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Unusual Meters

2015-01-14T14:03:13Z

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On this page you can find a collection of dances to songs with unusual meter, loosely grouped by the number of beats in a measure.
For our purposes "usual" means measures of three, four, or six beats, grouped in phrases of two, four, six, or eight bars.

==== Five ====

* [[Machur Al Yevani]], except that each phrase in the first part has a measure of 4 at the end
* [[Zemer Ikarim]]

==== Seven ====

* [[Darbashiya]], except a single measure of 5 near the end
* [[Mishal]], first part has measures 7-7-7-7-2. This describes the dance. The music is 6-6-6-6-6.
* [[Reiach Tapuach]]
* [[Halleluyah L'Gal]]

==== Nine ====

* [[Isha Al HaChof]]

==== Ten ====

* [[Ya Raya]]: Not two fives, but 4-6

==== Combinations ====

* [[Shiru HaShir]]: First part has a measure of 7 followed by a measure of 8 (second part entirely in 4)
* [[Anavai]]: Second part has a measure of 9 followed by a measure of 8 (first part entirely in 4)
* [[Vaynikeyhu]]: First part has phrases with measures in 4-4-4-2, second part's phrases are 5-5-5-4
* [[Uzi]]: First part in 7, second part in 6
* [[Shir HaHaflagah]]: Eight phrases, with counts 10-12-9-11-13-12-13-12 (dance fits in a very complex way)
* [[Nitsanim Niru Ba'arets]]: First part alternates measures of 6 and 7, second part is measures of 4
* [[Hora Mamtera]]: First part is in 6, the rest is in 4
* [[HaChinanit]]: First part in 4, second part in 4 and 5
* [[Gozi Li]]: First part is in 7, second part in 8
* [[Yalel Ha'awa]]: The music is in regular 4/4 meter, but, part 1 has 18 counts, part 2 has 16 counts, and part 3 has 18 counts. Given that the dance is lead, it has very unpredictable phrases and ending.

==== Usual with Variations ====

* [[HaRishut]]: First three parts have phrases of 4 measures of 4 beats, last part's phrases are 2-4-4-4-4-2
* [[HaShual]]: In 4, but with an occasional measure of 3
* [[Shibbolei Paz]]: Three phrases with measures 4-4-4-2, one phrase with 4-4-4-3
* [[Mezarei Yisrael]]: First part has phrases in 3-3-4, second part all in 4 with two beats missing at the end
* [[Na'ari Shuva Elai]]: the first part has the phrasing of 7-7-8-8-2, the rest of the dance is in 8s
* [[Mor V'Kinamon]]: First part is 6-6-6-5, second part is 8-7-8-8

==== Unusual Phrases ====

* [[Tikvateinu]]: Entirely in 4, but first part has phrases of seven measures

==== Seemingly Unusual but actually completely or near-completely usual (don't be fooled!) ====

* [[Eretz Yisrael Yaffa]]: Entirely in 3, with a single extra beat in the penultimate measure (the extra step, in counterpoint, is added to the last measure)
* [[Et HaGeshem]]: Entirely in 3, with a single extra beat in the first phrase
* [[VaYiven Uziyahu]]: Entirely in 4, with an extra measure of 2 in the second part
* [[Shir Al Ets]]: Entirely in phrases of 4 measures, 3 beats each
* [[Sovev Galgal]]: Entirely in 6

[[Category:Dances]]

Dances with a step for every count

2015-01-14T13:57:15Z

Rakdance: /* Couples */

List of dances that have a one step for every count of the dance only, throughout the whole of the dance. There are no cha-cha steps, double-steps, holds, touches, closes, or any other changes of weight, outside of the normal beats of the song. Waltzes and 3/4 time dances do count if they follow the pattern, and sway-sway steps are included.

