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Official Publication of the Folk Dance Federation of California, Inc. VOLUME 48, NO JULY/AUGUST 1991 • $1.50 THE MAGAZINE OF INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCING Official Publication of the Folk Dance Federation of California, Inc. VOLUME 48, NO. 6 JULY/AUGUST 1991 EDITOR Jeanne Bertolina TABLE OF CONTENTS CO-EDITOR AND BUSINESS MGR Genevieve Pereira PRESIDENT' S MESSAGE 3 FIESTA DE SONOMA 4 JULY/AUGUST CONTRIBUTORS: GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY 5 Philomena Pavelka Lloyd Day Ed Kremers Charlotte Weber FUN IN '91 6 Marjorie Heeley Vera Musser Jean Williams Ruth Ruling CLASSIFIED ADS 7 Vi Dexheimer Miriam Lidster Lupie Barton Vi Williams INTERNATIONAL CUISINE 8 Elsa Bacher Claire George Max Horn Ann Garabedian DANCE DESCRIPTIONS: BOHEMIAN NATIONAL POLKA (Bohemia) 9 FEDERATION OFFICERS - NORTH IN MEMORIAM. .13 PRESIDENT Lupie Barton VICE PRESIDENT Frances Ajoian COUNCIL CLIPS . 14 TREASURER. Page Mas son REC. SECRETARY. Erika Ray EVENTS SOUTH.. 15 PUBLICATIONS Ellie Wiener MEMBERSHIP Melvin Mann FOLK DANCE NEWS. 16 PUB. RELATIONS Michael Norris HISTORIAN Jimmy McCoy CALENDAR OF EVENTS 18 ON OUR COVER: FEDERATION OFFICERS - SOUTH NEVA- Russian PRESIDENT . .Beverly Barr Dance Ensemble VICE PRESIDENT. Eunice Udelf TREASURER Bill Campbell Photo: Jeff Reinking REC. SECRETARY.......Julith Plenas COR. SECRETARY ....Rudy Beldner MEMBERSHIP Marcia Lechtick PUBLICITY Beverly Weiss HISTORIAN....... Therese Scholin SUBMISSION DEADLINE FOR THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE: SUBSCRIPTION RATE: Wednesday, July 31 $15 per year $20 foreign & Canada SUBMISSION DEADLINE BUSINESS OFFICE: FOR THE OCTOBER ISSUE: Wednesdays, 10 AM - 4 PM Wednesday, September 4 415-581-6000 Let's Dance (ISSN #0024-1253) is published monthly by the Folk Dance Federation of California, Inc., with the exception of the May/June and July/August issues, which are released each two-month period. Second-class postage paid at Hayward and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Folk Dance Federation of California, Inc., 1020 B Street, Hayward, CA 94541. But with your help, I think we're PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE up to it. Keep Dancing! Statewide "91 is now just a Lupie Barton memory, but such a happy memory! The institutes were fun, doable, and interesting (an unusual combination). The dancing was great! The vendors displayed their wares, and I couldn't resist. The HUNGARIAN CONNECTION club banners displayed around the room were really impressive. So If you are thinking of taking a group many, and so well done! (minimum: 15) into Hungary looking for folklore, music and dance, I enthusias- There was a good contingent tically recommend Adam Molnar. He can from the North. It was very handle everything — housing, perform- gratifying to see so many of our ances and parties. Very knowledgeable past presidents down there. There and well-connected with dance groups. were so many things to do and so Direct: Dr. Molnar Adam little time to do all of it. The South worked hard, and it showed! Katona Josef ut. 35 Everything went so smoothly, all we H-1117 Budapest, Hungary had to do was dance and enjoy. We Local: Rae Tauber, Folklore Studies sure had "Fun in '91." Now we get 2192 Harbour Hts. Road to do '92. and it's going to take San Diego, CA 92109, 619/273-4996 some doing to match their efforts. Santa Barbara FOLK DANCE SYMPOSIUM HELD AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALJFORMA On LABOR DAY WEEK/WEEKEND ARMENIA Al!GUST 28-SEPTEPiBER 2 1991 ALEX P1PERKOV - guitarist from Radio SKOPJE D1MITR1 VALKANOFF - Macedonian/Greek clarinetist extraordinaire TOM BOZ1G1AN - Percussionist, with his Armenian Orchestra SIS, BALKAN PICNIC (Goleta Beach, live music, food) SIS, ARMENIAN PICNIC (On campus, with Armenian BULGARIA Community, live music, food) SIS, Evenings Only (Includes party with teacher reviews, afterparties * DISCOUNT on all FULL VINTAGE PACKAGES if paid in FULL by 7/15 FULL PACKAGES SI 75, Tuition Only S35/day (Includes all classes, parties. S375, double S315. Weekend Only & afterparties. Food at picnics not S455, single ($159 NON -REFUN D ABLE ) covered) deposit due by JuJy 15 FOLK DANCE SYMPOSIUM. P.O." BOX 2^2-, .LA" MIRADA, CA. 90657 ALL FULL-TIME PACKAGES MUST BE PAID IN FULL BY AUGUST 15, 1991. NO REFUNDS AFTER THAT DATE. 213-941-08*6 TIESTA We SONOMA Everyone is invited to attend the September Federation Festival, Fiesta de Sonoma, September 8, 1:30 to 5:30 P.M., at the Sonoma Veterans Building, 125 1st Street West, Sonoma. Donation $3. There will be a Council President's Meeting at 11:00 A.M., followed by an Assembly Meeting at 11:30, and general folk dancing from 1:30 to 5:00. See you there! Vi Williams Redwood Coun c i1 1991 FIESTA DE SONOMA 1. SETNJA DANCE PROGRAM 2. CORRIDO 3. DOUBLEBSKA POLKA (P) 29. ZILLERTALER 4. SQUARE TANGO LANDLER 5. CABALLITO BLANCO 30. SQUARE 6. SQUARE 31. DHIYARATKOS 