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The beauty of the Macedonian folk dances, songs, instruments and national costumes, combined with the talented dancers and creative choreography create this dynamic community of “guardians of the national heritage”, that promotes peace and progress and use art as the common language to reach out to people from different countries.
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“75 years more than dance and song.” – exhibition of photographs
According to the Program, and as part of the activities to mark the 75th anniversary of the Ensemble of Folk Dances and Songs “Orce Nikolov” from Skopje, was prepared “Exhibition of photographs” on PVC canvases on roll banners, under the motto “75 years more than dance and song.”
“Orce Nikolov” presented a multi ethnic program to many representatives of the “World Bank”
On May 8th, 2019 in the grand hall of the Hotel “Meriot” in Skopje, the members of “Orce Nikolov” had the opportunity to present a multiethnic program to many representatives of the “World Bank” who are guests at the seminar that was held for several days in our country.
“Orce Nikolov” at the International Children’s Folklore Festival in Izmir
Children’s Ensemble of “Orce Nikolov”, at the invitation of the Organizing Committee of the Municipality of Karshijaka-Izmir-Turkey from 18-25. April, 2019 was a unique representative of the Republic of Macedonia at the International Children’s Folklore Festival in Izmir.
The folk dances in Macedonia feature elegant movements, exciting rhythms and a sensibility arising from the soul of a nation. Macedonian folk dances are characterized by a fascinating combination of tenderness, manliness and skill, which in the highly developed rhythm of the dance make a wonderful spectacle, an exceptional show of art in the true sense of the world.
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“We, the Macedonians, have no pyramids and sphinx. Our homeland is not decorated with palaces of material monuments, yet, we have something that neither centuries nor tyrant’s demon hands can destroy. That unrestrained power is cast into the unique monument- the folk dance and song, the richest and most valued heritage that have been left to us from past life and culture of the Macedonian, which has been preserved up to the present day.”
Josif Cheshmedziev (1926)
