That's because to a high extent Greek tradition is somewhat "conservative" and observes medieval European elements that were forgotten in other parts of the continent
I remember when I was young, learning how to dance and trying to keep up with my family dancing to salsa.. Those kids are going to have fun memories and appreciation of culture when they grow up
This is indeed beautiful and calming! It's a glimpse into the Middle Ages that historians are helping us rediscover, challenging the 'Dark Age' stereotype. While it's true that this era faced significant challenges, like the Black Death (1347-1351), it's important to recognize that every period in history has its struggles. The 20th century saw devastating world wars, and today we grapple with health crises like cancer and HIV/AIDS, which are far more pervasive and deadly than anything the medieval world faced. Perhaps by viewing history more holistically, we can better appreciate the complexities of each era, including our own. This perspective might help us address current challenges with the same resilience shown by our ancestors.
@@principetnomusic Honestly keep on doing traditional activities while also roasting the fuck out of fashies, white supremacists don’t deserve to have part in these activities.
This is beautiful. I’d love to be apart of this historical dance experience! Even dress through time costumes! How different our world changes as time goes by...look at the modern day clothes wearing people compare to those medieval clothes wearing people...
I love medieval song. When I was for first time in Gent Belgium and I visit castle , I feel... I miss my past life. Or I was in Gent, in another life or I'm connected with a lost soul from the past.
Had a strange dream a couple months back that I was dancing in the middle of a hustling and bustling medieval streets with a bunch of red skeletons and it kind of went something like this!😂
@@Neddoest Schiarazula marazula or Turkish branl. It has a lot of names. Ancient music but modern choreography. Favorite dance in many historic festivals
I absolutely love this video. I teach life skills to students with disabilities and it is the BEST way to teach team work and concentration. If one student gets off then it messes up the whole dance.
This is the same type of dancing I did at my Serbian church! :D There were occasional cheerful shouts as part of some dances but I don't remember clapping. The music is also slightly different but it just makes me so happy watching this. :) And I really love the flowers in the middle!
Absolutely Love this! I'm learning it from this video, practicing every day, it calms my nerves and is actually stress relief. If your in Quarantine or have been sick, the best thing you can do is pick up a hobby that makes you happy❤️. I've had the corona and it's been a struggle, the symptoms come and go. When I feel better I try to do this dance to get my mind off stuff. Stay safe and dance on everyone❤️✝️💕💟🙏🙂
When I see a dance that speeds up like this I think of the Abrams brothers, filmmakers in the USA. They did a very irreverent but hilarious spin on this in a film of a funeral procession that I viewed at the Kentucky Fried Theater in Madison, Wisconsin while they and I were students there. I love the dance and it makes me chuckle.
I grew up learning this dance at our local Renaissance Fair. I learned a slightly different variant of the dance though, and we got a lot faster by the end XD It's killing me that I can't remember the name...
yo y mi grupo vamos a bailar esta musica con la coriografia , me encanto todo 💞🎶👍👏🤗😉👠📢📣🔔🎤🎼🎵📿💍👑👛😁😀😂😃😄😅😆😗😘😍😎😋😊😉😙😚☺🙂🤗😜😝🙃😏🤑😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😻😺😸😹😽👶👧👸👸👸👸👸👸👸👸👸👼👼👼👼👼👼👼👼👰👰💃💃💃💃💃💃🗣🗣🗣🗣
I was struggling to remember were I already heard that song, then I remembered "Io son la morte e porto corona" by Branduardi, it is a song based on that melody about defeating death through music
Questo è il pezzo di Branduardi "Io sono la morte e porto corona"!!!This is Branduardi's piece "I am death and I wear a crown"!!!Das ist Branduardis Stück „Ich bin der Tod und ich trage eine Krone“!!!C'est la pièce de Branduardi "Je suis la mort et je porte une couronne" !!!Esta es la pieza de Branduardi "Soy la muerte y llevo una corona"!!!Essa é a peça de Branduardi "Eu sou a morte e uso uma coroa"!!!Это произведение Брандуарди "Я смерть и ношу корону"!!!
Quando vi esta musica pela primeira vez adoraria ideia decorei logo os passos !!!💞🎶👍👏🤗😉👠📢📣🔔🎤🎼🎵📿💍👑👛😁😀😂😃😄😅😆😗😘😍😎😋😊😉😙😚☺🙂🤗😜😝🙃😏🤑😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😻😺😸😹😽👶👧👸👸👸👸👸👸👸👸👸👼👼👼👼👼👼👼👼👰👰💃💃💃💃💃💃🗣🗣🗣🗣🎼🎵🎶🎶🎵🎼📣📯🎤🎤🎤🎤
This dance is nice you can make it faster each Turn and and add moves at later ages. Edit: also you can make challenges with it who can't keep up get disqualified as the beat get faster the last remain wins.
