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jeffgay@diaspora-fr.org
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Bonjour tout le monde, je suis #nouveauici.

Je suis un peu connu en tant qu'artisan d'art facteur de cajon (percussion).
D'autre part, je suis auteur-compositeur-interprète dans un registre plutôt décapant, ironique, ecolo, trash...
Humaniste à tendance anar et gauchiste, je suis politisé mais totalement apartisan, je ne crois pas en l'homme ou la femme "providentiel(le)", je ne souhaite pas m'en remettre à la pensée d'un soi-disant premier de cordée, je me méfie de ces mégalos comme de la peste.
Je ne cherche pas à me cacher, je viens ici pour la liberté de parole et je n'aime pas la pensée unique : deux raisons qui ont rendu FB incompatible avec mon clavier en plus de la bêtise crasse des robots de censure de Marc Zukenberg, qui imposent un premier degré permanent... Et chez FB ils osent appeler ça de l'intelligence artificielle, mdr !

Je ne sais pas trop comment je vais gérer le coté pro et le coté perso, est-il intéressant d'avoir plusieurs profils dans ce cas ?

Merci de m’accueillir parmi vous.

Mes centres d'intérêt sont #artisan, #artisanatdart, #artisanat-d-art, #artisanat-français, #cajon, #ecologie, #factureinstrumentale, #french, #french64, #humour, #jeffcajon, #percussion, #ecoconstruction, #chansonfrancaise, #politiquefrnacaise, #pyrénées-atlantiques, #aquitaine.

elegance@socialhome.network
elegance@socialhome.network

TANOURA: The Egyptian Dervish Dance

TANOURA: The Egyptian Dervish Dance
Tanoura is associated with Sufism and is performed at Sufi festivals, but it is also performed by non-Sufis as a folk dance or concert dance. Although it is mainly used for visual effects, the dancers also augment their balance with the tanoura, through a dynamic centrifugal effect.

Tanoura is the Egyptian kind of the Sufi dervish dance. The origin of the word is most likely associated with the name of the skirt used by the Egyptian dervishes in the performance. Sufi dances, where the performer rotates without stopping in different poses, is a type of meditative practice during which the dervish enters a trance. And even if it does not look very believable, I am inclined to believe that it is so. After all, even I, as a spectator and listener, felt the euphoria of what I saw! Virtuoso playing on national instruments with an accelerating pace, the constant whirling of the performer dressed in bright coloured skirts, which also whirls, thereby creating a kaleidoscope or hypnotic circle effect and the energy coming from the scene produce a stunning effect!
I advise you to watch it with your own eyes and watch video from a dervish show that I saw, worthy of getting into the golden fund of world culture.

0:25 - musicians solos
05:30 - jam
06:05 - first dervish party
08:06 - second dervish party - the craziest

#Egyptian #dervish-dance #Tanoura #dance #music #percussion

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