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MVFD Listing by Dance Name CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 37- 15 A Na Onej Gorze Polish 37- 11 A Tu Jest Warszawa Polish 95- 4 Aatabspolska och polska fr. Kall Swedish Couple 86- 19 Abdala Bulgarian Line 91- 4 Acano, Mlada Nevesto Macedonian 16- 10 Ad Or Haboker (Harmonica) Israeli Circle, Open 33- 23 Adama Admati Israeli Couple I 64- 17 Adana Oro Macedonian Circle, Open I ö 60- 24 Ada's Kujawiak #1 Polish Couple I 79- 26 Ada's Kujawiak #1 Polish Couple I 79- 27 Ada's Kujawiak #3 Polish Couple 17- 6 Adelita (Corrido) Mexican Couple 32- 18 Adj' Za Milim, Adj' Za Dragim & Drhta Croatian I 61- 8 Adjon Az Isten Hungarian Circle, Open I 69- 27 Adjon Az Isten Hungarian Circle, Open I 718- After Brollopet (Schottische) Swedish Schottische 56- 22 Agar Magar Armenian Line 84- 3 Agchanka Jerazanka Armenian 44- 8 Aguonele Lithuanian Circle 58- 3 Agustina Mexican Couple 39- 20 Ah: Si Mon Moine Voulait Danser Canadian-French 71- 16 Ahavat Chaya'i Israeli Circle I 45- 11 Ahavat Hadassah Israeli Line I 92- 12 Ahavat Hadassah Israeli Line I 37- 1 Aino Kcume (Seikhani) Assyrian Couple I 61- 16 Aird of Coigah Scottish Set 4 Couple I ö 81- 17 Aird Of Coigah (Reel of Mey) Scottish Set 4 Couple I 65- 21 Aird Of Coigah (Reel of Mey) Scottish Set 4 Couple I 84- 22 Airie Bennan Scottish 84- 22 Airie Bennan Scottish ö 31- 7 Ais Giorgis (Saint George) Greek Circle, Open I Sunday, May 08, 2005 Page 1 of 92 MVFD Listing by Dance Name CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 23- 11 Ais Giorgis (Saint George) Greek Circle, Open I 30- 11 Aivaliotiko (Zeimbekiko) Greek Circle, Open 88- 14 Ajde Jano Macedonian Line 91- 25 Ajde Jano (Talitha MacKenzie) Macedonian Line 23- 16 Ajde Lepa Maro Serbian Circle, Open I ö 61- 7 Al Gemali Israeli Solo 50- 2 Al Gemali Israeli Solo 19- 9 Al Kalaa Lebanese Line I 36- 2 Al Sa'Deinu Israeli Circle I 92- 1 Al Sadenu Israeli Circle 93- 14 Al Sadenu Israeli 67- 8 Alaj Smo Se Croatian Circle 48- 11 Albansko Albanian 72- 16 Alemande German 116- Alewander Swiss Couple I 117- Alexandrovsky Russian Couple I 117- Alexandrovsky Russian Couple I 19- 14 Ali Ali Lebanese Line I 14- 21 Ali Paşa Turkish Circle, Open I 59- 7 Alison Rose (4x32 Strathspey) Scottish Set 4 Couple I 22- 8 Allemannsmarsj Norwegian Mixer I 29- 9 Alley Cat USA Couple I 13- 24 All-Purpose Polka USA Couple 12- 26 Alonia (Syrtos Ptlaias) Greek Circle, Open I 36- 15 Alonsito Paragayan 75- 7 Alte Polka S German 410- Alter Tiroler Plattler Austrian Couple ö 25- 5 Alunelul Romanian Circle, Open I 73- 26 Alunelul Romanian Circle, Open I 104- 11 Alunelul ca la Cirna Romanian 42- 9 Alunelul ca la Sadova Romanian Line I Sunday, May 08, 2005 Page 2 of 92 MVFD Listing by Dance Name CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 80- 24 Alunelul de Brau Romanian Line ö 49- 25 Am Segula Israeli Circle I 33- 15 Am Segula Israeli Circle I 70- 16 Aman Aman Turkish Line 56- 13 Ambee Dageets (Armenian Turn) Armenian Line I 19- 16 