Es muy bonito el baile. Me llamo Violeta Esmeralda Dubon Rivera viuda de Arias, y me pregunto si me pueden recomendar literatura sobre danzas mediavales para conocer de ellas.Buenas noches.
Hi, from Barcelona. I am a teacher and I need this musical theme to be able to perform this dance in my institute with my students. I have not been able to find out who plays this music. Can you help me? I need the audio urgently. We liked it a lot. Thank you.
@@dscourrejou ¡Hola! Al parecer es una danza del Renacimiento, de los años 1400 o 1500. ¿No es así? Lo deduzco por el tipo de instrumentos y las vestimentas. ¿Me equivoco?
The dance music is from 16th c. Italy but the dance steps were choreographed by Tracie Brown in the 1970's under the pseudonym Signy Dimmridaela. She used examples such as the Maltese branle in Thoinot Arbeau’s "Orchesography" (published 1589) for inspiration.
Questa è la danza in fa diesis di branduardi, che riprende la danza macabra. Nata nel 1300, causa peste nera, rappresentata soprattutto al nord. Quest'antica danza è 1 girotondo, simile al sirtaki.
For some strange reason this made me feel really happy
Genetic memories.maybe one of your ancesters was a dancy boi.
@@mouradkadri7926 🤣🙂 Love that
Curious coz this song it's totentanz or death dance.
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That’s a good thing
When the plague misses thy village:
lol
1:38. When the Plague realises its mistake and comes back.
LMAOOOO
😂😂😂
Ah, yond is true, mine own fair sir. 😊
This is the class of things I would actually dance to. It's one of the only times I feel like I'd have fun dancing.
So true at my friends wedding this was one of only 2 dances i did
For those who want to dance at home, the name of this dance is "Schiarazula Marazula". ❤ 🎵🎶
Thank you!!!!!!
This looks a lot like a dance they did at a Greek festival I went to recently. I wonder how many other cultures still use these group dances today.
Armenians certainly use some of these moves, our dances are often done in circles!
True. I'm from Greece and I was thinking the same.
That's because to a high extent Greek tradition is somewhat "conservative" and observes medieval European elements that were forgotten in other parts of the continent
Some dances like this one still exists in Brittany (Western France) but they do it on every existing music x)
That's exactly like Greek dances.
My music teacher taught us the song and then when we took a break he taught us the dance. We were all laughing our heads off this is great
@Annabella Souza it's called "Marazula".
@@osmankarih5239 Thank you, that's exactly what I wanted to find out!
I am from South América this is so Beautiful, to see People dancing ancient dance, greetings from Lima Peru
I remember when I was young, learning how to dance and trying to keep up with my family dancing to salsa.. Those kids are going to have fun memories and appreciation of culture when they grow up
This is indeed beautiful and calming! It's a glimpse into the Middle Ages that historians are helping us rediscover, challenging the 'Dark Age' stereotype. While it's true that this era faced significant challenges, like the Black Death (1347-1351), it's important to recognize that every period in history has its struggles. The 20th century saw devastating world wars, and today we grapple with health crises like cancer and HIV/AIDS, which are far more pervasive and deadly than anything the medieval world faced. Perhaps by viewing history more holistically, we can better appreciate the complexities of each era, including our own. This perspective might help us address current challenges with the same resilience shown by our ancestors.
Can't say how beautiful this is! And thanx for keeping alive our (European) traditions!
Taanipu Saiyan Where are you from?
>keeping European tradition alive
>EDL leader in followers
Jesus I *want* to be the man for traditions and history but you guys make it so difficult
@@principetnomusic Honestly keep on doing traditional activities while also roasting the fuck out of fashies, white supremacists don’t deserve to have part in these activities.
Sounds super fascist
@@kenna163 Why, may I ask?
The little girl is so cute! Learning from the childhood, this is a great thing to teach, I bet she was having a lot of fun
Thanks very much for uploading - I will use this in my lesson on medieval era - I'm sure the children will love it and will be keen on dancing this!
This is beautiful. I’d love to be apart of this historical dance experience! Even dress through time costumes! How different our world changes as time goes by...look at the modern day clothes wearing people compare to those medieval clothes wearing people...
I love medieval song. When I was for first time in Gent Belgium and I visit castle , I feel... I miss my past life. Or I was in Gent, in another life or I'm connected with a lost soul from the past.
Hi from València. We have a very similar traditional dance call "dansaes". This year we've learn this dance too. Thank you.
Had a strange dream a couple months back that I was dancing in the middle of a hustling and bustling medieval streets with a bunch of red skeletons and it kind of went something like this!😂
Best dance music I've heard, love from India
Then I suggest you to listen to Blackmore's Night and The Corrs
@@mahalakshmi9795 they sound too modernish, here what I listen
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When ur not dead due to the one of the most violent plague attack:
This and the Tourdion are probably my all time favorite dances from the medieval times. Thanks for the video.
