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Of Categories INDEX OF CATEGORIES ACCORDION ACCORDION AMATEUR BIGBAND ACCORDION LIMBURG ACCORDION MEDLEY ACCORDION MUSETTE ACCORDION PARTY MUSIC AMERICAN FOLKDANCE AMSTERDAM AMSTERDAM BARREL ORGAN ARGENTINIAN ARMENIA BALLET MUSIC PIANO BALLROOM BANNINK HARRY BARREL ORGAN BARREL ORGAN DECAP BARREL ORGAN RUTH BARREL ORGAN TAPE BOLERO BOOGIE WOOGIE BOSNIA BULGARIA CABARET CARIBBEAN CARIBBEAN ANTILLES CARIBBEAN ANTILLES ARUBA CARIBBEAN ANTILLES CURACAO CHILDREN' S CHOIR HAMMOND ORGAN CHILDREN' S CHOIR ORCHESTRA CHILDREN' S CHOIR PIANO CHILDREN' S DANCE CHILDREN' S DANCE INSTR CHILEAN PROTEST SONGS CLASSICAL MUSIC CUBA CUECA CUMBIA CURACAO CZECH REPUBLIC CZECH REPUBLIC SLOVAKIA DAVIDS L DENMARK DIXIE CLASSICS DRINKING SONGS FRENCH DRINKLIEDEREN NEDERLANDS DRUM BRASS BAND DUTCH CHILDREN S TV SERIE DUTCH FOLKDANCE DUTCH FOLKDANCE FRIESLAND DUTCH FOLKDANCE I DUTCH FOLKDANCE NORTH HOLLAND ELECTRONIC ACCORDION ENGLISH FOLKDANCE ENGLISH POP SONGS ENGLISH SONGS FEEST FILM/TV SOUNDTRACK ORIGINAL FOLK DANCES FRENCH FOLKDANCE FRENCH FOLKDANCE PYRE GERMANY GEZANGEN GIPSY MUSIC HUNGARIAN GIPSY MUSIC ROMANES GREECE GREECE MACEDONIA GREECE PELOPONESIA GREECE PIRAEUS GREECE PONTOS GUARACHA HAFABRA HAMMOND ORGAN HARPA PARAGUAYA HAWAII HERMANS TOON HUAPANGO HUNGARIAN GIPSY MELODIES HUNGARY INDONESIAN KRONTJONG INT INT HITS INSTR INT HITS VOCAL INT INSTR INTERNATIONAL IRELAND ISRAEL ITALY JOROPO KANSION KARTNER P KERSTZANG KERSTZANG KINDERKOOR KERSTZANG KKOOR ORGEL KERSTZANG MET ORGEL KOELEWIJN P KOMISCH LIEDJES VAN VROEGER LIEFDESLIEDJES NED MACEDONIA MALE CHOIR EAST EUROPEAN MARCHES AIRS DANCES(16TH-18TH.C.) MEISJESNAMEN MELODEON (DIAT.ACC) 0.NED MELODEON (DIAT.ACC) TERSCHELLING MERENGUE MEXICO MORTAR ORGAN NED NED FEEST NED FEEST POTPOURRI NED FOLK NED INSTR NED POP NED POTP EVERGREENS NED SEKSLIEDJES NED ZANG NEDERLAND TERSCHELLING VOLKSDANS NEDERLAND VOLKSDANS ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA PASO DOBLE ORCHESTRA SLOWS ORCHESTRA TANGO ORCHESTRA VIENNESE WALTZ PASEO PASSIE LIEDEREN PERUAN INDIAN FLUTE PIANO BLUES ORIGINAL PIANO MERENGUE POLKA PORTUGAL PSALMEN R0MANIA TRANSILVANIA RANCHERA RAYMOND GUIOT REGGAE ROCK AND ROLL ROMANIA ROMANIA BANAT ROMANIA DOBROGEA ROMANIA MOLDOVA ROMANIA MUNTENIA ROMANIA OLTENIA ROMANTIC PIANO ROOTS REGGAE RUSSIA RUSSIA MALE CHOIR RUSSIA PARTYSOUND SCHOLTE BOB SEMI CLASSICAL JAZZ SERBIA SERBIA CROATIA SINT NICOLAAS SINT NICOLAAS KK HAMMOND