Aylan Azerbaijani Dance Group

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Aylan Azerbaijani Dance Group[1][2] has been active in Tehran since 2007 in the field of traditional, dramatic and folkloric arts, directed and supervised by Tohid Hajibabaei. With its young and adult group performances, the group has participated in scenes,[3] celebrations, various stages, as well as international festivals, and has won first place in several international scenes. Among the works and designs of Aylan Group, the ritual dances of "Aradan", "Atishma", "Toulama" and "Beshdash" with the choreography of Tohid Haji Babaei can be mentioned.

## Contents

* 1 Honors & Awards
* 2 Other international performances
* 3 References
* 4 External links

## Honors & Awards[edit]

Date | Place | Result

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Sep 2019 | International Folklore Dance Festival | 2nd Place (Diploma)
Aug 2019 | The 19th Traditional and Ritual Theater Festival (Tehran, Iran)[4] | selected performance
Feb 2018 | Kazan Folklore Dance Festival (Tatarstan, Russia) | 1st degree prizes for Tohid Haji babaei's solo and Duet performances, Aylan group leader (Gold Cups)
Nov 2017 | International Folklore Dance and Music Festival (Prague, Czech Republic) | 1st Place (Gold Cup & Diploma)
Oct 2017 | International Folklore Dance and Music Festival (Vienna, Austria) | 1st Place for Group and Duet Performances (Gold Cup, Gold Medal & Diploma)
Sep 2017 | The 18th Traditional and Ritual Theater Festival (Tehran, Iran) | 1st Place (the title of the best group of ritual performances and rhythmic movements)
Aug 2017 | international Folklore Dance and Music Festival (Rimini, Italy) | 1st Place for Kid's Duet (Gold Cup, Gold Medal & Diploma)
Jul 2017 | International Folklore Dance and Music Festival (Paris, France) | 1st Place (Gold Cup, Gold Medal & Diploma)
Jun 2017 | International Folklore Dance Olympiad (Batumi, Georgia) | 3rd Place (Bronze Medal & Diploma)
Nov 2016 | 9th International Folklore Festival (Saint Petersburg, Russia) | 1st Place (Gold Cup, Diploma & Special Prize of Jury)
Aug 2016 | VI World Championship of Folklore (Nessebar, Bulgaria)[5][6] | 1st Place (World Champion) in the category "Authentic Folklore Dances" (Gold Cup, Diploma & Golden Orpheus)
Aug 2015 | The 17th Traditional and Ritual Theater Festival (Tehran, Iran) | selected performance

## Other international performances[edit]

* Performance in the International festival named Dostluq (Azerbaijan), May 19–23, 2016
* Kids Duet in the International festival named under the spanish sky (Spain), June 25–30, 2016
* Solo Performance in the International Festival named 41st Edmonton Heritage(Canada), July 30 – August 1, 2016
* Performance in the festival for New Year (Antalya, Turkey), March 2017
* Performance in the International Folklore Dance Festival named National Day of Iran in Astana Expo (Astana, Kazakhstan), August 2017
* Kids Duet in the International Folklore Dance Festival named Moonlight in Rome (Rome, Italy), July 2017

## References[edit]

1. ↑ "Aylan Azerbaijani Dance Group". European Association of Folklore Festivals. Retrieved 2021-08-02.`{{cite web}}`: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
2. ↑ "Aylan Azerbaijani Dance Group". World Association of Folklore Festivals. Retrieved 2021-08-02.`{{cite web}}`: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
3. ↑ "Rastak, Aylan to celebrate Iran's National Day at Astana Expo". Tehran Times. 2017-08-02. Retrieved 2021-08-02.
4. ↑ "گزارش تصویری "بازی ها و حرکات آیینی آذربایجان" | تئاتر فستیوال". theaterfestival.ir (in فارسی). 2018-08-21. Archived from the original on 2020-01-05.
5. ↑ "VI World Championship of Folklore "World Folk 2016" (18 - 28 August 2016)". EAFF - European Association of Folklore Festivals.
6. ↑ Dehqan, Sadeq; Hosseini, Hamideh (2016-08-31). "Iran's Aylan crowned at Bulgaria festival". Iran Daily. Retrieved 2021-08-02.`{{cite web}}`: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

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