Do you know what this dance is called?
@@Neddoest Schiarazula marazula or Turkish branl. It has a lot of names. Ancient music but modern choreography. Favorite dance in many historic festivals
I absolutely love this video. I teach life skills to students with disabilities and it is the BEST way to teach team work and concentration. If one student gets off then it messes up the whole dance.
Hello everyone the title of the song is 'Schiarazula Marazula'
omg life saver thank u so much
Schiarazula marazula
This is the same type of dancing I did at my Serbian church! :D There were occasional cheerful shouts as part of some dances but I don't remember clapping. The music is also slightly different but it just makes me so happy watching this. :) And I really love the flowers in the middle!
The best part: the little people and the baby in the arm. Too cute.
Absolutely Love this! I'm learning it from this video, practicing every day, it calms my nerves and is actually stress relief. If your in Quarantine or have been sick, the best thing you can do is pick up a hobby that makes you happy❤️. I've had the corona and it's been a struggle, the symptoms come and go. When I feel better I try to do this dance to get my mind off stuff. Stay safe and dance on everyone❤️✝️💕💟🙏🙂
Have you heard of bardcore? Check out Beadle and the Bard
God bless you sister, in your quest to reconnect with our traditions and customs. Hail victory.
When I see a dance that speeds up like this I think of the Abrams brothers, filmmakers in the USA. They did a very irreverent but hilarious spin on this in a film of a funeral procession that I viewed at the Kentucky Fried Theater in Madison, Wisconsin while they and I were students there. I love the dance and it makes me chuckle.
Thank you for sharing this, we did this for Physical Education and we just love this medieval dance.
Kevin Greenwald I Hope You Enjoyed It 😊
@@barleylightfootfromonward1693 can you tell me the name of the song....pleaseeeee
@@luissimoes8768 Marazula
One of my favourite dances, it's so fun do it, especially in full kit
Beautiful! I would love to know the name of the music they are dancing to.
How wonderful, does anyone know what the music is called?
It's called 'schiarazula marazula'
Très jolie danse et belle musique gaie aussi 💚
it looks so simply yet so fun
The dance looks elegant!
From personal experience, this dance is funny when done in full armour.
This is the type of dances my music teacher made us do in elementary school
Please let me know the song playing in the video 😊 I'm holding an cultural event next month, I'd like to have this dance as a performance 😍😍
I grew up learning this dance at our local Renaissance Fair. I learned a slightly different variant of the dance though, and we got a lot faster by the end XD It's killing me that I can't remember the name...
@sagesaria I'm looking for the name too. If you remember, please let me know :-)
Branles maybe?
Schiarazula Marazula
The dance was probably the Korobushka, especially if the music reminded you of Tetris.
yo y mi grupo vamos a bailar esta musica con la coriografia , me encanto todo 💞🎶👍👏🤗😉👠📢📣🔔🎤🎼🎵📿💍👑👛😁😀😂😃😄😅😆😗😘😍😎😋😊😉😙😚☺🙂🤗😜😝🙃😏🤑😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😻😺😸😹😽👶👧👸👸👸👸👸👸👸👸👸👼👼👼👼👼👼👼👼👰👰💃💃💃💃💃💃🗣🗣🗣🗣
Me podrías decir el nombre de la canción?
Does anyone know the title of the music?
Skarazula Marazula
I was struggling to remember were I already heard that song, then I remembered "Io son la morte e porto corona" by Branduardi, it is a song based on that melody about defeating death through music
This is beautiful! What’s the name of the song please?
It's called 'schiarazula marazula'
Schiarazula marazuela??
Questo è il pezzo di Branduardi "Io sono la morte e porto corona"!!!This is Branduardi's piece "I am death and I wear a crown"!!!Das ist Branduardis Stück „Ich bin der Tod und ich trage eine Krone“!!!C'est la pièce de Branduardi "Je suis la mort et je porte une couronne" !!!Esta es la pieza de Branduardi "Soy la muerte y llevo una corona"!!!Essa é a peça de Branduardi "Eu sou a morte e uso uma coroa"!!!Это произведение Брандуарди "Я смерть и ношу корону"!!!
Quando vi esta musica pela primeira vez adoraria ideia decorei logo os passos !!!💞🎶👍👏🤗😉👠📢📣🔔🎤🎼🎵📿💍👑👛😁😀😂😃😄😅😆😗😘😍😎😋😊😉😙😚☺🙂🤗😜😝🙃😏🤑😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😻😺😸😹😽👶👧👸👸👸👸👸👸👸👸👸👼👼👼👼👼👼👼👼👰👰💃💃💃💃💃💃🗣🗣🗣🗣🎼🎵🎶🎶🎵🎼📣📯🎤🎤🎤🎤
This dance is nice you can make it faster each Turn and and add moves at later ages.
