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Kelekvan
Presented by:
Ahmet Lüleci
Origin/Background
: A dance from Van in east Anatolia, done in the Halay style. The name of the dance
translates as
“raft on the Van”
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Kelek
= raft;
Van
is the name of a lake and a city on the lake.
To get to a wedding ceremony on the shore of a lake, the bride and her family cross the turbulent water
on a raft. Although the trip is dangerous, everyone is in high spirits in anticipation of the wedding.
After reaching their destination, they tell the story of their journey in a dance describing the motion of
the water, the raft, and how they watched to make sure that no one fell into the lake.
Formation
: Line. Arms in Halay position: arms down straight, shoulders touching, with hands hidden behind
body. Hands joined, right under left, by locking fingers together.
PART 1
Figure 1
Step FWD on L. Body remains back (1); Bring ball of R FWD to meet L heel.
Push slightly on ball of R, helping to move hips in a small FWD/UP-AND-
BACK/DOWN motion (2); Return R to original position (3); Draw L back to
meet R, L heel up so that the toe is touching the ground (4)
Figure 2
FWD walking step on L (1); Lift R (2); FWD walking step on R
(3); Lift L (4) REPEAT counts 1-4 (5-8)
Figure 3
Same as Figure 1
Figure 4
Step FWD on L, pivot to R on ball of L turning body a full 180°
(facing BKWD). If hands are held correctly, R under L, there
will be no broken fingers! When you turn R, R hand will be
across your stomach and L hand will be behind your back. It
should be comfortable (1); Lift R (2); Step FWD on R (3); Lift L
(4); Same as Figure 2, but walking in the opposite direction (to
the back) (5-8)
Transition
Step FWD on L (still facing BKWD) (1); Lift R (2); Step onto R, turning 90° to
the L and face L (3); Slide ball of L in so that L heel meets R arch (4)
Figure 5
Step L to L. Head turns L (1); Slide ball of R in so that heel meets L arch (2);
Step R to R. Head turns R (3); Slide L into R in same manner as count 2 (4)
RETURN to Figure 1. When first stepping on L, turn L to face FWD again.
Dance Notes - Turkey
...Kelekvan CONTINUED
PART 2
(from Figure 1)
Figure 6
Step FWD on L, bending deeply at the knee (1); Step on R
beside L (2); Step FWD again on L, bending deeply at the knee
(3); Hop on L, lifting R and bringing it FWD (4); REPEAT
counts 1-4 w/opposite footwork (5-8)
RETURN to Figure 1.
Figure 7A
Step FWD on L and pivot 180° to the R, as in Figure 4, but this time bending deeply at the
knee (1); Hop on L, lifting R (2). Don’t count 3 + 4 B.
Figure 7B
Same as Figure 6, counts 5-8
Figure 8
Same as Figure 5, but start by stepping R to the R and sliding L
(Transition figure is the same also)
To Finish
Step on R to R (1); Slide L into R, as before (2); Step on L, turning to L
to face FWD, bending deeply at the knee (3); Lift R back (4); Step R
beside L (feet together) and yell “HEY!” (5)
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