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Printing Dances Minidisk Dance List Sorted by Name 07/26/11 Country Type Source Minidisk Name Bulgaria L B-05-46 Abdal Bulgaria L B 3-B-06 B-01-10 Abdala Macedonia L 3-M-01 M-02-34 Acano Mlada Nevesto Poland P 3-P-03 O-01-37 Ada's Kujawiak I (Use Na Wierzbowym Listku) Poland P 3-P-03 O-01-38 Ada's Kujawiak III (Use Czerwone Korale) Macedonia L T 3-M-03 M-01-21 Adana Turkey L T-01-18 Agir Govenk Turkey L T-02-04 Agir Halay French Canada PCM 3-O-16 O-01-11 Ah! Si Mon Moine Voulait Danser (do Set de Fo Assyria P 3-T-02 T-01-06 Aino Kchume Greece . 3-G-05 G-02-13 Aivaliotiko (Zeimbekiko) Macedonia L W 7-M-02 M-02-01 Ajde Jano Macedonia L M-04-11 Ajde Jano Serbia L W 4-Y-07 Y-01-13 Ajde Lepa Maro Israel C V 3-I-14 I-01-32 Al Gemali Israel I 3-I-08 I-01-08 Al Tira (singing) Israel I 3-I-19 I-01-19 * Al Tira Israel P 3-I-07 I-01-04 Al Tiruni Turkey L P 4-T-11 T-01-07 Ali Pasa Greece L G-04-28 Aloniotikos - Cho Cho Bulgaria L B-06-14 Alunelu Romania L T 3-O-07 R-01-11 * Alunelul Romania L Bb 3-R-01 R-01-40 * Alunelul Batut Romania L V 3-R-09 R-01-12 Alunelul de la Bailesti Romania L R-02-38 Alunelul de la Urzica Romania L V 3-R-01 R-01-39 Alunelul Sucit Greece L G-04-04 Amoliti Gaida Greece L G-04-03 Amoliti Gaida - Flogera Brittany L O-01-44 Andro Retourné Bulgaria L B-05-44 Angelovata Turkey L T-01-15 Annen (Karadeniz) Armenia L T-02-33 Anzanet Romania L R-02-49 Aoleanul Greece . G-01-33 * Aptaliko Greece . G-01-38 Aptaliko Greece L 3-G-05 G-02-11 Arahova (Tsamikos) Macedonia L V 4-M-06 M-04-17 Arap (Zajko Kokorajko) (2 copies) Turkey L T-02-08 Arap Macedonia L M-05-19 Arap (Nina) Macedonia L M-04-36 Arap / Arapaki Romania P 4-R-06 R-01-28 Ardeleana Cu Figuri Armenia L T-01-31 Armenian Miserlou Bulgaria L B-06-41 Arnautsko Horo England P M 4-O-60 O-01-01 Arnold's Circle Greece L G-03-14 Arvanitovlacha Israel L V 3-I-07 I-01-02 At Va'ani Israel P 3-I-26 I-01-38 * Atzay Hatsaftsafot France L 4-O-63 O-02-20 Avant-deux de Travers Bulgaria . 3-B-16 B-03-18 Ay Da Idem, Jano (do Čestoto) Israel P 3-I-25 I-01-39 Ba'aviv Macedonia L V 3-M-02 M-01-27 Baba Djurdja Macedonia L V 3-M-20 M-03-32 Baba Djurdja Macedonia L V 3-M-15 M-03-12 Baba Džurdžija Bulgaria L B-06-22 Bačvanka HungaryBulgaria L B-06-21 Bačvanka Introduction - 1 - Minidisk Dance List Sorted by Name 07/26/11 Country Type Source Minidisk Name Hungary L H-01-16 Bagi Karakazo Greece L G-04-25 Baidouska Macedonia L M-04-34 Baidouskino Macedonia L W 3-M-09 M-01-19 Bajrače Macedonia . 