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Petaluma International Folk Dance Index PETALUMA INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCE INDEX 0. Cover & Contents Greek 2 1. Read Me - About this mp3 collection Israeli 2 2. Index – 741 International Folk Dances Macedonian 2 Other Countries 2 3. Alphabetical Folk Dance Locator Romanian 2 Serbian 2 I - 1st STRING FOLK DANCES Armenian 1 III – TEACHING RESTRICTED RECORDINGS Bulgarian 1 Armenian TR Croatian 1 Bulgarian TR Greek 1 Croatian TR Israeli 1 Greek TR Macedonian 1 Israeli TR Other Countries 1 Macedonian TR Romanian 1 Other Countries TR Serbian 1 Romanian TR Serbian TR II - 2nd STRING FOLK DANCES Armenian 2 IV – SELECTED TEACHING NOTES Bulgarian 2 Croatian 2 1ST STRING FOLK DANCES (First Choice for Dance Programs or Classes) Armenian 1 Bulgaria - Dobrudzanski Buenek.mp3 Armenia - Assoulis.mp3 Bulgaria - Dospatsko Horo.mp3 Armenia - Cross Bar (Ari Ari).mp3 Bulgaria - Dvazdi Trizdi.mp3 Armenia - Fresno (5-min).mp3 Bulgaria - Eleno Mome (Gankino).mp3 Armenia - Guniga.mp3 Bulgaria - Gankino Horo.mp3 Armenia - Khorodtsi Bijo.mp3 Bulgaria - Giusevska Rachenitsa.mp3 Armenia - Laz Bar.mp3 Bulgaria - Glavinsko Cetvorno.mp3 Armenia - Mom Bar(Candle dance).mp3 Bulgaria - Gypsy Wedding Cocek (5 min).mp3 Armenia - Ooska Gookas (Hooshig Mooshig).mp3 Bulgaria - Idam Ne Idam.mp3 Armenia - Papuri (gentle).mp3 Bulgaria - Karamfil.mp3 Armenia - Shoror.mp3 Bulgaria - Lalica.mp3 Armenia - Sweet Girl.mp3 Bulgaria - Mari Mariko.mp3 Armenia - Tamzara (couple).mp3 Bulgaria - Melnik (Cveta Moma).mp3 Armenia - Tamzara.mp3 Bulgaria - Neda Voda Nalivala.mp3 Armenia - Teen.mp3 Bulgaria - Nestinarsko Horo.mp3 Armenia - Trabzoni Bar.mp3 Bulgaria - Pajdousko Horo.mp3 Dances: 15; Total size: 42.2 MB Bulgaria - Pomashko Sirto.mp3 Bulgaria - Pravo Horo.mp3 Bulgarian 1 Bulgaria - Rhodopsko Pravo Horo.mp3 Bulgaria - Sadi Moma.mp3 Bulgaria - Bavno Horo.mp3 Bulgaria - Sedi Donka.mp3 Bulgaria - Bistrica Kopanica.mp3 Bulgaria - Shirto.mp3 Bulgaria - Brasni Carvul.mp3 Bulgaria - Silestrenska Tropanka.mp3 Bulgaria - Cocek (Rom_Good).mp3 Bulgaria - Sitno Vlasko (Triti Puti).mp3 Bulgaria - Daichovo Horo.mp3 Bulgaria - Smilyana.mp3 Bulgaria - Dobra Nevesto.mp3 Bulgaria - Stiga Mi Sa Momme.mp3 Bulgaria - Dobrudzanska Tropanka.mp3 Bulgaria - Strandzanski Buenek.mp3 Greece - Tsamikos (mainland, M or W).mp3 Bulgaria - Strandzansko Horo.mp3 Greece - Tsamikos B (mainland M or W).mp3 Bulgaria - Strandzansko Pajdusko.mp3 Greece - Vari Hasapikos (Franco Syriani).mp3 Bulgaria - Subrali Sa Sa (choral).mp3 Greece - Vari Hasapikos.mp3 Bulgaria - Talima.mp3 Greece - Yanni Yannaki (a Zonaradikos).mp3 Bulgaria - Tervelska Raka.mp3 Greece - Zaharoula.mp3 Bulgaria - Tragnala Rumjana.mp3 Greece - Zervos Karpathos.mp3 Bulgaria - Triti Puti.mp3 Greece - Zonaradikos A (2 parts).mp3 Bulgaria - Tropanka.mp3 Greece - Zorba Hassapiko.mp3 Bulgaria - Varnenska Tropanka.mp3 Dances: 46; Total size: 135 MB Bulgaria - Vodeno Horo.mp3 Bulgaria - Vrapcheto.mp3 Israeli 1 Dances: 47; Total size: 130 MB Israel - Al Sadenu.mp3 Israel - At Va'ani.mp3 Croatian 1 Israel - Ba La.mp3 Croatia - Cigancica.mp3 Israel - Bapardess.mp3 Croatia - Kisa Pada.mp3 Israel - Bat Tsurim.mp3 Croatia - Kolo Kalendara.mp3 Israel - Be