It is an ancient Greek dance called pirihios,a war dance,in fact it means any of you can see in history sites or books about this dance.The turks came in anatolia 1000 yars ago,we Greeks stand there over 3000 years,even search in music, mixolidikos rythm e.t.c
@@turgaymemedov283 Ne çalması....zaten onların dı. Türklerde böyle oyun ve folklor söz konusu bile değildir. Bizde halay, seymenler ve zeybekler vardir. Halay derken hepside değil ha...bazıları Kürtlere ve Süryanilerede aittir, yöreye diktat edin.
@@turgaymemedov283 Siz navah historiasizi okuyacaksz BIZ .SIZ BIR Biz da karadenizlixBiz kacdk oralardan Siz kaldiz musliman olduz.isminarizi degisdz Ama xoron .kemencei unutmadz Dili unutuz Bu sez Xoron ---bu rum.yunan soz .yani oyun .oynamak
this is knife horon. İt is playing in Trabzon. İt was playing in Trabzon for 1000 maybe 2000,.. years. İt is played by pontus who were living trabzon and Turks. But O know kemençe is armenian instrument. Anatolia is the most important cultured area so many culture mixed.
+Olga “Dimitriou” Ath what book Olga?that modern Greeks are still ancient Hellenes...Dont you see,all modern Greek treasure is Turkish,music,kitchen,folk..
You are talking with someone that is gratuaded in southern-east Europe issues,Turks had culture(Arabic) before their conquests in Anatolia,Balkan.Your Greek voice,is clearly the complexity toward the Ottomans.Did the Ottomans take anything by Romans,of course they did,to say the have stolen,is pretty much.Ottman administration was more advanced than some Western counties.
Thomas Thoo this is a Pontic Greek dance...the macheria. knife dance....take note, the diamond shaped shield worn off belt. it has the Constantinople patent! these boys are Byzantine... Macedonians! they are dancing the Serra. also, Turk Muslims do not dance with women!
Thomas Thoo my ancestors are from Trebizond...go back further... Thessaloniki area. I'm Macedonian... Byzantine... pontic Greek.. American! Homer mentions this dance in his writings. at least I think it was Homer..could be another smart dude. the pontic Greek are the only Greek tribe who have kept the Serra as it was back in ancient days. I can tell you everything about this one.... because my parents taught it to us as soon as we walked. the tik..was the first lesson...then it gets more complicated.
The Pyrrhichios dance ("Pyrrhic dance"; Ancient Greek: πυρρίχιος or πυρρίχη,[1] but often misspelled as πυρρίχειος or πυρήχειος) was the best known war dance of the Greeks. It was probably of Dorian origin and practiced at first solely as a training for war. Overview Edit Plato (Leges, 815a) describes it as imitating by quick movements the ways in which blows and darts are to be avoided and also the modes in which an enemy is to be attacked. It was dance to the sound of the aulos; it's time was quick and light, as is also shewn by the metric foot called pyrrhic.[2] It was described by Xenophon in his work the Anabasis. In that work he writes that at a festival was held in Trapezus to celebrate the arrival of his troops in the city. The following is the part in which the pyrrhic dance is mentioned: "A Mysian who saw that they were amazed, retorted by persuading one of the Arcadians who had acquired a dancing girl to dress her in the finest costume he could, fit her with a light shield and bring her on to give a graceful performance of the “Pyrrhic” dance. Thereupon there was a roar of applause, and the Paphlagonians asked if the Greek women also fought side by side with their men. The Greeks answered that these were the very women who had routed the king from his camp" Also Homer refers to Pyrrihios and describes how Achilles danced it around the burning funeral of Patroclos. The dance was loved in all of Greece and especially the Spartans considered it a kind of light war training and so they taught the dance to their children while still young. See also
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Selam olsun kardeslerimize Toruldan selam horona selam
Pitsak horon( masieria)
omg as a albanian i love this so much greeeting i from kosovo to greek real brothers
It is an ancient Greek dance called pirihios,a war dance,in fact it means any of you can see in history sites or books about this dance.The turks came in anatolia 1000 yars ago,we Greeks stand there over 3000 years,even search in music, mixolidikos rythm e.t.c
@Apostolos Ginnakidis ΤΟΥΡΚΟ. ΕΞΑΦΑΝΙΣΟΥ .