7. VRAPCHETO 32. VRTIELKA 8. DOUBLE SIXSOME 33. BAL IN DA 9. BLUEBELL WALTZ (P) STRAAT (P) 10, JAPANESE SOFT SHOE 34. DREISTEYRER 11. SANTA RITA 35. LET'S HAVE A 12, SQUARE CEILIDH 13, DA MI DOJDES 36. CONTRA 14, HAMBO 37. VLASKO 15, TANGO POQUITO (P) 38. ADA'S KUJAWIAK #1 16, BLACK MOUNTAIN REEL 39. SAUERLANDER 17, LA CACHUCHA QUADRILLE 18, CONTRA 40. TZADIK KATAMAR 19, ORIJENT 41. SALTY DOG RAG 20, ELIZABETH QUADRILLE 42. SQUARE 21, ST. GILGEN 43. KARAMFIL FIGURENTANZ (P) 44. POSTIE'S JIG 22, LA ENCANTADA TANGO 45. LA BASTRINGUE (P) 23, DOBBEL REINLENDER 46. HOFBRAUHAUS 24. SQUARE LANDLER 47. SOMEWHERE MY LOVE EXHIBITIONS - 3:00 P.M. 48. SQUARE 49. TINO MORI 50. MILONDITA TANGO 25. SULAM YA'AKOV 51. TRIP TO BAVARIA 26. MAPLE LEAF RAG 52. LESNOTO 27. DUNDEE WHALER 53. CASTLE SCHOTTISCHE 28. BAZTAN DANTZA 54. BLUE PACIFIC WALTZ BERKELEY FOLK DANCER'S GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY This year, Berkeley Folk Dancers (BED) celebrates other groups of the '40 's have disbanded, BFD is still 50 years of promoting International Folk Dancing. dancing 5 and sometimes 6 nights a week and has over BFD was an early offshoot of the first international 200 active members. Part of the vitality of BFD is that folk dancing group in the United States, Changs. a new beginner's class is offered only to people NEW to BFD each year. Changs was started in San Francisco in 1938 by a Chinese American, Song Chang, and his Scandina- BFD is still a cooperative and responsive to the vian bride, Harriet. Chang, who had become inter- demands of the members. Each year the teachers ested in folk dancing while touring Europe in 1931, attend Master teacher classes at either the University was encouraged to organize an international folk of the Pacific, Mendocino Folklore Camp, or a dance group in San Francisco after another trip, this North/South Teachers Conference. time to China, with his new bride. Shipmates of various ethnic backgrounds had been delighted by his A wide variety of dances are taught each year in the teaching of Swedish, German, and Norwegian dances four different classes; beginner, intermediate, ad- during the passage.The group that formed grew stead- vanced intermediate, and advanced. The classes could ily. The World's Fair on Treasure Island (1939) just as easily be labeled BFD I, II, HI, and IV, since sparked even more interest in ethnic folk arts. Chang's the ability of the dancers in each class is varied. The group had been asked to perform. They attracted a lot repertoire of the 4 classes includes more than 200 of attention on weekends and holidays with their different dances from many countries including the costumes and dance. Members of Changs were USA. The dances can be simple, complex, choreo- prompted to form other groups. Berkeley Folk danc- graphed, fast, slow, non- partner, couple, set, circle, ers was one of the first of such groups, forming in July line, or square dances. New dances are introduced 1941. each year and, to keep the teaching schedule manage- The Berkeley Recreation Department was im- able, some dances are dropped . mediately supportive of the Berkeley Folk Dancers and gave them the use of the John Hinkel Park Club- A 1941 Bulletin of the Berkeley Folk Dancers house. John Hinkel was often overcrowded but the stated "The Berkeley Folk Dancers is a self supporting members thought it had a special magic and refused organization under the Education Committee of the to move elsewhere. A small fire in 1984 forced the Consumers Cooperative of Berkeley, the only pur- issue and after a few years at the Old Jefferson school pose of which is to further folk dancing and afford its auditorium, BFD has settled in at Live Oak Park. members a good tune ..." Some things change, some (John Hinkel clubhouse has since been repaired.) things never change, - folk dancers continue to have The magic of BFD still thrives. While Changs a good time! dances only 3 times a month now and many of the Claire George FOLK DANCE SCENE ^ HAPPY For info on the many aspects of various ethnic community* in the 4th OP JULY world, for up-to-date info on "folk" happenings in the U.S. and abroad, for interviews with notable folk dancfi personalities, and from much, much more, you shouto be reading the FOLK DANCE SCENE. LET'S DANCE SUBSCRIBE NOW! OnlyS10peryear(forteniBues). Send check and current address to: FOLK DANCE SCENE, 22210 Miston Dr.. Woodland Hills. CA91384 rf* FUN IN '91 by Larry Getchell, Past President To say the 46th Statewide in Culver City was another outstanding festival would be entirely correct but it would tell only half the story. "Statewide, fun in 91 " was different for a number of reasons, not the least being that it took place in the heart of a huge sprawling metropolis. While Southern California has hosted numerous statewides, this would be the first to take place in a city (Culver City) within a city such as the one and only "City of the Angels".
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