2018年12月20日 · "Haytarma" is the most popular dance of the Crimeans. Fast and temperamental "Haytarma" has a size of 7/8 or 7/16. Similar melodies are also found among Bulgarians, Greeks, Turks, etc. But the...

2018年12月30日 · In the Crimea and beyond its borders, the Crimean dance art is mainly represented by "Haytarma". Real folk "Haytarma" women dance separately from men, bending their arms and making plastic...

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'Returning'; also written as Haytarma[1]) is a form of Crimean Tatar folk dance and folk music characterised by cyclical motion. It is most commonly performed at weddings and on holidays. [2] During Qaytarma, a male dancer holds his arms apart and forms fists, making short, provocative movements with small jumps.

2023年8月6日 · The famous Crimean Tatar composer, musician Cemil Karikov has released his long-term work — the book “Qırımnıñ erli muzıkası”. This is a real anthology of Crimean Tatar music. The most valuable collection of 900 pages contains all samples of Crimean Tatar music: from famous songs and instrumental compositions to long-forgotten genres.

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In Crimean Tatar traditional music, religious chants Ilyakhi have certain principles of performance, such as "vakuf ilyakhi" (solo performance) and "tevhid ilyakhi" (ensemble performance). Crimean Tatar musical and song folklore has many genres.

2020年7月14日 · In the music of the Khan’s period there were a number of different directions: classical (palace) music, secular in content, the centers of which were the Khan’s Palace and palaces of the Crimean aristocracy, religious music – religious-Sufi, developed in mosques, madrassas and Sufi monasteries, and , finally, Ashik music is a multi-genre ...