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One dancer on RaqsART facebook community asked a question about Hossam Ramzy's interview article. I immediately asked Mr. Ramzy the question, and he gave me the answer which is attached below.
Where do zils fit into his teaching? If the dancer is a 3D representation of the music and only responding to the music, surely they should not be making music... just wondering.
Basically, yes, of course, the dancer should be translating the music and is meant to be the final instrument that translates the music to her audience. The "Zills" ar a prop, and addition, an attraction to grab the attention of the audience... but it is not the dancing. It is a tool for making the audience look at a dancer, but this is not what keeps them interested... it is the translating of the music that keeps them there for you.... not the noise.
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