3-M-04 M-02-44 Bajrače Bulgaria L W 3-B-06 B-01-09 Baldazka Italy L O-02-24 Ballo Sardo Romania C V 4-R-01 R-01-13 Balta Romania C V 3-R-14 R-02-11 * Balta Macedonia L M-03-42 Banjsko France C F 3-O-10 O-01-04 Bannielou Lambaol (Do Ridee) Romania . 3-R-14 R-02-14 Barbatesc Din Ieud II England C 3-O-25 O-01-03 Bare Necessities Israel L V 3-I-12 I-01-40 Bat Hareem Bulgaria L B 4-B-11 B-01-37 Batuta Macedonia L W 3-O-09 M-01-01 Bavno Oro Macedonia L W 3-A-00 M-02-13 Bavno Oro (Snosti Sakav ...) Basque I 3-O-12 O-01-23 Baztan-Dantza Hungary P 4-H-14 H-01-01 * Bekesi Paros Macedonia L V 3-M-07 M-01-02 Belasičko Oro Macedonia L 3-M-01 M-01-15 Beranče Macedonia L W 3-M-09 M-01-18 Beranče Macedonia L M-04-29 Beranče Mešovito Greece . 4-G-13 G-01-43 Beratis Greece L G-03-25 Beratis Macedonia L V 3-M-02 M-01-25 Berovka Macedonia L V 3-M-18 M-03-22 Berovka Macedonia . 3-M-17 M-04-26 Berovka (Tomov) Macedonia L 3-M-15 M-03-14 Berovka / Ratevka Bulgaria L W 3-B-06 B-01-08 Bičak Russia L O-02-15 Bielo Litsa Kruglo Litsa Bulgaria L B 3-B-03 B-01-19 Bistrica Kopanica (Do Ludo Kopano) Bulgaria L B 3-B-05 B-01-39 * Bistrica Kopanica (Use Kopanica) Bulgaria L 4-B-37 B-03-10 Bitola (Lesnoto) England S3 7-O-19 O-01-46 * Black Nag Bulgaria L B-05-40 Blageovgradsko Horo Israel P C 3-I-29 I-01-41 Bo Dodi Israel L I-02-19 Bo'ou Nashir Bulgaria L B-07-01 Boaliysko Horo Romania L V 3-R-01 R-01-38 Boereasca Romania L R-02-32 Bordeiasul Bulgaria L B-05-41 Breštaska Račenica Romania L 3-R-04 R-01-09 Briul Romania L T 4-R-03 R-01-14 * Briul De La Fagaras Romania L T 3-R-01 R-01-36 Briul Pe Opt Romania L 3-R-05 R-01-42 * Briul Pe Sase (Dick Crum) Romania C V 3-R-11 R-02-08 Briuletul Greece L G-03-31 Brovalete Sta Dhomata Bulgaria L B 3-B-05 B-01-40 Bučimiš (slow down) Bulgaria L 3-B-13 B-01-41 * Bučimiš Bulgaria L B B-02-30 Bučimiš (Tamburitzans) Bulgaria L B 3-A-00 B-03-19 Bučimiš (Nama) Bulgaria L 3-B-16 B-03-20 Bučimiš - Čukurovski Bulgaria . 3-B-18 B-03-21 Buenek Macedonia L V 3-M-01 M-01-04 * Bufčansko - 2 - Minidisk Dance List Sorted by Name 07/26/11 Country Type Source Minidisk Name Macedonia L W 3-M-20 M-01-26 Bufčansko (Buvčansko) Macedonia L V 3-M-09 M-03-03 Bufčansko (fast) Yiddish L I-02-25 Bulgar Macedonia L M-03-38 Bulgarka U.S.A. I O-02-25 The Bus Stop Romania L R-02-29 Ca La Balta Serbia L B 4-Y-51 Y-01-03 * Čačak Romania I 3-R-07 R-01-29 Calusarii