ORGEL SON SOUND EFFECTS SOUTH AFRICA SOUTH AMERICA SOUTH AMERICAN HITS SOUTH AMERICAN HITS CUBA SOUTH AMERICAN HITS MEXICO SOUTH AMERICAN TRIO CHILI SOUTH AMERICAN TRIO COLOMBIA SOUTH AMERICAN TRIO CUBA SOUTH AMERICAN TRIO MEXICO SOUTH AMERICAN TRIO PARAGUAY SOUTH AMERICAN TRIO VENEZUELA SOUTH AMERICAN TRUMPET SOUTH AMERICAN TRUMPET CUBA SOUTH AMERICAN TRUMPET MEXICO SPROOKJE SWEDEN TUMBA TURKEY TURKEY EAST VENEZUELA VOETBAL WALTZ WEST IND STEELBAND ACCORDION AMAPOLA ANNA PAUWLOWNA AVE MARIA NO MORRO CORSICA D AMORE DANS JE DE HELE NACHT MET MIJ DEAR MRS APPLEBEE DEBRE KAFRIT DIE MOOIE JAREN DISTANT DRUMS DU SCHWARZER ZIGEUNER GERTJI GLAASJE OP LAAT JE RIJDEN I WAS KAISERS BILL BATMAN JELLE ZAL WEL ZIEN KLOKKE ROELAND KRISTAL WALS LAATSTE TANGO DE LITTLE MAN MENSEN GEEFT ELKAAR DE HAND MR CANNIBAL NO MILK TO DAY OH WHAT A KISS OLD MCDONALD PALOMA LA PENNY LANE SAMMY SAN FRANCISCO SCHNEEWALZER SLEUTEL V D JUKEBOX DE SOMEWHERE MY LOVE STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT TANZE MIT MIR IN DEN MORGEN YESTERDAY ACCORDION AMATEUR BIGBAND BEER BARREL POLKA DON'T BE THAT WAY GREEN SLEEVES IN THE MOOD JUST THE WAY YOU ARE LET S CALL THE WHOLE THING LITTLE BROWN JUG MOONLIGHT SERENADE MUSIQUE MUSIQUE Page 1 of 87 PEANUT VENDOR ST LOUIS BLUES TRISTEZZA UNA CASA PORTUGUESA VALETA THE VENDADOR DE CACAHUETES YO QUIERO EL MAMBO ACCORDION LIMBURG DIKKE TANTE TRUUS FORELLENVISSER DE GESNOJE SNIP GULPER MEISJES KOMPEL DE KRIJTLAND POLKA LEO EN MIENTJE LIMBURGS BIER MAASWALS DE MIEMELE EM KRUSELE PATERS POLKA DE TUSSEN DE HEUVELS ACCORDION MEDLEY ACH ICH HAB ALOHA OE ALS JE PAS GETROUWD BENT ANNEN POLKA ANSOLETTA ANYONE WHO HAD A HEART AULD LANG SYNE BABY LOVE BAHAMAN LULLABY BIRDS AND THE BEES THE BLOEMEN VOOR DE VROUW BOSTELLA LA BYE BYE BLONDIE CINDERELLA ROCKEFELLA COME BACK LISA CONGRATULATIONS DANNY BOY DANS JE DE HELE NACHT MET MIJ DANS JE DE HELE NACHT MET MIJ DELILAH DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDE DOWN IN THE VALLEY DU, DU LIEGST MIR IM HERZEN Page 2 of 87 EERSTE ZOEN DIE FANFARE DE FELICIDAD LA FRENCH SONG THE FUR ELISE GERTJI GESCHICHTEN AUS DEM WIENERWALD GLAASJE OP LAAT JE RIJDEN GLORY HALLELUJA GOLONDRINA LA (DE ZWALUW) GREEN GREEN GRASS OF HOME GREEN SLEEVES GRIJZE HAREN HINKY DINKY PARLEZ VOUS I WAS KAISERS BILL BATMAN I WON'T FORGET YOU ICH BAU DIR EIN SCHLOSS IF I ONLY HAD TIME IM GRUNEN WALD JE BENT NIET HIP JELLE ZAL WEL ZIEN JETZT DREHT DIE WELT SICH NUR JOLIE JAQUELINE