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Bellydance: The Baladi Renee, Ranya - DVD 188883000666

Considering the paradoxical position of al-raqs al-baladi or “belly dance” in Egyptian social life, as both a vibrant and a contested cultural form, this issue of Cairo Papers in Social Science considers the impact of wider socio-cultural and political forces on the marginalization of professional performers, on the one hand, and in defining the parameters for non-professional performances on the other hand. Through interviews with professional and non-professional female dancers in Egypt, it explores the relationship between al-raqs al-baladi and the dynamic cultural repertoire that produces notions of femininity and normative personhood in Egypt. As a dance that Egyptians learn in childhood, it exposes the cardinal relationship between culture and body movement. The study received the Magda al-Nowaihi Award for best graduate work on gender studies in 2010. Cairo Papers in Social Science 32/3

Considering the paradoxical position of al-raqs al-baladi or “belly dance” in Egyptian social life, as both a vibrant and a contested cultural form, this issue of Cairo Papers in Social Science considers the impact of wider socio-cultural and political forces on the marginalization of professional performers, on the one hand, and in defining the parameters for non-professional performances on the other hand. Through interviews with professional and non-professional female dancers in Egypt, it explores the relationship between al-raqs al-baladi and the dynamic cultural repertoire that produces notions of femininity and normative personhood in Egypt. As a dance that Egyptians learn in childhood, it exposes the cardinal relationship between culture and body movement. The study received the Magda al-Nowaihi Award for best graduate work on gender studies in 2010. Cairo Papers in Social Science 32/3

BALADI YA WAD Oriental music Album for Bellydancers! Baladi Ya wad, Contains a total of nine tracks of playful, authentic Egyptian music style made especially for Oriental Dance. Five original composition and four re-arranged tracks of the legendaries; Layla Morad, Karem, Mahmoud and Souad Mohamed, it is the real deal when it comes to the modern and classical Arabic music. Balady Ya Wad CD, was recorded in Cairo with some of the best musicians and singers of the Arab world has to offer today, co

The tupan drum is also known as the Dawul, Tabl baladi, two-headed drum. It is played with beaters.Features:Diameter: 16"Strap: IncludedTuning tool...

Focusing on Egypt during the period 1760 to 1870, this book fills in some of the historical blanks for a dance form often known today in the Middle East as raqs sharki or raqs baladi, and in Western countries as "belly dance". Eyewitness accounts written by European travelers, the major primary source for modern scholars, provide most of the research material. The author shapes these numerous accounts into a coherent whole, providing a picture of Egyptian female entertainers of the period as professionals in the arts, rather than as a group of unnamed ethnic dancers and singers. Analysis is given of the contexts of this dance that was a legitimate performing art form in Egyptian society appreciated by a wide variety of audiences with a focus on actual performances and a re-creation of choreography.

Gathered in this volume, the works of Lara Baladi, Irene Chabr, Forensic Architecture, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Thomas Hirshhorn, Randa Maroufi, Rabih Mroué, Thomas Ruff and D.H. Saur all use social-media imagery to reflect on its ability to mobilize people and have an emotional impact.

Gathered in this volume, the works of Lara Baladi, Irene Chabr, Forensic Architecture, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Thomas Hirshhorn, Randa Maroufi, Rabih Mroué, Thomas Ruff and D.H. Saur all use social-media imagery to reflect on its ability to mobilize people and have an emotional impact.

Focusing on Egypt during the period 1760 to 1870, this book fills in some of the historical blanks for a dance form often known today in the Middle East as raqs sharki or raqs baladi, and in Western countries as "belly dance". Eyewitness accounts written by European travelers, the major primary source for modern scholars, provide most of the research material. The author shapes these numerous accounts into a coherent whole, providing a picture of Egyptian female entertainers of the period as professionals in the arts, rather than as a group of unnamed ethnic dancers and singers. Analysis is given of the contexts of this dance that was a legitimate performing art form in Egyptian society appreciated by a wide variety of audiences with a focus on actual performances and a re-creation of choreography.