== List of Dances ==

=== Circles ===

* [[Tzadik Ktamar]]
* [[Zemer Nugeh]]
* [[Od Me'at Yachlof]]
* [[Mi Yiten Ve'Amen]]

=== Couples ===

* [[Shir Leyom Chulin]]
* [[Yad Ktana]]
* [[Basadot Hayerukim]]
* [[Le'il Stav]]
* [[Ad Bechi]]
* [[Leyerushalayim Halachti]]
* [[Ne'imat Hamidbar]]
* [[Ahava Leilit]]
* [[Ad Kama Ahavtich]]
* [[Cholemet]]
* [[Shir Eres Negbi]]
* [[Vals Agur Hazahav]]
* [[Shav Ani Elayich]]
* [[Harimon]]
* [[Agadat Hamapuchit]]
* [[Slichot]]
* [[Lalechet]]
* [[Ani Eten Lach]]

== Regular Rhythm Dances ==
Sometimes the dance does have holds and changes of weight, but, follows a regular rhythm throughout the dance.

* [[Lu]]
* [[Halaila Tov Le'Ahava]]

Dances with a step for every count

2015-01-14T13:53:12Z

Rakdance: /* Circles */

List of dances that have a one step for every count of the dance only, throughout the whole of the dance. There are no cha-cha steps, double-steps, holds, touches, closes, or any other changes of weight, outside of the normal beats of the song. Waltzes and 3/4 time dances do count if they follow the pattern, and sway-sway steps are included.

== List of Dances ==

=== Circles ===

* [[Tzadik Ktamar]]
* [[Zemer Nugeh]]
* [[Od Me'at Yachlof]]
* [[Mi Yiten Ve'Amen]]

=== Couples ===

* [[Shir Leyom Chulin]]
* [[Yad Ktana]]
* [[Basadot Hayerukim]]
* [[Le'il Stav]]
* [[Ad Bechi]]
* [[Leyerushalayim Halachti]]
* [[Ne'imat Hamidbar]]
* [[Ahava Leilit]]
* [[Ad Kama Ahavtich]]
* [[Cholemet]]
* [[Shir Eres Negbi]]
* [[Vals Agur Hazahav]]
* [[Shav Ani Elayich]]
* [[Harimon]]
* [[Agadat Hamapuchit]]
* [[Chof Shaket]]
* [[Slichot]]
* [[Lalechet]]
* [[Ani Eten Lach]]

== Regular Rhythm Dances ==
Sometimes the dance does have holds and changes of weight, but, follows a regular rhythm throughout the dance.

* [[Lu]]
* [[Halaila Tov Le'Ahava]]

Dances with a step for every count

2014-01-18T12:49:46Z

Rakdance:

List of dances that have a one step for every count of the dance only, throughout the whole of the dance. There are no cha-cha steps, double-steps, holds, touches, closes, or any other changes of weight, outside of the normal beats of the song. Waltzes and 3/4 time dances do count if they follow the pattern, and sway-sway steps are included.

== List of Dances ==

=== Circles ===

* [[Lo Ahavti Dai]] -- I disagree. There is a hop-step, step, hop-step, step on beats and-9, 10, and-11, 12 in the second part. Gary
* [[Tzadik Ktamar]]
* [[Zemer Nugeh]]
* [[Od Me'at Yachlof]]
* [[Mi Yiten Ve'Amen]]

=== Couples ===

* [[Shir Leyom Chulin]]
* [[Yad Ktana]]
* [[Basadot Hayerukim]]
* [[Le'il Stav]]
* [[Ad Bechi]]
* [[Leyerushalayim Halachti]]
* [[Ne'imat Hamidbar]]
* [[Ahava Leilit]]
* [[Ad Kama Ahavtich]]
* [[Cholemet]]
* [[Shir Eres Negbi]]
* [[Vals Agur Hazahav]]
* [[Shav Ani Elayich]]
* [[Harimon]]
* [[Agadat Hamapuchit]]
* [[Chof Shaket]]
* [[Slichot]]
* [[Lalechet]]

== Regular Rhythm Dances ==
Sometimes the dance does have holds and changes of weight, but, follows a regular rhythm throughout the dance.

