From Dvd: From stage to stage Available at www.dervish.ie. + Informações

Smile. + Informações

I buried my wife and danced on top of her/... + Informações

The Mevlevi Lodge of Dervishes in Istanbul performing the whirling meditation called SEMA. The fellow who stands on stage and does not move is the master.. + Informações

Whirling Dervishes. + Informações

Ritual dance of Derviches in Old Train Station in Istanbul.. + Informações

Recorded from RTE One, Late Late Show, Eurosong Specical, this is Irish Trad Group Dervish perform John Waters Can't stop the Spring, the winning entry, going forward to represent Ireland in the Eurovision Song Content 2007 Final in Finland.. + Informações

8 August 2001 We witness a fascinating ritual in which holy men, or Dervishes, dance themselves into a trance.. + Informações

The Whirling Dervishes are a sect of Islam taught to love everything. They dance while the musicians play. The Dervishes allow outsiders to view their religious ceremony. This was filmed at the Istanbul train depot (last stop of the Orient Express).. + Informações

Think that there isn't any decent whirling dervish footage available on the internet?. + Informações

Al Kindi ensemble- whirling dervish Of Damascus- Syria Sufi music. + Informações

Whirling dervishes performing at the Umayyad Palace restaurant in Damascus, Syria, 2001 (plus a titillating dinner buffet!). + Informações

Traditional Irish music Band Dervish performing on various stages around the world. + Informações

The Sema Ceremony commemorates the passing of Hz. Mevlana Jelaluddin RUMI, known in the west as a 13th-century mystic poet. He also founded the Mevlevi Sufi Order, still active worldwide 733 years after his passing from this world. This clip shows Whirling Dervishes of the Mevlevi Order of America in the Sema Ceremony in Istanbul, December 2005. We presented the Sema Ceremony in Eugene, Seattle and Portland December 2006, and will present Sema in Honolulu, Maui, San Francisco, and Los Angeles in December 2007. Further information at hayatidede.org.. + Informações

Ireland's entry live at the Eurovision song contest final 2007. Dervish - They Can't Stop The Spring. + Informações

A masterpiece from the Album "Whirling" (1994). Listen & Enjoy it. Omar Faruk Tekbilek had been studying Sufism, the mystical branch of Islam, with the thought of becoming a Sufi cleric. At 15, he quit school to become a professional musician. "But I never quit studying, though," he maintains. "In fact, I am still studying; it's endless. Music for me is not something to show off. It's my life. It's the shortest path to God. Playing is prayer for me." He went to Istanbul and at the age of 17 met the Mevlevi Dervishes, the ancient Sufi order of Turkey. He did not join the order, but felt profoundly influenced by their mystical approach to sound and to the spirit. Another, almost equally mystical influence would soon appear, from an unlikely source. The young Tekbilek became friend with flute and saxophone player named Ismet Siral, who had some unusual ideas about music theory. "He would say things like, let's play for birds, let's play for pictures." OFT says about Burhan Tonguch, his rhythm teacher: "He put the idea in my mind that everything is a rhythmic instrument. And everyone is a percussionist. Without the strike, there is no sound." Despite, or perhaps because of, this unconventional outlook, Faruk's skills were much in demand in the studios of Istanbul, and in 1971, at the age of 20, made his first brief tour of the United States with a Turkish classical/folk ensemble. The Tree of Patience was about to put out an unexpected limb. "I try to play a song the way it's .... + Informações

a performance of whirling dervishes in Istanbul - December 2005. + Informações

A clip from the movie Bab'Aziz.. + Informações

Jennifer: "Dervish" consisted of four high definition projections of individual trees with twirling branches. This was inspired by a ... ritual practiced by the priests, or dervishes, of the Mevlavi sect of Islam. In the midst of a trance, the dervishes whirl in a motion symbolizing the soul's release from earthly ties and communication with the divine. The movement of the branches contains elements of both control and lawlessness -- while the whirling motion of the trees is fanciful and seemingly enchanted, the movement is limited by the roots of the trees.. + Informações

Russian Dervish Riverdance The New Show. Also known as Marta's Dance.. + Informações

Wolfgang Puschnig: sax, flute - Ali Gaggl: vocals - Juan Carlos Sungurlian: oud, bouzouki - Karen Asatrian: keyboards - Herfried Knapp: bass - Ismael Barrios: percussion - Reinhardt Winkler: drums - video by Thomas Radlwimmer. + Informações

Recorded at Melbourne on March 2005. + Informações

Visit: www.awaresilence.com. A version of Gurdjieff sacred movements performed by Osho's sanyassins, courtesy of Osho.com. + Informações

8 August 2007 Part of the mystical Sufi sect of Islam, the whirling dervishes have fascinated the world for hundreds of years with their unique costumes and frenetic, highly ritualised dances. Produced by SBS/Dateline Distributed by Journeyman Pictures. + Informações

11/29/07 - This video was created by the New Jersey band Whirling Dervishes, a long time ago ... Happy Christmas, Kwanzaa and/or Hanukkah everyone ... and for you agnostics, have a good day off! ... check out WDs on MySpace @ www.myspace.com. + Informações