- The
cordax (Ancient Gr****: κόρδαξ), was a provocative, licentious, and
often obscene mask
dance of
ancient Gr**** comedy. In his play The Clouds, Aristophanes...
-
which is
Turkish for "double stringed".
While the
ancient Gr****
dance Cordax is
viewed by some to be the
origins of
belly dancing in
Greece and perhaps...
- that the
dance existed in
ancient Greece,
known as the
Aristophanic dance Cordax, even
though such
claims have yet to be confirmed. Furthermore, it is historically...
-
among international folk
dance groups.
Antistrophe Carpaea C****ia (dance)
Cordax Dionysiakos Hyporchema Korybantes Pyrrhichios (dance)
Syrtos In Ancient...
- v t e Gr****
dances Ancient Angelica Antistrophe Bibasis Carpaea C****ia
Cordax Dionysiakos Hyporchema Korybantes Pyrrhichios Serra Syrtos Tarantella Medieval/...
- He
twerked for 3 hours, 30 minutes. African-American
dance Belly dance Cordax Daggering Erotic dance Grinding Malayah Mapouka Moulding of ****le-bread...
- v t e Gr****
dances Ancient Angelica Antistrophe Bibasis Carpaea C****ia
Cordax Dionysiakos Hyporchema Korybantes Pyrrhichios Serra Syrtos Tarantella Medieval/...
- p****ed into the
playful and comic,
whence Athenaeus compares it with the
cordax of comedy. It had,
according to the
supposition of Müller, like all the...
-
dance Condong Conga Contact improvisation Contemporary dance Contra dance Cordax Gr**** /
Roman erotic dance Cornish dance Corridinho Cossack dance Cotillion...
- own
chorus dance,
being the
emmeleia or emmelīa in tragedy, the
kordax or
cordax in comedy, and the
sikinnis or
sicinnis in satyr-play). The "lyrics" derive...