Edit: also you can make challenges with it who can't keep up get disqualified as the beat get faster the last remain wins.
Name is Schiarazula Marazula, a typical North East italian dance from medieval times.
Wonderful! What is the name of this piece?
Does this dance or song have a name?
Don't make me go medieval on your dance! ; )
👏👏👏👏👏👏 excelente, me encanta, divertido. Gracias.
Es muy bonito el baile. Me llamo Violeta Esmeralda Dubon Rivera viuda de Arias, y me pregunto si me pueden recomendar literatura sobre danzas mediavales para conocer de ellas.Buenas noches.
Beautiful, what song would this be?
I remember doing this dance it was a lot of fun
Finally a dance easy enough for me
so excited to use this. is there an instrumental version (without the clapping)?
What is the name of this music in Spotify?
me podrían decir de donde sacar la partitura de esta cancion? gracias
Can believe they got a video camera to record all this back then
The melody they dance is this one:The Medievals - Skarazula Marazula (official audio)?.
¿QUÉ MÚSICA ES? MUCHAS GRACIAS
Name of this dance, please? I tried it at a medieval festival in Peru, very funny
What fun! What's the name of the dance please?
After growing up line dancing this will be the hardest to follow cant wait
Bello, muy bello baile, felicidades
The kids loved it
😂😂 😂
What remembrance for this child !
Hi, from Barcelona.
I am a teacher and I need this musical theme to be able to perform this dance in my institute with my students. I have not been able to find out who plays this music. Can you help me? I need the audio urgently. We liked it a lot. Thank you.
Play this on 2x, it spices it up lmaooo
Can someon tell me what’s the title of the mediaval music
Do you already know the songs name? I need it to.
@@luissimoes8768 sadly no im been waiting for 2 weeks
Como se llama esta canción?
Who else forgot about seeing the cone hat the woman with the purple dress was wearing to constantly represent a princess
Reminds one of carol dance the young people enjoyed in Boccacio’s Decameron
Ive found the title of this song in the comments. But where can I find this song in the exact "slow to fast" speed?
BONJOUR je recherche le titre de la musique svp
This is really beautiful. I want to try this once
is this troubadour?
Anyone can tell me the name of this song?
MUSICA: schiarazula marazula
Can you please tell me the name of the dance or the song that it accompanies the dance? any more information will be very much apprecaited!!
What's is the name of this music?
Schiarazula Marazula
楽しくて、面白いダンス。
Whats the name of the melody?
Please tell, where can I fine this music track? I need to scholl:)))
Schiarazula Marazula
We learned this dance in music class!! It’s so fun!! Does anyone know the name of the song??
Schiarazula Marazula
What its the name of the song, please?
Hola! Me encantó la danza.!!! Tendrías otras para compartir, o recomendarme?
Soy fiscalizadora de danzas circulares y me interesan. Muchas gracias!!!
Busque "International Folk Dance Groups" en su país. A lo mejor encontrarás un grupo.
@@dscourrejou ¡Hola! Al parecer es una danza del Renacimiento, de los años 1400 o 1500. ¿No es así? Lo deduzco por el tipo de instrumentos y las vestimentas. ¿Me equivoco?
What song is this?
What is the title of the music, please?
Schiarazula Marazula
The dance music is from 16th c. Italy but the dance steps were choreographed by Tracie Brown in the 1970's under the pseudonym Signy Dimmridaela. She used examples such as the Maltese branle in Thoinot Arbeau’s "Orchesography" (published 1589) for inspiration.
¿Cuál es el título de la pieza que danzan? Gracias
Schiarazula Marazula.
como é o nome desta música?
Questa è la danza in fa diesis di branduardi, che riprende la danza macabra. Nata nel 1300, causa peste nera, rappresentata soprattutto al nord. Quest'antica danza è 1 girotondo, simile al sirtaki.
Can someone tell what is the name of that song? Please!
what kind of medieval dance is it?
Does anybody know name of the music?
it's called 'Marazula'
Thank god for the homies giving us soul
What is the name of this dance?
Fajnie że ludzie z poza reko tez tancza psuje to troszke moze poznawanie kultury swiata bez ciuchów rekonstrukcyjnych ale pozdrawiam sława
Thanks for this tutorial.
Schiarazula marazula Friulian dance, rearranged by Angelo Branduardi Ballo in fa diesis minore
I WANT TO LOOK LIKE THE PERSON IN RED SO BAD
What is the name of this song? I would love to try this out in one of my history classes!
Found it! It's called Schiarazula Marazula
Name of the music please!!