Our school at Television CyBC ( Cyprus Broadcast Corporation)
Thursday 7 July 2011
Wednesday 15 June 2011
DIMOTIKO SXOLEIO AGIAS NAPAS CYPRUS
We would like to express our congratulations to all participating schools for their wonderful performances. All the schools have represented their culture through their dances and brought our countries closer. It was really an exciting project and we are looking forward to be continued next year…
Thank you very much for your support!
Monday 6 June 2011
Eurodance 2011! Results
The voting process has been completed and the results are as follows:
1st DIMOTIKO SXOLEIO - AGIAS NAPAS CYPRUS - 103 points
2nd = 5th Primary School of Florina – Greece - 90 points
2nd = Sebolido Kindergarten - Penafiel – Portugal - 90 points
2nd = GEDMINAI MAIN SCHOOL - KLAIPEDA – LITHUANIA - 90 points
5th Szkoła Podstawowa nr 32 Bielsko-Biala, Poland - 89 points
6th Spetalen School – Norway - 85 points
7th Special School No. 7 - Romania - 82 points
8th Istituto Statale “E. Montale” – Italy 81 points
9th Tojais Kindergarten - Penafiel – Portugal - 80 points
10th Kohtla-Jarve Co-Educational Gymnasium – Estonia - 79 points
11th = CEIP GINES MORATA (ALMERIA) – SPAIN - 74 points
11th = Larbert Village Primary School – Scotland - 74 points
13th CEIP 8 de Abril – Spain - 72 points
14th John Paul II Junior High School in Daleszyce, Poland - 66 points
15th Primary School of R.S. Mouries – Greece - 52 points
The winner of Eurodance 2011 is DIMOTIKO SXOLEIO - AGIAS NAPAS CYPRUS with 103 points!!!
A huge 'thank you' to everyone who participated in this project. All of the dances were fantastic and we hope you enjoyed the experience. We plan to be back for Eurodance 2012 next year!
Sunday 5 June 2011
HELLO FROM SPAIN AGAIN
Sorry but the last vídeo has a problem with the music, and this is the good version.
I hope you can forgive us.
Thank you.
Saturday 4 June 2011
Larbert Village Primary School - Scotland
This is the competition entry for Larbert Village Primary School - Scotland.
Friday 3 June 2011
5th Primary School of Florina, Greece
Hello!
Finally we are here! We are introducing are city to you with the following video.
Welcome to Florina!
AFTER THE WEDDING CEREMONY
SYRTOS DANCE
Syrtos is the most popular dance throughout Greece. It is line dance, done with the dancers in a curving line holding hands, facing right. The dancer at the right end of the line is the leader. In some parts of syrtos, the dancers hold a handkerchief. After the wedding ceremony, guests and relatives dance Syrtos while the wedding couple exits the church.
ZARAMO DANCE
The second dance Zaramo, is a dance from the northern Greek region of Macedonia, common in Florina prefecture. The dance is done in two or more separate lines, men in one line and women in the other. The lead dancers perform Zaramo while having “Bougatses” on their heads. Bougatses are the traditional loaves of sweet bread that the bride bakes for the wedding ceremony.
OUR FINAL ENTRY
CREW
Orchestra
Georgios Skopakis - Clarino
Dimitris Athanasiou - Corneta
Pavlos Skopakis - Tabourlo
Ilias Skopakis - Ntaouli
Choreographers
Giannis Konstantinou
Ira Kolloni
Class Teacher
Voula Golia
Camera Coordinators
Vasiliki Kalfa
Kyriakos Parlapanidis
Konstantinos Styliadis
Thanks for watching!
Spetalen School , Norway
This is our dance, we wish you all the best of luck in Eurodance 2011.
6th grade and Hilde:-)
Thursday 2 June 2011
Our performance for contest (Sebolido Kindergarten - Penafiel - Portugal)
Sebolido kindergarten is inside a Primary school with 50 children (14+36). The kindergarten group has children with 3, 4 and 5 years old. This dance is a modern folk dance who is singing by "Diabo na Cruz" (a special group about intervention music).
Wednesday 1 June 2011
Tuesday 31 May 2011
Monday 30 May 2011
DIMOTIKO SXOLEIO AGIAS NAPAS CYPRUS -"STAMNA" DANCE
This is the competition entry from Dimotiko Sxoleio Agias Napas, Cyprus
Sunday 29 May 2011
Saturday 28 May 2011
Thursday 26 May 2011
Italian traditional dance "Trescone" - Istituto Statale “E. Montale” - Italy
Trescone
For many years the commonly held belief in this country has been that the body of Italian folk music contains little more than "the" tarantella, Santa Lucia, and a few other choreographed dances and songs in proper Italian. Many other traditional dances have survived in our regions and among them Trescone, which was very popular in the Tuscan countryside. It is a really old dance probably introduced in Italy by the Germans around the year 1000 or even before and the name refers to the threshing the corn with your feet, a very common activity in rural Italy. In this courting dance the movements of the women are very graceful while those of the men are quite awkward. Thanks to the project the students have had the opportunity to get in touch with this almost forgotten world and they hope you will enjoy “Trescone” with them.
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