Macedonia L T M-01-14 Čamčeto Turkey L T-01-42 Cano Bosnia L 3-A-07 Y-01-14 Čarlama Bulgaria L B 3-B-06 B-01-12 * Čekurjankino Horo Bulgaria L B 3-B-09 B-01-34 Čekurjankino Horo (Račenica) Bulgaria L B 3-B-05 B-04-17 Čekurjankino Horo (Račenica) Bulgaria L B-06-03 Čeperlarska Račenica Bulgaria L W 3-B-05 B-01-42 Čerkeska Bulgaria L B-07-04 Černevska Račenica Slovenia . 3-B-17 Y-02-10 Čérni Potök Bulgaria L B 3-B-01 B-03-22 * Često (Use Horo from Kjustendil) Bulgaria L B 3-A-03 B-03-23 Često - Kermensko Maško Horo Bulgaria L B 3-B-11 B-03-24 Često - Kjustendil Horo Bulgaria L B 3-B-02 B-03-25 Često - Pravo Trakijsko Horo Bulgaria . 3-B-16 B-03-18 Čestoto (use Ay Da Idem Yano) Bulgaria L B 3-B-01 B-03-26 * Čestoto (use Trakijsko Horo, slowly) Bulgaria L B 3-B-05 B-04-21 Čestoto (Do Panceravsko Šopsko Horo) Macedonia L V 4-M-02 M-01-05 Četvorka Bulgaria L B 4-B-02 B-01-43 * Četvorno (use Četvorno Šopsko Horo) Bulgaria L B 3-B-09 B-01-33 Četvorno Horo (do Ripna Maca) Bulgaria L B 3-B-04 B-01-44 Četvorno Horo (do Razvrastanata) Bulgaria L B 4-B-02 B-01-43 Četvorno Šopsko Horo Greece . G-01-32 * Chalai Greece . G-01-37 Chalai Bulgaria L B-03-12 Cheleuna Armenia . 3-T-01 T-01-16 Chifte Telli (Echoes from the Orient) Italy P 3-O-07 O-01-32 Cicerenella (do Neapolitan Tarentella) Bulgaria L B-06-11 Čičovata Bulgaria L B-05-48 Ciganko Serbia L V 4-Y-00 Y-01-01 * Ciganski Orijent Serbia L V 3-A-00 Y-01-50 Ciganski Orijent (use Micino Čergaško Kolo) Macedonia L M-05-10 Cigansko Povrateno Hungary C I P 4-H-08 H-01-02 * Cigány Tánc Romania I C-Z R-01-31 Cigany Tanc (Kotansky) Romania L V 3-R-04 R-01-02 * Cimpoi Romania . 3-R-04 R-01-07 Cintec Romania . 3-R-12 R-02-10 Cintec Romania L T 3-R-04 R-01-04 * Ciuleandra Albania L M-04-20 Čobankat Macedonia L M-04-12 Čoček (Balamouk) Macedonia L M-03-45 Čoček (Les Yeux Noirs) Macedonia L W M-02-09 Čoček (Rama Rama) Macedonia L M-04-14 * Čoček (Rama Rama) Macedonia L W M-02-12 Čoček (Voluta Vox) Macedonia L W M-02-10 Čoček (Zlatna Usta) Macedonia L M-05-07 Čoček - Ampe Macedonia L M-05-06 Čoček - Lulaj - 3 - Minidisk Dance List Sorted by Name 07/26/11 Country Type Source Minidisk Name Macedonia L M-04-28 Coček Za Marek Bulgaria L B-06-07 Čokurovsko Horo Mexico P 3-O-07 O-01-31 Corrido Turkey L 4-T-34 T-01-08 Coskun Çoruh Macedonia L 3-M-01 M-01-17 Crno Gorka (Use Skopska Crno Gorka) Macedonia L 3-M-20 M-03-29 Crno Gorka U.S.A.
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