Uniting Through Traditional Music Uniting Through Traditional Music
Uniting Through Traditional Music  
Home ContactsAdvanced Search Members   
  The Project News Links Music Archive Research Team
Search
Member Login
  User
  Password
Not a Member?
Register Now its Free!
Forgot your password?
Type
 Vocal
 Instrumental
 Combination
Category
 Fones
 Songs
 Dance
 Wedding Ceremony
 Other
Area
 Paralimni
 Morphou
 Paphos
 Nicosia
 Karpasia
 Famagusta
 Other
Gender
 Male
 Female
 Male Group
Search Results
Abohor Zeybegi
This is an old zeybek dance known as Abohor (Epicho) Zeybegi, but it has nothing to do with this village, so it is not clear why it is called as is.
More info

Abohor-Zeybegi_Cihangir
A Cypriot zeybek dance, found among both in Turkish and Greek communities.
More info

Ah-geldim-Istanbuldan
A folk song presumably imported from Turkey many decades ago.
More info

Arabiye-I-II
This dance sequence is a women dance.
More info

Avare-Sofor
This is a popular song of 60's came from Turkey, sang by Turkish Cypriots.
More info

Aziziye-Sirtosu
This is a folk dance in sirto form. The performers claimed that it is imported from Turkey and changed in time in Cyprus.
More info

Bahriyeli-Ciftetellisi
This is a well known women's dance generally played at weddings.
More info

Besmeleynan-Ciktim-Yola_Cihangir
This is a song by Turkish Cypriots, sang in fasils. Fasil is a set of pieces performed in a specific order.
More info

Catisma-Sarkisi
This is a song that is usually used while two singers improvise small poems and cross sing until one of them beats the other by making him/her unable to improvise more poems.
More info

Dingala-Havasi
This was used to entertain people in villages. Someone acts like a cripple old lady and other people tease her. This music is also known as "Sandala Mandala" and has lyrics.
More info

Erkek-Yol-Havasi
A Cypriot zeybek dance, played by both Turkish and Greek Cypriots
More info

Fatmam-A-Fatmam
A folk song presumably imported from Turkey many decades ago but became more “Cypriot” in time.
More info

Gelin-Havasi
A song that was used to start the wedding by being played in front of the bride’s house.
More info

Ilk-Aksamdan-Meyhanede
A very old song found in the Turkish Cypriot community for many years.
More info

Kadin-karsilamalari_1-2
Women's "karsilama." It means "face to face." So the choreography of this dance is based on face to face movements.
More info

Kadin-Karsilamasi
A women's karsilama that used to be played and danced at weddings and other entertainment activities.
More info

Karsilama-IV
The last part of the four-sequence and most popular traditional men's dance in Cyprus.
More info

Karsilamalar-I-II-III
The first three parts of the four-part-sequence and most popular traditional men's dance in Cyprus.
More info

Kasap-Havasi
A folk dance that each dancer uses a sickle while dancing.
More info

Mandira
An old folk dance.
More info

Menekse-Lale-Sumbul
A very old song found in the Turkish Cypriot community for many years.
More info

Pinara-Varmadin-mi
A very old song found in the Turkish Cypriot community for many years.
More info

Sirto-(Psarabulla)
This is a folk dance in sirto form found in both communities.
More info

Zeybek1
The first part of the 3 part sequence zeybeks.
More info

Zeybek2
The second part of the 3 part sequence zeybeks
More info

Zeybek3
The last part of the 3 part sequence zeybeks.
More info

Results 1 - 26 out of 26
Copyright 2004 by UTTM. All rights reserved.
UNDP and UNOPS are not responsible for the contents of these web pages.
Contents of this web site do not reflect the official policy of the UN.

Designed by
Cytacom Solutions