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	Brief Description of the Greek Dance
		Its music and dance is easily recognised by its nervous energy, their use of knee beds and unusual shoulder tremors, unique to Pontos.
		The main dances are Tik, Omal, Kotsari, Kots, Trgona, Gerasari and Serra.
		It was an important centre of Byzantium and the home to St Basil and St Gregory.
	www.nostos.com /dance (1507 words)

	Kotsari - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kotsari (Greek), Kochari (Armenian), Kocari (Turkish) is a dance from the Kars, Artvin region of Pontos (Black Sea), an ancient kingdom in the area of modern Turkey.
		A Greek dance originally from the Kars region of Pontos,[1] its name derives from the word kots which means "heel bone" in the Pontic dialect, refering to the lifting of the foot in several steps.
		Unlike most Pontic dances, the Kotsari is in an even rhythm (2/4), originally danced in a closed circle.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kotsari (227 words)

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