* [[Lu]]
* [[Halaila Tov Le'Ahava]]

Halaila Tov Le'Ahava

2013-12-15T17:07:31Z

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{{AussieDance|208}}

[[Category:Dances]]

Dances with a step for every count

2013-12-15T17:06:39Z

Rakdance: /* Regular Rhythm Dances */

List of dances that have a one step for every count of the dance only, throughout the whole of the dance. There are no cha-cha steps, double-steps, holds, touches, closes, or any other changes of weight, outside of the normal beats of the song. Waltzes and 3/4 time dances do count if they follow the pattern, and sway-sway steps are included.

== List of Dances ==

=== Circles ===

* [[Lo Ahavti Dai]]
* [[Tzadik Ktamar]]
* [[Zemer Nugeh]]
* [[Od Me'at Yachlof]]
* [[Mi Yiten Ve'Amen]]

=== Couples ===

* [[Shir Leyom Chulin]]
* [[Yad Ktana]]
* [[Basadot Hayerukim]]
* [[Le'il Stav]]
* [[Ad Bechi]]
* [[Leyerushalayim Halachti]]
* [[Ne'imat Hamidbar]]
* [[Ahava Leilit]]
* [[Ad Kama Ahavtich]]
* [[Cholemet]]
* [[Shir Eres Negbi]]
* [[Vals Agur Hazahav]]
* [[Shav Ani Elayich]]
* [[Harimon]]
* [[Agadat Hamapuchit]]
* [[Chof Shaket]]
* [[Slichot]]
* [[Lalechet]]

== Regular Rhythm Dances ==
Sometimes the dance does have holds and changes of weight, but, follow a regular rhythm throughout the dance.

* [[Lu]]
* [[Halaila Tov Le'Ahava]]

Echad

2013-12-15T13:15:14Z

Rakdance:

==== Anecdotes ====

The [[MIT Folk Dance Club]] uses various recordings of this dance in which not all stanzas appear, because otherwise the dance is too damn long! The most popular is the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_number "Fibonacci"] Echad containing only stanzas 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, and 13. This version was played, appropriately, at 11:23 PM on May 8, 2013.

==== References ====

{{AussieDance|668}}

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Od Me'at Yachlof

2013-12-15T13:09:14Z

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{{AussieDance|4903}}

[[Category:Dances]]

Dances with a step for every count

2013-12-15T13:08:29Z

Rakdance: /* Couples */

List of dances that have a one step for every count of the dance only, throughout the whole of the dance. There are no cha-cha steps, double-steps, holds, touches, closes, or any other changes of weight, outside of the normal beats of the song. Waltzes and 3/4 time dances do count if they follow the pattern, and sway-sway steps are included.

== List of Dances ==

=== Circles ===

* [[Lo Ahavti Dai]]
* [[Tzadik Ktamar]]
* [[Zemer Nugeh]]
* [[Od Me'at Yachlof]]
* [[Mi Yiten Ve'Amen]]

=== Couples ===

* [[Shir Leyom Chulin]]
* [[Yad Ktana]]
* [[Basadot Hayerukim]]
* [[Le'il Stav]]
* [[Ad Bechi]]
* [[Leyerushalayim Halachti]]
* [[Ne'imat Hamidbar]]
* [[Ahava Leilit]]
* [[Ad Kama Ahavtich]]
* [[Cholemet]]
* [[Shir Eres Negbi]]
* [[Vals Agur Hazahav]]
* [[Shav Ani Elayich]]
* [[Harimon]]
* [[Agadat Hamapuchit]]
* [[Chof Shaket]]
* [[Slichot]]
* [[Lalechet]]

== Regular Rhythm Dances ==
Sometimes the dance does have holds and changes of weight, but, follow a regular rhythm throughout the dance.