JOSHUA FIT THE BATTLE OF JERICHO JUNGE, KOMM BALD WIEDER KARELTJE DE GROOTE KISS ME GOODBYE KLARINETTEN POLKA KLAVERTJE VIER KLOKKE ROELAND KOM UIT DE BEDSTEE MIJN LACRIMA SUL VISO UNA LAST WALTZ THE LETKIS LIEBESKUMMER LOHNT SICH NICHT LITTLE BROWN JUG LITTLE MAN LOU LOU LOVE IS BLUE MAMA VERTEL ME MANDELBAUM MELODIA MELODIA MES MAINS SUR TES HANCHES Page 3 of 87 MICHAEL ROW THE BOAT MIEN WAAR IS MIJN FEESTNEUS MIJN VRIENDINNETJE MR CANNIBAL MY BONNIE MY BONNIE IS OVER THE OCEAN NINA BOBO NO MILK TO-DAY NOORDZEESTRAND NOVIA LA OH PRETTY WOMAN OH SUZANNA OH WHAT A KISS PAY ME MY MONEY DOWN PENNY LANE PLAGE LA QUE C'EST TRISTE VENISE RANCHO GRANDE EL RELEASE ME RIGOLETTO ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK ROODBORSTJE (LONG LONG AGO) SAMMY SANTO DOMINGO SARIE MARIJS SARIE MARIJS SCHATZWALZER SCHENKT MAN SICH ROSEN IN TIROL SCHENKT MAN SICH ROSEN IN TIROL SCHON IST DIE JUGENDZEIT SHE LOVES YOU SLEUTEL V D JUKEBOX DE SLOOP JOHN B SOLE SOLE SPIEGELBEELD STAENDCHEN STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT SWING LOW SWEET CHARIOT TA RA DI BOEM DI JEE TANGO TEDDYBEER TIRITOMBA TRAINS AND BOATS AND PLANES VEEL HEIL EN ZEGE IN HET NIEUWE JAAR Page 4 of 87 VERGEET MIJ NIET VIVA ESPANA WE GAAN NOG NIET NAAR HUIS WHEN THE SAINTS WIE ZAL DAT BETALEN WIENER BLUT YESTERDAY ZWARTE OGEN (SCHWARZE AUGEN) ACCORDION MUSETTE AUBADE D' OISEAUX (VALSE) BALLADE DES SIFFLEURS BEER BARREL POLKA BOURRASQUE (VALSE) CA GAZE (JAVA) CHALOUPEE LA (JAVA) CLARINET POLKA DENICHEUR LE (VALSE) ESPOIRS PERDUS (VALSE) JAVA JAVA DE LA VARENNE JAVA DES AS LUXEMBOURG POLKA MARCHE DES ACCORDEONISTES LYON MARCHE DES FOURGERONS MARCHE DES GALIBOTS MARCHE DES MINEURS MARCHE DES PATINEURS MAZURKA FANTAISIE (JAVA) MILLIAVACCA (JAVA) PARADE GITANE (JAVA) PERLES DE CRISTAL POLKA CHINOISE POLKA DES AMOUREUX POLKA DES AS REPROCHE (VALSE) RETOUR DE LIEGE RETOUR DES HIRONDELLES (VALSE) SOUS L'AIGLE DOUBLE TRIOLETS LES UNDER THE DOUBLE EAGLE VALSE CHINOISE VALSE DES AS ACCORDION PARTY MEDLEY IS MOOI GEWEEST 'T Page 5 of 87 ACCORDION PARTY MUSIC DAAR WAS LAATST EEN MEISJE LOOS DAT HELE KLEINE KERELTJE DIE MOOIE JAREN DRIE MAAL DRIE IS NEGEN EN DAT WE TOFFE JONGENS ZIJN EN ZO LANG ALS IK LEEF ER IS NOG NOOIT EEN VRIJGEZEL FARIA FARIA GLORIE GLORIE GLORIA GROEN ALS GRAS HEI HEI MEISJE LIEF HOEDJE VAN MIJN ZUSTER HET HOEMPAPA HOEPERDEPOEP HOOR DE BEL HOP FALDERIE HOP FALDERA IK SAL JOU HEP IK SAL JOU KRIJG IK ZOU ZO GRAAG EEN BORRELTJE IN DIE