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Larry: Lists of Dances

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Lists of Dances

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Larry: Update Rokdim ID

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Update Rokdim ID

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Foxbytes at 03:37, April 17, 2019

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	Nigun Atik is dance #1 in the [[Australian Database]].		Nigun Atik is dance #1 in the [[Australian Database]].

			There is an article about the creation of the dance in [[Hora]] newspaper at [http://www.israelidances.com/articles-FredBerk1.htm A Research Project]

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Foxbytes at 21:47, April 15, 2019

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	Nigun Atik was originally choreographed (by [[Rivka Sturman]]) as a circle-couple dance: The first time through, the dance is done in one big circle, all facing CCW with each woman in front of her partner. After once through the partners join inside hands in a circle of couples for the second time through the music. Following that, the original large circle re-forms, and we continue alternating circle and couple.		Nigun Atik was originally choreographed (by [[Rivka Sturman]]) as a circle-couple dance: The first time through, the dance is done in one big circle, all facing CCW with each woman in front of her partner. After once through the partners join inside hands in a circle of couples for the second time through the music. Following that, the original large circle re-forms, and we continue alternating circle and couple.

	However, the dance is often taught just as a circle dance: The first part is repeated throughout, with no switch to couples formation. It has been reportedly taught that way as early as the late 1950s by [[Fred Berk]]. It seems that it is also done circle-only in Israel; [http://www.rokdim.co.il Rokdim] has two videos, one teaching it as circle-couple and one as circle-only. Dropping the couples section makes a dance suitable for first-time beginners and it is likely that many teachers have taken this step independently.		However, the dance is often taught just as a circle dance: The first part is repeated throughout, with no switch to couples formation. It has been reportedly taught that way as early as the late 1950s by [[Fred Berk]] while in his book "100 Israeli Folk Dances" the steps for both parts are described. It seems that it is also done circle-only in Israel; [http://www.rokdim.co.il Rokdim] has two videos, one teaching it as circle-couple and one as circle-only. Dropping the couples section makes a dance suitable for first-time beginners and it is likely that many teachers have taken this step independently.

	Nigun Atik is dance #1 in the [[Australian Database]].		Nigun Atik is dance #1 in the [[Australian Database]].

Larry: Title translation

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Title translation

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	Hebrew: ניגון עתיק. Also known as Zemer Atik (Hebrew: זמר עתיק).		Hebrew: ניגון עתיק (Ancient Melody). Also known as Zemer Atik (Hebrew: זמר עתיק), same translation.

	Nigun Atik was originally choreographed (by [[Rivka Sturman]]) as a circle-couple dance: The first time through, the dance is done in one big circle, all facing CCW with each woman in front of her partner. After once through the partners join inside hands in a circle of couples for the second time through the music. Following that, the original large circle re-forms, and we continue alternating circle and couple.		Nigun Atik was originally choreographed (by [[Rivka Sturman]]) as a circle-couple dance: The first time through, the dance is done in one big circle, all facing CCW with each woman in front of her partner. After once through the partners join inside hands in a circle of couples for the second time through the music. Following that, the original large circle re-forms, and we continue alternating circle and couple.

Larry: Minor reformat; add Rokdim

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Minor reformat; add Rokdim

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			Hebrew: ניגון עתיק. Also known as Zemer Atik (Hebrew: זמר עתיק).

	Nigun Atik was originally choreographed (by [[Rivka Sturman]]) as a circle-couple dance: The first time through, the dance is done in one big circle, all facing CCW with each woman in front of her partner. After once through the partners join inside hands in a circle of couples for the second time through the music. Following that, the original large circle re-forms, and we continue alternating circle and couple.		Nigun Atik was originally choreographed (by [[Rivka Sturman]]) as a circle-couple dance: The first time through, the dance is done in one big circle, all facing CCW with each woman in front of her partner. After once through the partners join inside hands in a circle of couples for the second time through the music. Following that, the original large circle re-forms, and we continue alternating circle and couple.

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	Nigun Atik is dance #1 in the [[Australian Database]].		Nigun Atik is dance #1 in the [[Australian Database]].

	~~Hebrew: ניגון עתיק<br/>~~		{{AussieDance\|1}}<br/>
	~~Also known as: Zemer Atik (Hebrew: זמר עתיק)~~<br/>		{{Rokdim\|6454}}
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Larry: Larry moved page Nigun atik to Nigun Atik without leaving a redirect: capitalization

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Larry moved page Nigun atik to Nigun Atik without leaving a redirect: capitalization

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Nigun Atik was originally choreographed (by [[Rivka Sturman]]) as a circle-couple dance: The first time through, the dance is done in one big circle, all facing CCW with each woman in front of her partner. After once through the partners join inside hands in a circle of couples for the second time through the music. Following that, the original large circle re-forms, and we continue alternating circle and couple.

However, the dance is often taught just as a circle dance: The first part is repeated throughout, with no switch to couples formation. It has been reportedly taught that way as early as the late 1950s by [[Fred Berk]]. It seems that it is also done circle-only in Israel; [http://www.rokdim.co.il Rokdim] has two videos, one teaching it as circle-couple and one as circle-only. Dropping the couples section makes a dance suitable for first-time beginners and it is likely that many teachers have taken this step independently.

Nigun Atik is dance #1 in the [[Australian Database]].

Hebrew: ניגון עתיק<br/>
Also known as: Zemer Atik (Hebrew: זמר עתיק)<br/>
{{AussieDance|1}}

[[Category:Dances]]