* [[Lu]]

Chof Shaket

2013-12-15T13:02:47Z

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{{AussieDance|1080}}

[[Category:Dances]]

Mi Yiten Ve'Amen

2013-12-15T13:00:45Z

Rakdance:

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[[Category:Dances]]

Mi Yiten Ve'Amen

2013-12-15T12:59:30Z

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Dances with a step for every count

2013-12-15T12:58:02Z

Rakdance: /* Couples */

List of dances that have a one step for every count of the dance only, throughout the whole of the dance. There are no cha-cha steps, double-steps, holds, touches, closes, or any other changes of weight, outside of the normal beats of the song. Waltzes and 3/4 time dances do count if they follow the pattern, and sway-sway steps are included.

== List of Dances ==

=== Circles ===

* [[Lo Ahavti Dai]]
* [[Tzadik Ktamar]]
* [[Zemer Nugeh]]
* [[Od Me'at Yachlof]]
* [[Mi Yiten Ve'Amen]]

=== Couples ===

* [[Shir Leyom Chulin]]
* [[Yad Ktana]]
* [[Basadot Hayerukim]]
* [[Le'il Stav]]
* [[Ad Bechi]]
* [[Leyerushalayim Halachti]]
* [[Ne'imat Hamidbar]]
* [[Ahava Leilit]]
* [[Ad Kama Ahavtich]]
* [[Cholemet]]
* [[Shir Eres Negbi]]
* [[Vals Agur Hazahav]]
* [[Shav Ani Elayich]]
* [[Harimon]]
* [[Agadat Hamapuchit]]
* [[Chof Shaket]]
* [[Slichot]]

== Regular Rhythm Dances ==
Sometimes the dance does have holds and changes of weight, but, follow a regular rhythm throughout the dance.

* [[Lu]]

Dances with a step for every count

2013-12-15T12:56:34Z

Rakdance:

List of dances that have a one step for every count of the dance only, throughout the whole of the dance. There are no cha-cha steps, double-steps, holds, touches, closes, or any other changes of weight, outside of the normal beats of the song. Waltzes and 3/4 time dances do count if they follow the pattern, and sway-sway steps are included.

== List of Dances ==

=== Circles ===

* [[Lo Ahavti Dai]]
* [[Tzadik Ktamar]]
* [[Zemer Nugeh]]
* [[Od Me'at Yachlof]]
* [[Mi Yiten Ve'Amen]]

=== Couples ===

* [[Shir Leyom Chulin]]
* [[Yad Ktana]]
* [[Basadot Hayerukim]]
* [[Le'il Stav]]
* [[Ad Bechi]]
* [[Leyerushalayim Halachti]]
* [[Ne'imat Hamidbar]]
* [[Ahava Leilit]]
* [[Ad Kama Ahavtich]]
* [[Cholemet]]
* [[Shir Eres Negbi]]
* [[Vals Agur Hazahav]]
* [[Shav Ani Elayich]]
* [[Harimon]]
* [[Agadat Hamapuchit]]
* [[Chof Shaket]]

== Regular Rhythm Dances ==
Sometimes the dance does have holds and changes of weight, but, follow a regular rhythm throughout the dance.

* [[Lu]]

Dances with a step for every count

2013-12-15T12:47:45Z

Rakdance: /* Circles */

List of dances that have a one step for every count of the dance only, throughout the whole of the dance. There are no cha-cha steps, double-steps, holds, touches, closes, or any other changes of weight, outside of the normal beats of the song. Waltzes and 3/4 time dances do count if they follow the pattern, and sway-sway steps are included.