Ammer Ya Maalem Lebanese 13- 15 Amos Moses USA Solo I 88- 17 An Dro Retourné Brittany Line 21- 7 Ana Lugojana (Haţegana) Romanian Couple I 82- 7 Anderson's Rant (Leith Country Dance, Scottish Set 4 Couple I 76- 19 Andikrystos (To Entheka) Greek Circle, Open I 59- 8 Angus Macleod (2x64 Reel) Scottish Reel 29- 2 Angus Reel (Maine Mixer) USA Couple I 99- 11 Anna's Wedding Cake Scottish Set, 4 Couple 75- 2 Annenpolka German Couple 30- 23 Antiktistos Makedonikos Greek-Macedonia I 78- 23 Aoleanul De La Fundu Paru Romanian 79- 21 Aoleanul de la Petresti Romanian 51- 7 Appelbo Ganglat Swedish March 30- 9 Arahova (Tsamikos) Greek Circle, Open I 13- 6 Araog mond da zoudard (Gavotte des M French Line I 39- 6 Arap (Zajko Kokarajko) Macedonian Circle, Open I ö 17- 4 Arap (Zajko Kokorajko) Macedonian Circle, Open I 36- 14 Araruna Brazilian Couple I 10- 16 Arcadian's Lancers, The (Prairie Queen) USA Square I 104- 21 Arcanul de la Fundul Moldaovei Romanian 103- 16 Arcanul dela Fundul Moldovei Romanian 79- 14 Ard O Focul Dragostea Romanian 75- Ardelanka Romanian Line 42- 19 Ardelean Romanian 80- 26 Ardeleana Romanian Couple Sunday, May 08, 2005 Page 3 of 92 MVFD Listing by Dance Name CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 21- 8 Ardeleana (Invirtita) Romanian Couple 103- 18 Ardeleana dela Recas Romanian 103- 20 Ardeleana din Felnac Romanian 12- 17 Ardeleana Pe Pecior Romanian 67- 20 Arin Arin French Solo 81- 5 Arin Arin French Solo 87- 14 Arkan Ukranian Line 87- 6 Arkan Dribny Ukrainian Line 56- 19 Armenian Miserlou (Eench Eemanaee) Armenian Line I 56- 13 Armenian Turn (Ambee Dageets) Armenian Line I 38- 17 Armstrong's Waltz (4 + 8x32) English Set 4 Couple 16- 9 Artsa Aleenoo (Kuma Echa) Israeli Circle I 70- 19 Artvin Grils' Dance Turkish Line 56- 6 Ashtarakee Par Armenian Line 86- 4 Aston Polka - Extended Play USA Contra I 16- 20 Aston Polka, The, (called) USA Contra I 16- 19 Aston Polka, The, (instrumental) USA Contra I 71- 6 At Adama Israeli Line I 98- 2 Åt Sulhusgubba (reinlender) Norwegian Couple 223- At the Inn German Couple I ö 28- 2 At Va'Ani Israeli Circle I 16- 7 At Va'ani Israeli Circle I 12- 13 Atlantic Mixer Austrian Mixer I 64- 23 Attaman Engel Finnish Square I 94- 20 Åttetur fra Asker Norwegian Couple 98- 20 Åttetur fra Asker (turndans) Norwegian Couple 57- 21 Aurora Mexican Couple 22- 20 Austrian Dreisteyrer Austrian Trio I 66- 14 Austrian Dreisteyrer Austrian Trio I 17- 16 Avant-Deux de Travers French Lines, Short I 90- 2 Avant-Deux du Poitou French Couple, Cont Sunday, May 08, 2005 Page 4 of 92 MVFD Listing by Dance Name CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 57- 8 Ay Giz Heyranin Olam Turkish Line 71- 2 Ayuma Israeli 57- 7 Azgagragan (Daronee Yerker Yev Barer) Armenian Line 101- 19 Ba La Israeli Mixer 92- 2 Ba'ah Menuchah Israeli Circle 47- 10 Baba Djurdja Macedonian Circle, Open I 122- Babeli's Dream ('Strommt Em Babeli) Swiss 69- 3 Bablekan Turkish 101- 16 Bachata (Que Vuelva) Puerto Rican Couple 54- 14 Bagpipe on Violin Scottish 24- 3 