Turkish belly dance-performance

Generally speaking, a perfect and exquisite Turkish belly dance performance usually consists of five parts, ups and downs, interlocking, and * * * together constitute the structure of Turkish belly dance performance.

The first part: cymbal admission

& lt/strong & gt； Turkish belly dance performances often start with exciting allegro music, and dancers often use cymbals to make a lively appearance. In Turkey, cymbals are called "Zils", and their extensive use has always been a major feature of Turkish belly dance. Even Turkish dance connoisseurs generally believe that a belly dancer is not a qualified dancer if he or she can't play cymbals.

Part II: Chiftelli

& lt/strong & gt； The second part of the Turkish belly dance performance is usually a dance with Chiftetelli rhythm, which is slow and melodious, with tulle dance, gentle and continuous body movements and extremely emotional ground movements.

Part III: Fast Songs

& lt/strong & gt； The third part of dance music often uses cheerful and exciting fast-paced belly dance music, and the movements are mainly lively and neat dynamic movements.

Part IV: Encouragement

& lt/strong & gt； Turkish belly dance has always been famous for its exuberant vitality and eternal passion, and the most concentrated expression of this is the encouragement in Turkish belly dance, which is often placed in the fourth part. After the fast song, this part is often the climax of the whole performance, and the dancers' superb skills are often vividly displayed here, winning a full house applause.

Part V: Conclusion.

& lt/strong & gt； At the end of the performance, there was a piece of cheerful music. Usually, here, dancers will play cymbals again, creating a satisfactory echo effect.