== List of Dances ==

=== Circles ===

* [[Lo Ahavti Dai]]
* [[Tzadik Ktamar]]
* [[Zemer Nugeh]]
* [[Od Me'at Yachlof]]
* [[Mi Yiten Ve'Amen]]

=== Couples ===

* [[Shir Leyom Chulin]]
* [[Yad Ktana]]
* [[Basadot Hayerukim]]
* [[Le'il Stav]]
* [[Ad Bechi]]
* [[Leyerushalayim Halachti]]
* [[Ne'imat Hamidbar]]
* [[Ahava Leilit]]
* [[Ad Kama Ahavtich]]
* [[Cholemet]]
* [[Shir Eres Negbi]]
* [[Vals Agur Hazahav]]
* [[Shav Ani Elayich]]
* [[Harimon]]
* [[Agadat Hamapuchit]]
* [[Chof Shaket]]

Dances with a step for every count

2013-12-15T12:47:18Z

Rakdance: /* Couples */

List of dances that have a one step for every count of the dance only, throughout the whole of the dance. There are no cha-cha steps, double-steps, holds, touches, closes, or any other changes of weight, outside of the normal beats of the song. Waltzes and 3/4 time dances do count if they follow the pattern, and sway-sway steps are included.

== List of Dances ==

=== Circles ===

* [[Lo Ahavti Dai]]
* [[Tzadik Ktamar]]
* [[Zemer Nugeh]]
* [[Od Me'at Yachlof]]

=== Couples ===

* [[Shir Leyom Chulin]]
* [[Yad Ktana]]
* [[Basadot Hayerukim]]
* [[Le'il Stav]]
* [[Ad Bechi]]
* [[Leyerushalayim Halachti]]
* [[Ne'imat Hamidbar]]
* [[Ahava Leilit]]
* [[Ad Kama Ahavtich]]
* [[Cholemet]]
* [[Shir Eres Negbi]]
* [[Vals Agur Hazahav]]
* [[Shav Ani Elayich]]
* [[Harimon]]
* [[Agadat Hamapuchit]]
* [[Chof Shaket]]

Dances with a step for every count

2013-12-15T12:38:07Z

Rakdance:

Other sources of information

2013-12-15T12:26:17Z

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== {{SITENAME}} Pages ==

[[Dances with Unusual Meters]]

[[Comparison of DJ software]]

[[Dances with a step for every count]]

== Where to Dance ==

[http://www.harokdim.org/search/choice.php Find a session in Israel] (harokdim.org; in Hebrew)

[http://www.jewishaustralia.com/?Page=dance-sessions-world Sessions around the world] (Jewish Australia)

== Useful Links ==

[http://www.israelidances.com/search.asp IsraeliDances.com search engine]

[http://www.jsifd.com/heb_search.asp IsraeliDances.com search engine בעברית]

[http://folkdancenotes.com/folknote.htm Folkdancenotes.com], a large repository of transcribed folkdances (not just Israeli)

[http://folkdancecamp.org/Dances.html Stockton Camp dance descriptions] (also not just Israeli)

The [http://www.sfdh.org/ Society of Folk Dance Historians]

[[The Bible Project]], a resource connecting Hebrew songs and Israeli dances with their original sources in the tanach.

Dances with a step for every count

2013-12-15T12:24:20Z

Rakdance: List of dances that have a one step for every count of the dance only, throughout the whole of the dance.

Unusual Meters

2013-12-15T12:10:21Z

Rakdance: /* Usual with Variations */

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On this page you can find a collection of dances to songs with unusual meter, loosely grouped by the number of beats in a measure.
For our purposes "unusual" means anything other than measures of three, four, or six beats, grouped in phrases of two, four, six, or eight bars.

==== Five ====

* [[Machur Al Yevani]], except that each phrase in the first part has a measure of 4 at the end
* [[Zemer Ikarim]]

==== Seven ====

* [[Darbashiya]], except a single measure of 5 near the end
* [[Mishal]], first part has measures 7-7-7-7-2. This describes the dance. The music is 6-6-6-6-6.
* [[Reiach Tapuach]]
* [[Halleluyah L'Gal]]

==== Nine ====

* [[Isha Al HaChof]]