Baile Da Camacha Portuguese Set 4 Couple I 13- 8 Bal de Jugon, Le French Couple I 65- 20 Balada Ha Ma'ayan Israeli 86- 18 Baldazka Bulgarian Line 101- 1 Balgeddie Reel (5 x 32 Reel) Scottish Set 5 Couple 73- 15 Ballo Sardo Italian Line I ö 60- 3 Ballos Greek Couple I 30- 21 Ballos Greek Couple I 30- 7 Ballos (Pot-Pourri of Ballos) Greek Couple I 43- 19 Ballos (Psaropoula) Greek Couple I 61- 17 Ballos, Chios Island Greek Couple I 69- 15 Balmoral Strathspey (The Sark Bridge) Scottish Set 4 Couple 59- 11 Balquidder Strathspey (8x32 Strathspey) Scottish Set 4 Couple I 78- 24 Balta De La Fundu Parului Romanian 13- 10 Bannielou Lambaol French Circle I 83- 17 Baonopstecker Netherlands 84- 13 Baonopstecker Netherlands 71- 8 Bapardes Israeli Circle I 87- 13 Bapundak Katan Israeli I 88- 1 Barbatesc Romanian 58- 6 Barinya Russian Sunday, May 08, 2005 Page 5 of 92 MVFD Listing by Dance Name CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 68- 8 Barjace, Atans Macedonian Line 10- 14 Barn Dance English Couple I 29- Baroiges Tanz Jewish Set 4 to 6 Co I 23- 10 Barovka (Paiduska) {Not so good} Macedonian Line I 33- 11 Bat Teiman Israeli Line I 92- 23 Bat Teiman Israeli Line or Circl 16- 26 Bat Tsurim Israeli Couple I 103- 9 Batraneasca dela Ciocanesti Romanian 78- 15 Batrineasca Romanian 41- 24 Bătrîneasca din Vicov Romanian I 98- 11 Båtsmann Däck (polska) Norwegian Couple 80- 12 Batucele Romanian 74- 6 Bătuta Bulgarian Line I 55- 26 Bătuta Munteneasca Romanian Line I 12- 14 Bavarian Waltz German Square I 97- 10 Bavno Horo (Ajde Na Horo) Bulgarian Line ö 320- Bavno Oro Macedonian Circle, Open I 50- 11 Bavno Oro (Snosti Sakav Da Ti Dojdam Macedonian Circle, Open I 20- 10 Bayrisch-Polka German Couple I 14- 25 Bean Setting English Morris 421- Beautiful Ohio USA Waltz I 56- 27 Beejo Armenian Line I 45- 24 Be'er Bassadeh Israeli Circle 64- 20 Bees of Maggie Knorkater Scottish Set 4 Couple I 56- 12 Beet Kroonk Armenian 45- 16 Befat Hakfar Israeli Line 52- 3 Beggar Boy, The English Set 3 Couple 50- 6 Be'ikvota'ich Israeli 45- 5 Bein Nehar Prat Israeli Circle I 49- 14 Bein N'Har Prat Israeli Couple I 71- 18 Bekedorfer German Square I Sunday, May 08, 2005 Page 6 of 92 MVFD Listing by Dance Name CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 23- 22 Bekendorfer Quadrille German Square I 21- 24 Békési Páros Hungarian Couple I 65- Bela Rada Serbian Line I 23- 14 Bela Rada Serbian Line I 49- 9 Bela Rada Serbian Line I 87- 15 Belasicko Oro Macedonian Line 92- 13 Belev Echad Israeli Line I 47- 12 Berance Macedonian 48- 1 Berance Macedonian Circle, Open I 73- 17 Berance Macedonian Circle, Open I 31- 3 Berátis Greek Circle, Open I 76- 16 Berátis Greek Circle, Open I 32- 24 Bercarac 28- 12 Bergslags Polka (Snoa) Swedish Couple I 32- 12 Berovka Oro Macedonian Line I 46- 22 Berovka Oro Macedonian Line I ö 91- 20 Berovka Oro and Ratevka Macedonian Line I 33- 6 Besdot Bet-Lechem Israeli Couple I 71- 9 Bet Avi Israeli Line I 87- 1 Bhangra Indian Solo I 43- 3 Bialy Mazur Polish Couple 62- 11 Bičak