,BRAVO, mono tragoudia oubegaet, esis Nadal BG tragoudia, xoro😮❤ souper, mouzika nloxa,bravo xoretikes❤❤❤
Υπέροχα το χορευτικά. Ένα μεγάλο μπράβο!!!!
Μπραβο! Ευγε!🔥
brilliant 🤩
Μπράβο σας παιδία τι ράτσα μουν το τεμέτερων να μην χάνωμαι!!!
Μπράβω τα παλικάρια να ζηση ο πόντος και ολοι η Ελλαδα μας
Μπράβο στα παιδιά μπράβο στον δάσκαλο τελειος
Πολύ συγκινητικό !!!
Δεν είμαι Πόντια αλλά σας. Γουστάρω
Ζήτω ο Πόντος
Great horon my dear neighbours
ΑΠΟ ΠΕΙΡΑΙΑ ΜΠΡΑΒΟ ΣΕ ΑΥΤΑ ΤΑ ΠΑΙΔΙΑ. ΟΛΟΙ ΜΑΖΙ ΓΙΑ ΤΗΝ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ.
ΕΧΩ ΑΝΑΤΡΙΧΙΑΣΕΙ!!!!!
Μπράβο παιδιά εμάς έπικαν καί εφεκαμε τα χορούς και τα μουχαπετια στην Ελλάδα και σιν ξενητηαν κρατητεν την παράδοση και πάλι πολλά μπράβο
ΤΕΛΕΙΟ
PONTOS THE BEST MUSIC STO KOSMO
Yok birbirimizden farkimiz biz ayniyiz
Elbette
Ζήτω ο πόντος
Hellas i Love you!
❤❤❤ΖΗΤΩ Ο ΠΟΝΤΟΣ!🙏🙏🙏🙏
🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷😀😀😀
❤❤❤❤
O pontos zei xeritismous apo ti sodeia
ohhhh. I love the tribes costumes! this pontic Greek (Trebizond) says:
Long live the Pontic!
Macedonians Rule!
Well they haven't lived long have they?
@@altaistein they lost everything including their culture to the enemy 😂
δακρυσα....
Λελέβωσας ποντιοπούλια ευλογημένα
Δεν γεννήθηκαν στην Ελλάδα, είναι όμως Έλληνες !!!
Sürmene bıçak horonu
ΝΑ ΖΗΣΕΙ Ο ΠΟΝΤΟΣ
Please, can somebody tell me what the name of the dance/music is when it changes at 3:31?
Thank you, Giannis!
kotsari
Hayde uşaklar karadenize horona yıkıl yıkıl
Trabzon Bıçak Horonu !
Mehmet Esay English or Greek .
Gardaš bunlar kara deninzin tüm kültürünü çalmıšlar
Yok hele kardaş. Bu oyun aslen bunlara aittir. Karadenizlilerin hepsi Pontus Bizanslı ve Laz Gürcü ırkındandır.
@@turgaymemedov283 Ne çalması....zaten onların dı. Türklerde böyle oyun ve folklor söz konusu bile değildir. Bizde halay, seymenler ve zeybekler vardir. Halay derken hepside değil ha...bazıları Kürtlere ve Süryanilerede aittir, yöreye diktat edin.