==== Ten ====

* [[Ya Raya]]: Not two fives, but 4-6

==== Combinations ====

* [[Shiru HaShir]]: First part has a measure of 7 followed by a measure of 8 (second part entirely in 4)
* [[Anavai]]: Second part has a measure of 9 followed by a measure of 8 (first part entirely in 4)
* [[Vaynikeyhu]]: First part has phrases with measures in 4-4-4-2, second part's phrases are 5-5-5-4
* [[Uzi]]: First part in 7, second part in 6
* [[Shir HaHaflagah]]: Eight phrases, with counts 10-12-9-11-13-12-13-12 (dance fits in a very complex way)
* [[Nitsanim Niru Ba'arets]]: First part alternates measures of 6 and 7, second part is measures of 4
* [[Hora Mamtera]]: First part is in 6, the rest is in 4
* [[HaChinanit]]: First part in 4, second part in 4 and 5

==== Usual with Variations ====

* [[HaRishut]]: First three parts have phrases of 4 measures of 4 beats, last part's phrases are 2-4-4-4-4-2
* [[HaShual]]: In 4, but with an occasional measure of 3
* [[Shibbolei Paz]]: Three phrases with measures 4-4-4-2, one phrase with 4-4-4-3
* [[Mezarei Yisrael]]: First part has phrases in 3-3-4, second part all in 4 with two beats missing at the end
* [[Na'ari Shuva Elai]]: the first part has the phrasing of 7-7-8-8-2, the rest of the dance is in 8s

==== Unusual Phrases ====

* [[Tikvateinu]]: Entirely in 4, but first part has phrases of seven measures

==== Seemingly Unusual but actually completely or near-completely usual (don't be fooled!) ====

* [[Eretz Yisrael Yaffa]]: Entirely in 3, with a single extra beat in the penultimate measure (the extra step, in counterpoint, is added to the last measure)
* [[Et HaGeshem]]: Entirely in 3, with a single extra beat in the first phrase
* [[VaYiven Uziyahu]]: Entirely in 4, with an extra measure of 2 in the second part
* [[Shir Al Ets]]: Entirely in phrases of 4 measures, 3 beats each
* [[Sovev Galgal]]: Entirely in 6

Unusual Meters

2013-12-15T12:08:13Z

Rakdance: /* Seven */

__NOTOC__
On this page you can find a collection of dances to songs with unusual meter, loosely grouped by the number of beats in a measure.
For our purposes "unusual" means anything other than measures of three, four, or six beats, grouped in phrases of two, four, six, or eight bars.

==== Five ====

* [[Machur Al Yevani]], except that each phrase in the first part has a measure of 4 at the end
* [[Zemer Ikarim]]

==== Seven ====

* [[Darbashiya]], except a single measure of 5 near the end
* [[Mishal]], first part has measures 7-7-7-7-2. This describes the dance. The music is 6-6-6-6-6.
* [[Reiach Tapuach]]
* [[Halleluyah L'Gal]]

==== Nine ====

* [[Isha Al HaChof]]

==== Ten ====

* [[Ya Raya]]: Not two fives, but 4-6

==== Combinations ====

* [[Shiru HaShir]]: First part has a measure of 7 followed by a measure of 8 (second part entirely in 4)
* [[Anavai]]: Second part has a measure of 9 followed by a measure of 8 (first part entirely in 4)
* [[Vaynikeyhu]]: First part has phrases with measures in 4-4-4-2, second part's phrases are 5-5-5-4
* [[Uzi]]: First part in 7, second part in 6
* [[Shir HaHaflagah]]: Eight phrases, with counts 10-12-9-11-13-12-13-12 (dance fits in a very complex way)
* [[Nitsanim Niru Ba'arets]]: First part alternates measures of 6 and 7, second part is measures of 4
* [[Hora Mamtera]]: First part is in 6, the rest is in 4
* [[HaChinanit]]: First part in 4, second part in 4 and 5