Bulgarian Line I 74- 7 Bičak Bulgarian Line I 58- 17 Bielolitza Kruglolitza (Chain Dance) Russian Circle, Open I 36- 28 Bilati (Tanzara) Assyrian Line I 99- 8 Bingsjö Polska Swedish Couple 54- 18 Bird in the Tree Irish 99- 12 Birks of Invermay, The Scottish Set, 4 Couple 78- 18 Birladeanca Romanian 14- 13 Biserka-Bojarka Serbian Circle, Open I 64- 2 Bishop, The English Contra I Sunday, May 08, 2005 Page 7 of 92 MVFD Listing by Dance Name CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 91- 5 Bistrica Kopanica Bulgarian Line 91- 6 Bitola Macedonian Line 21- 18 Bitola (Lesnoto) Macedonian Line 28- 17 Bitte Mand I Knibe (Little Man In A Fix Danish Set 2 Couple I 28- 20 Bitte
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    Saturday KF Main Dance Hall Saturday KF Kafana Saturday KF Amphitheatre - All Videos! Subject to change, times are Pacific Time Subject to change, times are Pacific Time Subject to change, times are Pacific Time International Dance and Music 7:00 pm Sonia & Cristian Dance Review 7:00 pm Orkestar Black Wine 1:00 pm Nostalgia Videos American Historical Folk Dance 7:15 pm Joe Dance Review -Karagouna (Greece) 2:00 pm Videos 7:30 pm Cabin 19 -Niska Banja (Serbia/Romani) 3:00 pm Join us in the Main Hall! -Wedding Hora (Moldova) -Konobo Moja (Dalmatia/Croatia) 4:00 pm Nostalgic US Dance Company Show Videos -Doina + Sarba (Moldova) -Slavonija Splet (Croatia) 5:00 pm Comedy Dance Number Videos -Sarba Armeneasca (a.k.a. Tonagan Par) 7:20 pm Kavala 6:00 pm Join us in the Main Hall! -Waves of the Danube (Anniversary Global Professional Dance Company Waltz) -Raikos 7:00 pm Videos Videos of Intl. Dance Community 7:47 pm Zlatne Uste -Patrunino 8:00 pm Performing Groups -Gankino (Kopanitsa) -Levendikos 9:00 pm Nostalgic Documentaries -Sofka -Puče Puška (Teško or Vranjanka) Amphitheatre Closes -Mig Mig (Čoček) 7:40 pm Shirley Johnson (Vjeverica) -Kolo (u šest) -Karamfil (lesnoto) 8:06 pm Danubius Band -Trava Trava Trava - Hungarian Polkas (polkas) -Triti Puti - Hungarian Roma (Gypsy) Songs (Roma free-style dancing) -Waltz 8:23 pm Blato Zlato 7:55 pm Dromeno Set 1 -Miatalo Lenche yabalka (Rŭchenica) -Sta Dhio -Gjura beli belo platno (Pajdushko) -Tsamiko -Gaidine Svirjat (Dajchovo) -Levendikos -Sofka -Shto imala Ksmet Stamena (Chochek) 8:43 pm Da! Mozhem
  • Dance Name COUNTRY INSTRUCTOR(S) YEAR(S) Armenian Polka Armenia Ajoian, F. 57 Bardezuh Mer Armenia Ajoian, F. 56,57 Boozdigoots Armenia Ajoian, F

    Dance Name COUNTRY INSTRUCTOR(S) YEAR(S) Armenian Polka Armenia Ajoian, F. 57 Bardezuh Mer Armenia Ajoian, F. 56,57 Boozdigoots Armenia Ajoian, F

