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Larry: A couple lins

2025-09-10T19:58:54Z

A couple lins

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	\| Adir Adirim \|\| [[Gadi Bitton]] \|\| 2018		\| Adir Adirim \|\| [[Gadi Bitton]] \|\| 2018
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	\| Chad Gadya \|\| [[Tamir Shalev]] \|\| 2016		\| [[Chad Gadya]] \|\| [[Tamir Shalev]] \|\| 2016
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	\| Debka Keff \|\| [[Moshe Eskayo]] \|\| 1994		\| [[Debka Keff]] \|\| [[Moshe Eskayo]] \|\| 1994
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	\| Pikchi Einayich \|\| [[Shmulik Gov Ari]] \|\| 1994		\| Pikchi Einayich \|\| [[Shmulik Gov Ari]] \|\| 1994

Larry: Correct spelling: Swissa

2025-04-20T00:09:01Z

Correct spelling: Swissa

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	! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year		! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year
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	\| Debka Eilon \|\| [[Ilan ~~Swisa~~]] \|\| 2013		\| Debka Eilon \|\| [[Ilan Swissa]] \|\| 2013
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	\|}		\|}

Larry: Tarbouka in no-repeats

2023-04-21T21:19:12Z

Tarbouka in no-repeats

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	==1. No Repetition==		==1. No Repetition==

	An interesting sequence is a dance that '''''never''''' repeats itself. Some of the components may repeat immediately (local repetition) but there is no global repetition at all. ~~Currently there are only two dances in this list:~~		An interesting sequence is a dance that '''''never''''' repeats itself. Some of the components may repeat immediately (local repetition) but there is no global repetition at all.

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	\| Shvatim \|\| [[Michael Barzelai]] \|\| 2019		\| Shvatim \|\| [[Michael Barzelai]] \|\| 2019
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			\| Tarbouka (Darbouka) \|\| [[Shmulik Gov-Ari]] \|\| 1995
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	\|}		\|}

Larry: Category Dances

2022-06-08T02:49:52Z

Category Dances

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	These dances have additional parts added each time through the music, so each repetition is longer than the previous one. Such a dance (or poem, etc.) is called ''rhopalic'' from the Greek ''ρόπαλο'' meaning ''club'', a weapon that gets longer from one end to the other.		These dances have additional parts added each time through the music, so each repetition is longer than the previous one. Such a dance (or poem, etc.) is called ''rhopalic'' from the Greek ''ρόπαλο'' meaning ''club'', a weapon that gets longer from one end to the other.

			[[Category:Dances]]
	[[Category:Dance Lists]]		[[Category:Dance Lists]]

Larry: rhopalic

2022-01-05T01:14:34Z

rhopalic

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	These dances have additional parts added each time through the music, so each repetition is longer than the previous one		These dances have additional parts added each time through the music, so each repetition is longer than the previous one. Such a dance (or poem, etc.) is called ''rhopalic'' from the Greek ''ρόπαλο'' meaning ''club'', a weapon that gets longer from one end to the other.

	[[Category:Dance Lists]]		[[Category:Dance Lists]]

Larry: Link Yakalelo and Echad; unlink multiple links for Gadi Bitton

2021-12-16T05:16:44Z

Link Yakalelo and Echad; unlink multiple links for Gadi Bitton

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	\| Rikud Leili \|\| [[Ohad Atia]] \|\| 2015		\| Rikud Leili \|\| [[Ohad Atia]] \|\| 2015
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	\| Shir Hamayim \|\| [[Gadi Bitton]] \|\| 2015		\| Shir Hamayim \|\| Gadi Bitton \|\| 2015
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	\| Ansi Dize La Novia \|\| [[Mitch Ginsburgh]] \|\| 2013		\| Ansi Dize La Novia \|\| [[Mitch Ginsburgh]] \|\| 2013
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	\| Echad \|\| [[Gadi Bitton]] \|\| 2004		\| [[Echad]] \|\| Gadi Bitton \|\| 2004
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	\| Ein Makom Acher \|\| [[Gadi Bitton]] \|\| 2010		\| Ein Makom Acher \|\| Gadi Bitton \|\| 2010
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	\| Yakalelo \|\| [[Eyal Eliyahu]] \|\| 1999		\| [[Yakalelo]] \|\| [[Eyal Eliyahu]] \|\| 1999
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	\|}		\|}

Aaron: /* 4. Miscellaneous */

2021-11-01T20:57:38Z

4. Miscellaneous

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	\| Ansi Dize La Novia \|\| [[Mitch Ginsburgh]] \|\| 2013		\| Ansi Dize La Novia \|\| [[Mitch Ginsburgh]] \|\| 2013
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	\| Echad \|\| [[Gadi Bitton]] \|\| 2004		\| Echad \|\| [[Gadi Bitton]] \|\| 2004
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	\| Ein Makom Acher \|\| [[Gadi Bitton]] \|\| 2010		\| Ein Makom Acher \|\| [[Gadi Bitton]] \|\| 2010
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	\| Yakalelo \|\| [[Eyal Eliyahu]] \|\| 1999		\| Yakalelo \|\| [[Eyal Eliyahu]] \|\| 1999
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Aaron: /* 4. Miscellaneous */

2021-11-01T20:56:56Z

4. Miscellaneous

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	Whether there are repeats depends on the recording, and there are several popular versions. The dance was choreographed and usually done as 1,transition,1,transition,2,2. Some are 1,1,2,2 without the transition. Others are 1,2,1,2.		Whether there are repeats depends on the recording, and there are several popular versions. The dance was choreographed and usually done as 1,transition,1,transition,2,2. Some are 1,1,2,2 without the transition. Others are 1,2,1,2.

