Arapski Çoçek - Fanfare Band

Fanfare Band - The ook is a musical dance that especially in the early 19th century was commonly used in the Balkan states. This dance is also often called the gypsy dance. The military bands of the Ottoman Empire were distributed throughout the region - especially in Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania and the Republic of Macedonia - and these bands spread the ook. For generations, the ook danced and especially the Roma argued that music and dance at weddings and banquets. The ook is particularly popular with the Roma and the inhabitants of Kosovo, Southern Serbia and Macedonia. Traditionally this music was often used in belly dancing. The Arapski ook can therefore free to translate and Arabic dance.

Specifications

Composer	Traditional
Arranger	Frans Limburg
Difficulty	D - advanced
Duration	00:03:34
Year of publication	2011