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Bellydancingbarbie | Tsiftetelli

Bellydancingbarbie ~ An improvisational piece, as ever! The names Çiftetelli/Chiftetelli/Tsifteteli can all refer to the same rhythm. Translated from Turkish Çiftetelli means "double stringed" which may be derived from the accompaniment of a 2 stringed instrument tuned an octave apart. Traditionally the rhythm is characterised by a pattern of 2/4, long drawn-out beats often left unfilled but more increasingly filled with a flourish. DUM---__TAK---__TAK---DUM---DUM---TAK---____ or DUM-tkt-TAK-tkd-TAK-tkDUM---DUM---TAKtkt--- The Chiftetelli was originally a deeply sorrowful rhythm but has "shifted" in more recent years to express joy and a modern pop style Chiftetelli is growing in popularity in Turkey and Greece. This rhythm has an interesting relationship in the history of both Turkey & Greece and indeed throughout the whole Ottoman Empire. In Greece today Bellydance is often referred to by the word Tsifteteli and Greek Bellydance takes some influence from the lively Turkish folk dance called Ciftetelli. This refers to the dance and not the rhythm. Greek Tsifteteli (Bellydance) uses 3 different rhythms Maqsoum 4/4, Ayoup 2/4 and Taksim 8/4... So you can see where some of the confusion comes in! We've been enjoying studying this rhythm, its history and accompanying bellydance style in class... Find out about upcoming performances, classes and how to book Bellydancingbarbie for your event at www.bellydancingbarbie.com