Eretz Eretz - Revision history

Larry: fix which part of Sirun Aghchik is important

2025-07-05T20:46:12Z

fix which part of Sirun Aghchik is important

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	(If you were looking for Bo'i Nashuv El HaTango, 1984 partner dance by [[Israel Shiker]], please read on.)		(If you were looking for Bo'i Nashuv El HaTango, 1984 partner dance by [[Israel Shiker]], please read on.)

	The first section of the dance (the first half of part 1) is identical to ~~the first half~~ of Armenian "folk" dance Sirun Aghchik (Sweet Girl), the winner of a 1953 contest in Fresno, California, for newly-created Armenian dances. In the most popular recording, the music of part 2 is repeated at the end, causing dancer confusion about whether to repeat part 2 or to do part 1 to the music of part 2. (The best bet is usually to follow the music.)		The first section of the dance (the first half of part 1) is identical to most of Armenian "folk" dance Sirun Aghchik (Sweet Girl), the winner of a 1953 contest in Fresno, California, for newly-created Armenian dances. In the most popular recording, the music of part 2 is repeated at the end, causing dancer confusion about whether to repeat part 2 or to do part 1 to the music of part 2. (The best bet is usually to follow the music.)

	The song was written in 1976 by Shaike Peikov. The famed music		The song was written in 1976 by Shaike Peikov. The famed music

Larry: Eretz Eretz Eretz

2025-06-28T12:58:47Z

Eretz Eretz Eretz

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	Hebrew: ארץ ארץ (The Land, The Land, that is, the land of Israel). Circle dance by [[Yankele Levy]] and [[Shlomo Bachar]], 1974.<br/>		Hebrew: ארץ ארץ (The Land, The Land, that is, the land of Israel). Circle dance by [[Yankele Levy]] and [[Shlomo Bachar]], 1974. Sometimes called "Eretz Eretz Eretz" or just "Eretz".<br/>
	(If you were looking for Bo'i Nashuv El HaTango, 1984 partner dance by [[Israel Shiker]], please read on.)		(If you were looking for Bo'i Nashuv El HaTango, 1984 partner dance by [[Israel Shiker]], please read on.)

Larry: More links, notes on the dance, info from Gavish

2025-06-28T12:37:09Z

More links, notes on the dance, info from Gavish

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-Hebrew: ארץ ארץ (The Land, The Land). Circle dance by [[Yankele Levy]] and [[Shlomo Bachar]], 1974.
+Hebrew: ארץ ארץ (The Land, The Land, that is, the land of Israel). Circle dance by [[Yankele Levy]] and [[Shlomo Bachar]], 1974.<br/>
-(If you were redirected here looking for Bo'i Nashuv El HaTango, please read on.)
+(If you were looking for Bo'i Nashuv El HaTango, 1984 partner dance by [[Israel Shiker]], please read on.)
-(under construction)
+The first section of the dance (the first half of part 1) is identical to the first half of Armenian "folk" dance Sirun Aghchik (Sweet Girl), the winner of a 1953 contest in Fresno, California, for newly-created Armenian dances. In the most popular recording, the music of part 2 is repeated at the end, causing dancer confusion about whether to repeat part 2 or to do part 1 to the music of part 2. (The best bet is usually to follow the music.)
-The irony of Shlomo Bachar, who has lived in the USA since 1962, creating a dance to a song whose lyrics say "The land where we were born and where we will live come what may" is not lost on anyone.
+The song was written in 1976 by Shaike Peikov. The famed music
 === Links ===
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 Ofer Gavish's [https://www.gavisho.com/%D7%90%D7%A8%D7%A5-%D7%90%D7%A8%D7%A5-%D7%90%D7%A8%D7%A5-%D7%98%D7%A0%D7%92%D7%95 blog post] on the song, the source of this article
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Larry: first cut

2025-06-21T03:00:49Z

first cut

New page

Hebrew: ארץ ארץ (The Land, The Land). Circle dance by [[Yankele Levy]] and [[Shlomo Bachar]], 1974.
(If you were redirected here looking for Bo'i Nashuv El HaTango, please read on.)

(under construction)

The irony of Shlomo Bachar, who has lived in the USA since 1962, creating a dance to a song whose lyrics say "The land where we were born and where we will live come what may" is not lost on anyone.

=== Links ===

Ilanit [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Tr2ADQsf80 performing] the song

Ofer Gavish's [https://www.gavisho.com/%D7%90%D7%A8%D7%A5-%D7%90%D7%A8%D7%A5-%D7%90%D7%A8%D7%A5-%D7%98%D7%A0%D7%92%D7%95 blog post] on the song, the source of this article

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