Riverdance - Russian Dervish/Morning in Macedonia
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@Thenrah Most definitely! A woman in any form of dance must be very strong. In a partnering situation a woman could have the strongest, most experienced partner, but if she has no core strength it won't go well. I think many people forget partnering is a team effort and just go "Omg! That man (or those men) is/are so strong!" but the women have to be equally strong
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Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Wow! The men looked mighty fine while dancing ;)
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Now this is real dancing, not that gross stuff that passes for dancing today.
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They make it look so easy o.O
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i wish i had the pose, stage presence and pressicion the girls have (my english is disastrous haha)
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Psh I'm an Irish dancer and I used to think ballet was totally not as hard, but now I TOTALLY admit that (esp. at the upper levels) it is JUST as hard, if not harder....... but I still love Irish most<3
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Fucking Class!!
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Yeah, im a junior tamburitzan, and my teacher is one of the best dancers in the world. And he agrees that russian is my strong point =P



They are all really strong. And I don't just mean the guys. The girls have to hold up their body weight and either hold still in a pose while the guys swing them, or they have to move themselves around while in the air. Trust me, that is hard and takes a whole lotta core strength.
Thenrah 2 years ago 14
My favorite part of riverdance!
The first part of this dance sounds more Macedonian than russian. The rhythm is 15/16 (counted 2+2+2+2+3+2+2)
and the introduction features the gadulka a bowed instrument used throughout the balkans.
drgabrielsoileau 2 years ago 5