Pundak Katan.mp3 Croatia - Krici Krici Ticek.mp3 Israel - Debka Oud.mp3 Croatia - Nabrala Je (choral).mp3 Israel - Debka Shachar.mp3 Croatia - Raca.mp3 Israel - Eli Eli.mp3 Croatia - Sukacko Kolo.mp3 Israel - Eretz Eretz.mp3 Croatia - Vesela je Sokadija.mp3 Israel - Erev Ba.mp3 Dances: 8; Total size: 17.8 MB Israel - Harishut.mp3 Israel - Hineh MaTov.mp3 Greek 1 Israel - Hora Aggadati.mp3 Greece - Ais Giorgis (St. George).mp3 Israel - Hora Medura.mp3 Greece - Apokriatikos.mp3 Israel - Horo'a Haktana.mp3 Greece - Bafra Horon.mp3 Israel - Jacob's Ladder.mp3 Greece - Ballos Syrtos.mp3 Israel - Kol Niderai.mp3 Greece - Cretan Syrto.mp3 Israel - Lech Lamidbar.mp3 Greece - Divaratikos.mp3 Israel - Ma Navu.mp3 Greece - Fisherman's Dance (Hassaposerviko).mp3 Israel - Mayim Mayim.mp3 Greece - Hassapikos.mp3 Israel - Od Lo Ahavti Dai.mp3 Greece - Hassaposerviko 2 (slow).mp3 Israel - Od Yishama.mp3 Greece - Hiotikos (good).mp3 Israel - Sapri Tama.mp3 Greece - Issios.mp3 Israel - Shiri Li Kinneret.mp3 Greece - Karagouna 2.mp3 Israel - Shoofni.mp3 Greece - Kariotikos (Ikariotikos).mp3 Israel - Tl'l Zugim.mp3 Greece - Kleistos.mp3 Israel - Tsadik Katamar.mp3 Greece - Kozanitikos.mp3 Israel - Tzena Tzena.mp3 Greece - Lemonia.mp3 Israel - Ve David.mp3 Greece - Lerikos.mp3 Israel - Yedid Nefesh.mp3 Greece - Mavromata.mp3 Israel - Zemer Atik.mp3 Greece - Miserlou.mp3 Dances: 32; Total size: 86.3 MB Greece - Never On Sunday.mp3 Greece - Ola Ta Melachrina.mp3 Macedonian 1 Greece - Paraliakós.mp3 Macedonia - Arap (Zajko Kokarajko).mp3 Greece - Rampi Rampi (a Karsilamas).mp3 Macedonia - Banjsko Oro.mp3 Greece - Rhoditikos (an Island Syrtos).mp3 Macedonia - Bavno Oro.mp3 Greece - Sta Dyo.mp3 Macedonia - Belasicko Oro.mp3 Greece - Sta Tria.mp3 Macedonia - Berovski Cocek (Rom).mp3 Greece - Syrtos (Nina Na Nai).mp3 Macedonia – Bitola, Moj Roden Kraj.mp3 Greece - Syrtos 1 (3 min).mp3 Macedonia - Bufcansko.mp3 Greece - Syrtos Kefaloneas (=Dhivaraikos).mp3 Macedonia - Cocek (5.5 min).mp3 Greece - Syrtos Kritikos.mp3 Macedonia - Cocek Lidija (6 min).mp3 Greece - Syrtos.mp3 Macedonia - Dedo Mile Dedo.mp3 Greece - Thracian Hassapikos.mp3 Macedonia - Dimna Yuda.mp3 Greece - Thrakikos Horo (Andaman Pallikari).mp3 Macedonia - Indijski Cocek.mp3 Greece - Trata (I Trata or Syrto Trata).mp3 Macedonia - Ivanica.mp3 Greece - Troiro.mp3 Macedonia - Jovano Jovanke (Pravoto).mp3 Greece - Tsamikos (island, M or W).mp3 Macedonia - Legnala Dana.mp3 Macedonia - Lesnoto Medley (Nama).mp3 Ukraine - Tikho Nad Richkoyu.mp3 Macedonia - Lesnoto.mp3 USA - Louisiana Sat Night.mp3 Macedonia - Makedonsko Devojce.mp3 USA - Salty Dog Rag.mp3 Macedonia - Narodno Oro.mp3 Wales - Robin Ddiog.mp3 Macedonia - Neda Voda Nali Vala B.mp3 Dances: 44; Total size: 127 MB Macedonia - Odeno Oro.mp3 Macedonia - Pajdusko.mp3 Romanian 1 Macedonia - Ramno Velesko (cocek).mp3 Romania - Alunelul de la Urzica (2 min).mp3 Macedonia - Romino Oro (Rom).mp3 Romania - Alunelul de la Urzica (3 min).mp3 Macedonia - Rumelaj (Rom).mp3 Romania - Batrineasca.mp3 Macedonia - Sa (Rom).mp3 Romania - Boereasca.mp3 Macedonia - Sa Cocek (old).mp3 Romania - Cimpoi.mp3 Macedonia - Skopski Cocek (1 min walk).mp3 Romania - Ciuleandra original.mp3 Macedonia - Skopski Sa Sa Cocek.mp3 Romania - Ciuleandra.mp3 