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			! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year
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			\| Ansi Dize La Novia \|\| [[Mitch Ginsburgh]] \|\| 2013
			\| Echad \|\| [[Gadi Bitton]] \|\| 2004
			\| Ein Makom Acher \|\| [[Gadi Bitton]] \|\| 2010
			\| Yakalelo \|\| [[Eyal Eliyahu]] \|\| 1999
			\|-
			\|}
			These dances have additional parts added each time through the music, so each repetition is longer than the previous one

	[[Category:Dance Lists]]		[[Category:Dance Lists]]

Foxbytes: added Called dances, removed Zachariya

2021-04-09T02:35:01Z

added Called dances, removed Zachariya

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	==3. Miscellaneous==		==3. Called Dances ==
			The sequence is not set. A [[called dances \| called dance]] is one where a leader controls the dance by signaling the upcoming steps.

			See [[called dances \| called dance]] for the five dances listed there.

			==4. Miscellaneous==
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	! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year		! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year
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	Noam Hatzlilim has four short transitions, and one long one. Often a choreographer edits the music of a dance in order to accommodate their choreography. Typically this editing is done to remove extraneous notes that simply don't fit or would require transitions. In this dance it does not appear that the choreographer did any editing of the music, with the result that four short transitions are required in addition to a long one. It is somewhat challenging to remember the order of the transitions, but the effect is actually esthetically pleasing in that the music flows nicely and the short transitions match the music very well.		Noam Hatzlilim has four short transitions, and one long one. Often a choreographer edits the music of a dance in order to accommodate their choreography. Typically this editing is done to remove extraneous notes that simply don't fit or would require transitions. In this dance it does not appear that the choreographer did any editing of the music, with the result that four short transitions are required in addition to a long one. It is somewhat challenging to remember the order of the transitions, but the effect is actually esthetically pleasing in that the music flows nicely and the short transitions match the music very well.

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	~~! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year~~
	\|-
	~~\| [[Zakariya]] \|\| Moshiko Halevy \|\| 1977~~
	\|-
	\|}
	~~The number of repetitions is not set as the line leader decides, at each point, which of the dance's three figures the line should dance next. See details at [[Zakariya]].~~

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Foxbytes: added Dror Yikra

2021-03-04T22:24:08Z

added Dror Yikra

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	! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year		! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year
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	\| Machol Gruzini \|\| Moshiko Halevi \|\| 1991		\| Machol Gruzini \|\| [[Moshiko Halevi]] \|\| 1991
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	\| Shvatim \|\| Michael Barzelai \|\| 2019		\| Shvatim \|\| [[Michael Barzelai]] \|\| 2019
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	! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year		! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year
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	\| Adir Adirim \|\| Gadi Bitton \|\| 2018		\| Adir Adirim \|\| [[Gadi Bitton]] \|\| 2018
	\|-		\|-
	\| Chad Gadya \|\| Tamir Shalev \|\| 2016		\| Chad Gadya \|\| [[Tamir Shalev]] \|\| 2016
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	\| Debka Keff \|\| Moshe Eskayo \|\| 1994		\| Debka Keff \|\| [[Moshe Eskayo]] \|\| 1994
	\|-		\|-
	\| Pikchi Einayich \|\| Shmulik Gov Ari \|\| 1994		\| Pikchi Einayich \|\| [[Shmulik Gov Ari]] \|\| 1994
	\|-		\|-
	\| Rikud Leili \|\| Ohad Atia \|\| 2015		\| Rikud Leili \|\| [[Ohad Atia]] \|\| 2015
	\|-		\|-
	\| Shir Hamayim \|\| Gadi Bitton \|\| 2015		\| Shir Hamayim \|\| [[Gadi Bitton]] \|\| 2015
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	\|}		\|}
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	! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year		! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year
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	\| Debka Eilon \|\| Ilan Swisa \|\| 2013		\| Debka Eilon \|\| [[Ilan Swisa]] \|\| 2013
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	\|}		\|}
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	! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year		! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year
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	\| Noam Hatzlilim \|\| Ofer Tzofi \|\| 2017		\| Noam Hatzlilim \|\| [[Ofer Tzofi]] \|\| 2017
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	! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year		! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year
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	\| [[Zakariya]] \|\| [[Moshiko Halevy]] \|\| 1977		\| [[Zakariya]] \|\| Moshiko Halevy \|\| 1977
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	The first part is done three times, the second four times, and the third once. The same sequence repeats until the end of the music.		The first part is done three times, the second four times, and the third once. The same sequence repeats until the end of the music.

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			! Dance Name !! Choreographer !! Year
			\|-
			\| [[Dror Yikra]] \|\| [[Eliyahu Gamliel]] \|\| 1970
			\|-
			\|}
			Whether there are repeats depends on the recording, and there are several popular versions. The dance was choreographed and usually done as 1,transition,1,transition,2,2. Some are 1,1,2,2 without the transition. Others are 1,2,1,2.


	[[Category:Dance Lists]]		[[Category:Dance Lists]]