GROTE STAD ZALTBOMMEL JOU WIL IK ALLES GEVEN LAAT DE KLOK MAAR LUIDEN LAAT MIJ ERIN LANG ZULLEN ZE LEVEN MIJN JANTJE DIE IS NU GAAN VAREN NAPOLEON DIE GOEDE VENT O JA WIJ WILLEN OCH WAS IK MAAR DOOD OH VRIENDENSCHAAR OMDAT HET ZO LEKKER IS PROSIT EIN SARA JE ROK ZAKT AF SARIE MARIJS TOE DRINK EENS UIT TOEN ONZE MOP EEN MOPJE WAS TWEE EMMERTJES WATER HALEN TWEE OGEN ZO BLAUW VADER JACOB VAN JE HELA HOLA HOUDT ER DE VAREN VAREN VROLIJKE JAGERS WALDESLUST WAT HEBBEN WIJ EEN DORST WAT IS HET LEVEN Page 6 of 87 WAT KAN HET GEZELLIG ZIJN WIE IN JANUARI GEBOREN IS ZIJ LEVE HOOG ZO GAAT IE GOED ZOLANG ALS DE LEPEL IN DE BREIPOT ACCORDION PARTY MUSIC MEDL DAAR MOET OP GEDRONKEN WORDEN AMERICAN FOLKDANCE ALL AMERICAN PROMENADE CARIBBEAN MIXER COWBOY SCOTTISCHE DANCING IN THE STREET DANCING IN THE STREET DANCING IN THE STREET DON'T THINK TWICE EVERYWHERE MIXER EVERYWHERE MIXER FAIRFIELD FANCY GOOD OLD DAYS GOOD OLD DAYS GRAND COLONEL MIXER GRAND COLONEL MIXER GRAND SQUARE JIFFY MIXER JIFFY MIXER JINGLE BELLS KNIPS MIXER KNIPS MIXER LANNINGS MIXER LUCKY SEVEN THE MEMPHIS OH SUZANNA OH SUZANNA (THE LUCKY SEVEN) OH YEAH OH YEAH OVER THE BRIDGE PATTY CAKE POLKA PHRAZE GRAZE MIXER RANGERS WALTZ SALTY DOG SALTY DOG RAG SHOO FLY SHOO FLY STEPPIN' EASY Page 7 of 87 STEPPIN' EASY STEPPIN' OUT TENNESSEE WIG WALK THE TENNESSEE WIGWALK THE TENNESSEE WIGWALK THE TETON MOUNTAIN STOMP TETON MOUNTAIN STOMP AMSTERDAM AAN DE AMSTERDAMSE GRACHTEN AFSCHEID VAN AMSTERDAM ALS VAN D'AMSTERDAMSE GRACHTEN AMSTERDAM AMSTERDAM AMSTERDAM (NEDERL GEZONGEN) IK HOU VAN JOU MOOI AMSTERDAM OH MOOIE WESTERTOREN OLIEMAN DE OLIEMAN DE ONDER DE BOMEN VAN HET PLEIN PIKKETANUSSIE PIKKETANUSSIE TABE OUWE WESTER TOCH BEN IK DOL OP JOU WATERLOOPLEIN ZONDAG IN AMSTERDAM AMSTERDAM BARREL ORGAN JORDAANWALS TULPEN UIT AMSTERDAM ANGLO AMERICAN HINKY DINKY ARGENTINIAN CANTA EL CORAZON CUESTE LO QUE CUESTE DIOSA LA HASTA SIEMPRE HAY QUE SALVARLO TODO SON PARA VOS SOY TU, TU ERES YO VEN VIEJO PANCHO EL VOLANDO ARMENIA GAROON Page 8 of 87 GAROON SIRDES SIRDES AUSTRIA ANNEN POLKA BALADA AMOR POR TI BALLET MUSIC PIANO AIMER ANIMAUX SAUTANT AUBE L' AUTUCHES BRUNE LA DANSE DES GAZELLES FIER FOUDRE LA GOUTTES DE PLUIE LIBELLULE LUMIERE D UNE BOUGIE PAON FIER LE PAPILLONS PETITS SOULIERS DANSANTS REFLECTIONS REVER REVERENCE SOIREE A VIENNES SOLEIL LE VERTIGE BALLROOM KRUISPOLKA KRUISPOLKA OLE GUAPA ST BERNHARDSWALS ST BERNHARDSWALS VELETA 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