Macedonia - Syrtos (short).mp3 Romania - Dado La Dado.mp3 Macedonia - Tino Mori (4-min).mp3 Romania - Dana.mp3 Macedonia - Urva Franka.mp3 Romania - Das Tsighele.mp3 Macedonia - Usti Usti Baba (cocek).mp3 Romania - Giocu Di Ausi Din Cobadin.mp3 Macedonia - Zemljo Makedonska (song).mp3 Romania - Hora Anton Pann.mp3 Dances: 34; Total size: 108 MB Romania - Hora de la Munte.mp3 Romania - Hora de la Putna.mp3 Other Countries 1 Romania - Hora de la Soroca.mp3 Albania - Moj Mara Moj Marine.mp3 Romania – Hora de Mina.mp3 Albania - Valle E Dhardes.mp3 Romania – Hora de Munte.mp3 Albania - Valle Jarnana.mp3 Romania - Hora Fetelor.mp3 Assyria - Mamer.mp3 Romania - Hora Lautarilor.mp3 Assyria - Sheikhani.mp3 Romania - Hora Mare.mp3 Balkan - Majko Ekremov Cocek (2-part).mp3 Romania - Hora Miresii.mp3 Balkans - Devetorka (Gankino).mp3 Romania - Hora Moldovia.mp3 Bosnia - Sarajevka.mp3 Romania - Ini Vitui.mp3 Brittany - An Dro Retourne.mp3 Romania - Itele.mp3 Brittany - An Dro.mp3 Romania - Joc Batranesc.mp3 Brittany - Hanter Dro - Quand J'etais Jenne.mp3 Romania - Joc De Leagane.mp3 Czechoslovakia - Doudlebska Polka.mp3 Romania - Joc In Patru.mp3 France - Le Maitre de la Maison.mp3 Romania - Lamiita.mp3 France - Lo Brisa Pe.mp3 Romania - Leganata.mp3 French Canada - La Bastringue.mp3 Romania - Roata Femeilor.mp3 Hong Kong - Waves.mp3 Romania - Rogojina.mp3 Hungary - Adjun az Isten.mp3 Romania - Romanul De La Bolintin.mp3 Hungary - Ketri Ketri.mp3 Romania - Rustemul Ca La Listoava.mp3 Hungary - Kortanc.mp3 Romania - Rustemul.mp3 Hungary - Ne Felj Lanyom.mp3 Romania - Siriul Buzau (sung).mp3 Hungary - Somogyi Karikazo.mp3 Romania - Siriul.mp3 Ireland - Road to the Isles.mp3 Romania - Tarina De La Abrud.mp3 Russia - Kak Pri Balke.mp3 Romania - Vulpiuta.mp3 Russia - Korobushka.mp3 Dances: 34; Total size: 89 MB Russia - Troika.mp3 South Africa - Pata Pata (Makelsa).mp3 Serbian 1 South Africa - Pata Pata (orig).mp3 Serbia - Adje le Pamaru.mp3 Sweden - Långdans från Sollerön.mp3 Serbia - Adje Lepa Maro.mp3 Sweden - Swedish Finn Mixer.mp3 Serbia - Ajde Jano, Kolo Da Igramo (choral).mp3 Switzerland - Swiss Break Mixer.mp3 Serbia - Biserka.mp3 Turkey - Agir Halay.mp3 Serbia - Cujes Mala (U Sest).mp3 Turkey - Ali Pasha (Durst).mp3 Serbia - Ersko Kolo.mp3 Turkey - Ali Pasha.mp3 Serbia - Fatise Kolo.mp3 Turkey - Damat Halayi B.mp3 Serbia - Gocino Kolo.mp3 Turkey - Heyamo.mp3 Serbia - Godecki Cacak.mp3 Turkey - Hoy Memo.mp3 Serbia - Hava Nagila (Horo).mp3 Turkey - Livan Oj.mp3 Serbia - Kozarica Kolo.mp3 Turkey - Narino.mp3 Serbia - Milanovo Kolo.mp3 Turkey - Rompi Rompi.mp3 Serbia - Moravsko Kolo (5 min).mp3 Turkey - Yalalar.mp3 Serbia - Opa Cupa (Rom) best.mp3 Serbia - Orijent.mp3 Serbia - Savila Se Bela Loza.mp3 Serbia - Popovicanka.mp3 Serbia - Savila Se Bela Loza 2.mp3 Serbia - Raca.mp3 Serbia - Seljancica Kolo.mp3 Serbia - Ramo Ramo cocek.mp3 Serbia - Sestorka.mp3 Serbia - Sa Cocek (Rom_2 pattern).mp3 Serbia - Setnja.mp3 Serbia - Sa Sa (2 pattern).mp3 Serbia - Stara Prizrenka.mp3 Serbia - Sa Sa (Cocek).mp3 Serbia - U Sest.mp3 Serbia - Sandy's Cacak.mp3 Serbia - Uzicko Kolo (Moravac Kolo).mp3 Serbia - Sano Duso (Vranjanka).mp3 Serbia - Vlashko.mp3 Serbia - Sarajevka.mp3
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