@@turgaymemedov283 Siz navah historiasizi okuyacaksz BIZ .SIZ BIR
Biz da karadenizlixBiz kacdk oralardan Siz kaldiz musliman olduz.isminarizi degisdz Ama xoron .kemencei unutmadz Dili unutuz Bu sez Xoron ---bu rum.yunan soz .yani oyun .oynamak
this is knife horon. İt is playing in Trabzon. İt was playing in Trabzon for 1000 maybe 2000,.. years. İt is played by pontus who were living trabzon and Turks. But O know kemençe is armenian instrument. Anatolia is the most important cultured area so many culture mixed.
Confusion in your brain... Kemence is Greek instrument
Lyra is the medieval violin of the Roman orthodox Empire.
τεμετερον εισαι
It's a mixture of Persian-Turkish culture....
teddy medolli lol Pyrric dance is Ancient Greek you moron
Pyrric dance...you don't say...
+Olga “Dimitriou” Ath what book Olga?that modern Greeks are still ancient Hellenes...Dont you see,all modern Greek treasure is Turkish,music,kitchen,folk..
teddy medolli there's no turkish culture, turks have borrowed (or stolen, if you wish) Greek Rum culture.
You are talking with someone that is gratuaded in southern-east Europe issues,Turks had culture(Arabic) before their conquests in Anatolia,Balkan.Your Greek voice,is clearly the complexity toward the Ottomans.Did the Ottomans take anything by Romans,of course they did,to say the have stolen,is pretty much.Ottman administration was more advanced than some Western counties.
this is not Greek dance this is Turkish χρυση αυγη εδω
ante geia re tourkala
Thomas Thoo this is a Pontic Greek dance...the macheria. knife dance....take note, the diamond shaped shield worn off belt. it has the Constantinople patent! these boys are Byzantine... Macedonians! they are dancing the Serra. also, Turk Muslims do not dance with women!
H Pn im Greek macedonian from pella the anciend village from alexander the great
Thomas Thoo my ancestors are from Trebizond...go back further... Thessaloniki area. I'm Macedonian... Byzantine... pontic Greek.. American!
Homer mentions this dance in his writings. at least I think it was Homer..could be another smart dude. the pontic Greek are the only Greek tribe who have kept the Serra as it was back in ancient days. I can tell you everything about this one.... because my parents taught it to us as soon as we walked. the tik..was the first lesson...then it gets more complicated.
Καθαρά ποντιακός χορός
greek??? HAHAHAHA This looks just like TURKISH HALAY or HORON
ti les re pou einai tourkikos xoros
You are a bastard !!! This is greek for greeks and turkish for bastards !!!
The Pyrrhichios dance ("Pyrrhic dance"; Ancient Greek: πυρρίχιος or πυρρίχη,[1] but often misspelled as πυρρίχειος or πυρήχειος) was the best known war dance of the Greeks. It was probably of Dorian origin and practiced at first solely as a training for war.
Overview Edit
Plato (Leges, 815a) describes it as imitating by quick movements the ways in which blows and darts are to be avoided and also the modes in which an enemy is to be attacked. It was dance to the sound of the aulos; it's time was quick and light, as is also shewn by the metric foot called pyrrhic.[2]
It was described by Xenophon in his work the Anabasis. In that work he writes that at a festival was held in Trapezus to celebrate the arrival of his troops in the city. The following is the part in which the pyrrhic dance is mentioned:
"A Mysian who saw that they were amazed, retorted by persuading one of the Arcadians who had acquired a dancing girl to dress her in the finest costume he could, fit her with a light shield and bring her on to give a graceful performance of the “Pyrrhic” dance. Thereupon there was a roar of applause, and the Paphlagonians asked if the Greek women also fought side by side with their men. The Greeks answered that these were the very women who had routed the king from his camp"
Also Homer refers to Pyrrihios and describes how Achilles danced it around the burning funeral of Patroclos. The dance was loved in all of Greece and especially the Spartans considered it a kind of light war training and so they taught the dance to their children while still young.
See also
Νο is pontos or honor
+Serkan Türkoğlu
Simple facts:
HORON is a Greek word (χορός), means dance!
The dance is Greek!
And you are uneducated!