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1. MP3: Gaida avasi, CD: Balkanfolk - Bulgarian Folk Dances, Artist.

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2. Gaida avasi (Bulgaria) [Full notes] [Summary notes] [Other dances & the source code] Region detail The town of Bansko in Pirin. Dance Structure Single sequence repeated throughout the music. Formation Open circle. V-hold. Music Structure 2 counts/bar, 4 bars/sub-phrases, 8 bars/phrase.

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3. Sep 01,  · Provided to YouTube by Routenote Gaida avasi · Zornitsa Orchestra Balkanfolk - Bulgarian Folk Dances ℗ Balkanfolk Released on: Auto-generated.

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5. Mar 17,  · Автентично хоро от петричко Музика: "Ой, Денице": МФГ "Огражденска четворка".

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6. Apr 15,  · "Айдар Аваси" е Хоро от Пиринска Македония в размер 9/ Проф. д-р Антон Андонов е преподавател и.

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7. Gaida avasi 3'13" Krivata 3'42" Aidarovo 2'15" Thracian Region: Valko, mori Valko 2'14" Erkechko 2'16" Kiorcho 1'48" Rachenitsa 3'03" Sedi Donka 2'48" Artists • Labels • Authors • Publishers • Manufacturers • Song Lyrics: Currency: EUR USD BGN: Basket: You did not add any items in .

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8. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Village Music Of Yugoslavia on Discogs.

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9. Gayda, the Turkish spelling (pronounced 'giy-dah') is a dance known throughout the lower Balkans. There are some variations in its choreography, but the name, music, and basic step are surprisingly uniform. Gajda (the English transliteration of the Macedonian Гайда) means 'bagpipe'. In Albanian the dance is known as Vallja e Gajde; in Greek - Gainta - Γκάιντα; in Bulgaria,.

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