    LISTING BY TEACHER Dance Name COUNTRY INSTRUCTOR(S) YEAR(S) Armenian Polka Armenia Ajoian, F. 57 Bardezuh Mer Armenia Ajoian, F. 56,57 Boozdigoots Armenia Ajoian, F. 57 Gemrigin Baduh Armenia Ajoian, F. 56 Golden Bracelet Armenia Ajoian, F. 56, 57 Halay Armenia Ajoian, F. 55 Halay Havasi Armenia Ajoian, F. 56 Lorkay Lorkay Armenia Ajoian, F. 56, 57 Medax Tashginag Armenia Ajoian, F. 57 Nor Imatsa (Yerzinga Tamzara) Armenia Ajoian, F. 57 Pompouri Armenia Ajoian, F. 55 Sotis Armenia Ajoian, F. 56 Tamzara Armenia Ajoian, F. 55 Three And One (Bar) Armenia Ajoian, F. 55 Sheleg Al Iri Israel Alpert, A. 18 Ve’shuv Itchem Israel Alpert, A. 18 Yaffo Israel Alpert, A. 18 Normali israel Alpert, A. 18 Or Chadash Israel Alpert, A. 18 Haleluyah Le’Gal Israel Alpert, A.` 18 Hayom Hazeh Israel Alpert, A.` 18 Heya Heya Israel Alpert, A.` 18 Hora Ha’bika Israel Alpert, A.` 18 Carbonero, El El Salvador Amaya, N. 68 Cortadoras, Las El Salvador Amaya, N. 68 Diablo Chingo, El Costa Rica Amaya, N. 68 Xuc, El El Salvador Amaya, N. 68 Yenka Spain Amaya, N. 68 Bereznianka Ukraine Arabagi, G. & I. 14 Bukovinskii Tanets Ukraine Arabagi, G. & I. 12 STOCKTON FOLK DANCE CAMP INDEX 1948-2018 PAGE 1 LISTING BY TEACHER Dance Name COUNTRY INSTRUCTOR(S) YEAR(S) Dansul Tiganilor Basarabeni Moldova (Bessarabia; Rom) Arabagi, G. & I. 14 Hora din Giurgiuleşti Moldova (Moldavian) Arabagi, G. & I. 12 Hora Dragostei Moldova Arabagi, G. & I. 14 Horlitsya Ukraine Arabagi, G. & I. 14 Hutsulka Ukraine Arabagi, G. & I. 12 Joc Mare Ukraine (Moldavian) Arabagi, G.
  • Download Dance in the Schools Presentation

    Download Dance in the Schools Presentation

    A Rationale for Offering Ethnic Folk Dance Programs in the School Curriculum Pathways to Health, Teamwork and Multi-Cultural Understanding Programs for Grades 5 through 12 – 2009 Paul Collins Ethnic Dance Connection (Dancing As a Second Language) Mobile: (847)-846-8139 – Office: (773) 463-2288 [email protected] - www.ethnicdance.org Ethnic Dance Connection – All Rights Reserved – v21 - 1991-2009 Page 1 Photo Gallery - 1 Catholic Central High School (Burlington, WI) – 12th Graders at Diversity Day Ethnic Dance Connection – All Rights Reserved – v21 - 1991-2009 Page 2 Photo Gallery - 2 Spring Hill Middle School (Wisconsin Dells, WI) – 8th Graders at International Festival Ethnic Dance Connection – All Rights Reserved – v21 - 1991-2009 Page 3 About Paul Collins Paul Collins is a management consultant, providing high performance techniques and technologies that support collaborative problem solving and decision-making in web-based meetings. His clients, generally Fortune 1000 Companies and Government Agencies, have included, NASA, the US EPA, BP/Amoco and Motorola. He is currently a part-time student in Northwestern University’s Leadership and Organization Behavior program. Paul has had a passion for dance since he started dancing at the age of eight and called his first Square Dance at the age of twelve. He has taught ethnic dance programs at the Old Town School of Folk Music, the University of Chicago and the University of Illinois at Chicago, has been a popular instructor in downtown dance programs at SummerDance in Grant Park, Millennium Park and the Cultural Center, and has taught dance workshops throughout the United States, Canada and Europe. In 1989, Paul founded Ethnic Dance Chicago which now meets weekly at the Chicago Latvian Cultural Center and the S.P.A.C.E.