doing this dance and the music paradise ends with a thrilling slow by Viky Mosholiou.
		The 'sakaina dance' is a hasapiko dance that will capture every musical taste in any century.
		Lymperopoulos wrote a poetic scenario and Demopoulos gives a recital for direction.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0127665/usercomments (358 words)

	MySpaceTV Videos: Search Results for Tag "Debke"
		It is done by both men and women and, depending on local tradition, the lines can be women-only, men-only, or mixed.
		It is closely related to the Greek Fast Hasapiko (Not Vari Hasapiko), Macedonian Oro, Bulgarian Horo, which are all based on the same Step-step-step-kick-step-kick pattern.
		Some folk dance specialists call this the generic Mediterranean three-measure dance.
	vids.myspace.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.search&t=Debke (309 words)

	Skopelos Dance 2006
		We have learned 20 dances, a bit much to remember.
		The high light for many was the Hasapiko - The Butchers dance.
		The one who looks a bit like Zorbas!
	www.skopelitissa.com /dans1.htm (312 words)

	Hasapiko Greek Taverna in Cardiff search powered by www.enablemedia.com
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	www.enablemedia.com /500001093190 (39 words)

	CD Baby: VIKTOR MASTORIDIS: The Sunny Island
		SPECIAL: 20% discount if you buy more than one copy of it today!
		Greek Bouzouki Instrumental Music CD; Sirtaki, Hasapiko, Tsifteteli, Hasaposerviko; A Slice of Mediterranean Sunshine
		* Dancing on Syrto, Tsifteteli or Hasapiko rhythms
	cdbaby.com /cd/mastoridis (473 words)

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