==== Usual with Variations ====

* [[HaRishut]]: First three parts have phrases of 4 measures of 4 beats, last part's phrases are 2-4-4-4-4-2
* [[HaShual]]: In 4, but with an occasional measure of 3
* [[Shibbolei Paz]]: Three phrases with measures 4-4-4-2, one phrase with 4-4-4-3
* [[Mezarei Yisrael]]: First part has phrases in 3-3-4, second part all in 4 with two beats missing at the end

==== Unusual Phrases ====

* [[Tikvateinu]]: Entirely in 4, but first part has phrases of seven measures

==== Seemingly Unusual but actually completely or near-completely usual (don't be fooled!) ====

* [[Eretz Yisrael Yaffa]]: Entirely in 3, with a single extra beat in the penultimate measure (the extra step, in counterpoint, is added to the last measure)
* [[Et HaGeshem]]: Entirely in 3, with a single extra beat in the first phrase
* [[VaYiven Uziyahu]]: Entirely in 4, with an extra measure of 2 in the second part
* [[Shir Al Ets]]: Entirely in phrases of 4 measures, 3 beats each
* [[Sovev Galgal]]: Entirely in 6

Unusual Meters

2013-12-15T12:06:35Z

Rakdance: /* Seven */

__NOTOC__
On this page you can find a collection of dances to songs with unusual meter, loosely grouped by the number of beats in a measure.
For our purposes "unusual" means anything other than measures of three, four, or six beats, grouped in phrases of two, four, six, or eight bars.

==== Five ====

* [[Machur Al Yevani]], except that each phrase in the first part has a measure of 4 at the end
* [[Zemer Ikarim]]

==== Seven ====

* [[Darbashiya]], except a single measure of 5 near the end
* [[Mishal]], first part has measures 7-7-7-7-2. This describes the dance. The music is 6-6-6-6-6.
* [[Reiach Tapuach]]
* [[Halleluyah L'Gal]]
* [[Na'ari Shuva Elai]], the first part has the phrasing of 7-7-8-8-2.

==== Nine ====

* [[Isha Al HaChof]]

==== Ten ====

* [[Ya Raya]]: Not two fives, but 4-6

==== Combinations ====

* [[Shiru HaShir]]: First part has a measure of 7 followed by a measure of 8 (second part entirely in 4)
* [[Anavai]]: Second part has a measure of 9 followed by a measure of 8 (first part entirely in 4)
* [[Vaynikeyhu]]: First part has phrases with measures in 4-4-4-2, second part's phrases are 5-5-5-4
* [[Uzi]]: First part in 7, second part in 6
* [[Shir HaHaflagah]]: Eight phrases, with counts 10-12-9-11-13-12-13-12 (dance fits in a very complex way)
* [[Nitsanim Niru Ba'arets]]: First part alternates measures of 6 and 7, second part is measures of 4
* [[Hora Mamtera]]: First part is in 6, the rest is in 4
* [[HaChinanit]]: First part in 4, second part in 4 and 5

==== Usual with Variations ====

* [[HaRishut]]: First three parts have phrases of 4 measures of 4 beats, last part's phrases are 2-4-4-4-4-2
* [[HaShual]]: In 4, but with an occasional measure of 3
* [[Shibbolei Paz]]: Three phrases with measures 4-4-4-2, one phrase with 4-4-4-3
* [[Mezarei Yisrael]]: First part has phrases in 3-3-4, second part all in 4 with two beats missing at the end

==== Unusual Phrases ====

* [[Tikvateinu]]: Entirely in 4, but first part has phrases of seven measures

==== Seemingly Unusual but actually completely or near-completely usual (don't be fooled!) ====

* [[Eretz Yisrael Yaffa]]: Entirely in 3, with a single extra beat in the penultimate measure (the extra step, in counterpoint, is added to the last measure)
* [[Et HaGeshem]]: Entirely in 3, with a single extra beat in the first phrase
* [[VaYiven Uziyahu]]: Entirely in 4, with an extra measure of 2 in the second part
* [[Shir Al Ets]]: Entirely in phrases of 4 measures, 3 beats each
* [[Sovev Galgal]]: Entirely in 6