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Problem Solver Alphabetical Index 2020 ARTICLES: Choreogeography ______87;88 Nationalism and Folk Dancing - F Problem Solver Alphabetical Index 2020 ARTICLES: Choreogeography ___________________________________________________87;88 Nationalism and Folk Dancing - F. Johnson _________________________________89 East is East and West is West _____________________________________________89 SCOTLAND The Massacre of Glencoe _______________________________________________90 Taking Note - N. Osborn _________________________________________________90 AUSTRIA Folklore v. Performance in the Heimatabend - M. Gelman ______________________92 What In the World Are You Doing? ________________________________________98 Why? - F. Johnson _____________________________________________________98 ASSYRIA Assyrian Folk Dances ___________________________________________________99 BULGARIA Bulgarian Family Tree __________________________________________________99 ISRAEL Israeli Dance __________________________________________________________99 ARMENIA Armenian Folk Dance Types _____________________________________________01 ENGLAND English Country Dance Costumes _________________________________________01 POLAND Szarocz Unveiled - B. Lidicker ___________________________________________01 USA The Intersection - A. Karras ______________________________________________02 CANADA Métis Dancing - J. Hull __________________________________________________02 USA Cosmopolitan Club - B. Grieco & J. Novak _________________________________04 ISRAEL Israeli Dances w/ Religious Lyrics _________________________________________04 Dance Families: A Choros Line ___________________________________________04 USA How Folk Dancing Grew ________________________________________________06 ENGLAND Pre-WWII International Folk Dancing in England - S. Goddard _________________07 GERMANY German Dance Types - K. Gottier _________________________________________14 YUGOSLAVIA Kolo Grammar - I. Filcich _______________________________________________14 POEMS: Boards - G. Yaswen ____________________________________________________15 Circle - G. Yaswen _____________________________________________________93 Context - G. Yaswen ____________________________________________________17 For Jim Valanti - F. Zavon _______________________________________________06 It could be, 'Balance'- R. Jameson _________________________________________87 Missed Link - G. Yaswen ________________________________________________16 One-Body - G. Yaswen __________________________________________________92 DANCES: A and E Rag. See: Jessie Polka A barátok. See: Ugrós ISRAEL Aba/Abba Shimon _____________________________________________________14 A Beka. See: Espan Abendglocken. See: Oh how lovely is the evening Ab Schenken. See: Call of the Pipes Achttouriger. See: Man in the Hay POLAND Ada's Polka Mixer ______________________________________________________19 MEXICO Adelita. See also: ______________________________________04 Mosaico Mexicano Adios Muchachos. See: Oklahoma Mixer HUNGARY Adjon Az Isten ________________________________________________________88 TAIWAN Admiring The Moon ____________________________________________________88 Aegyiotiko; Aeyiotiko; Aiyiotiko. See: Syrtos Sylivrianos A Far Croonin'. See: Road to the Isles After Brollopet - Schottis. See: Schottische Å, gå så. See: Old Family Waltz Agie mou Giorgi / Agis Georgis. See: Ais Giorgis Ah stin pargas ton. See: Sta Dyo Aï Gulé. See: Janiman Kavrakh Ainde pera se. See: Karagouna ASSYRIA Aïno Kchume _________________________________________99 See also: Sheïkhani Ain't Ya Comin' Out Tonight. See: Buffalo Gals Airplane Dance. See: Katya GREECE Ais Giorgis/Agis Georgis ______________________________________________90;05 'Aj, 'aj, Bože daj. See: Rukavice MORAVIA A Ja Tzo Saritsa _______________________________________________________01 SERBIA 'Ajde [Hajde] Jano _____________________________________________________87 Ajde malo korova. See: Croatian Suite Ajd' povedi veselo. See: Serbian Medley 1 Alabama Gals/Girls. See: Buffalo Gals A Lauterbacher. See: Lauterbacher MEXICO Alazanas _____________________________________________________________03 RUSSIA Aleksandrovska/ Alexander's Waltz ________________________________________90 TURKEY Ali Paşa ______________________________________________________________87 USA All-American Promenade __________________________________08 See also: Smidje All by Yourself in the Moonlight. See: Palais Glide Allemande. See: Ländler Allemande Left to Cotton-Eyed Joe. See: Cotton-Eyed Joe Allemannsmarsj. See:All-American Promenade and Smidje Alleyn's Jig. See: Gathering Peascods NETHERLANDS Almelose Kermis ______________________________________________________92 Almerische/Almtanz. See: Ländler Alpenblumen. See: Dutch Foursome Alte Kath. See: Zwiefachen ISRAEL Al Tira 90 ISRAEL Al Tiruni _____________________________________________________________90 ROMANIA Alunelul (Comun/Cunoscut) ______________________________________________87 ROMANIA Alunelul Bătut from Bistreţ ______________________________________________87 MEXICO Alura Flores Barnes de Angeles ___________________________________________93 Amada Magdalena/Margarita See: Colás MEXICO Amarillas _____________________________________________________________02 American Mixer. See: Oklahoma Mixer Amerikanische Promenade. See: All-American Promenade and Smidje and Bravade A-moll Csárdás. See: Legényes es Csárdás Amore è blu. See: Love is Blue Amour est bleu. See: Love is Blue Ana Katokh. See: Sheïkhani ROMANIA Ana Lugojana _________________________________________________________12 Anata Mitsui. See: Tanko Bushi Ancient Israeli Dance. See: Scotch Andale, compadre. See: Jarabe de la Botella Andaman Palikari / And' Aman Palikari See: Ant' Aman Palikari An dem Narocz See. See: Łęczycki Walc An der Waldgrenze - Mazurka. See: Dreisteyrer BRETAGNE An Dro ______________________________________________________________91 Anelkute, Kaire Koja. See: Koja-Koja Angelina. See: Sardana USA Angus Reel Mixer. See also: ___________________________________95 Phrase Craze Anke lûko lûko pero. See: Jove male mome Annie Goes to the Cabbage Field; Annie in the Cabbage Patch. See: Strašák An T-Iarla Diùrach. See: Road to the Isles GREECE Ant' Aman Palikari _____________________________________________________12 Anu Banu Artzah. See: Hora [from Israel] Anu holchim baregel. See: Hopa Hey Apsres Kordeles. See: Misirlou Ap' to parathyro. See: Misirlou Aramaic. See: Assyrian Araog Mond da Zoudard. See: Gavotte des Montagnes MACEDONIA Arap/Arapaki/Arap (H)Avasi _____________________________________________08 Arapsko Kokonješte. See: Kokonješte Argo Hasapiko. See: Hasapiko JEWISH Ari-Ara ______________________________________________________________87 Ari Shooshig Jan. See: Bar Arizona Polka. See: Jessie Polka UKRAINA Arkan (Kolomiyskiy): ________________________________________________87;88 Armenian Folk Dance Types _____________________________________________01 Armenian Bar. See: Bar Armenian Dance. Ref: Karapyet ARMENIA Armenian Hop ________________________________________________________97 ARMENIA Armenian Misirlou _____________________________________94;97 See also: Leilam ARMENIA Armenian Shuffle ____________________________________________________96;01 Arpa Ektim. See: Ali Paşa Arrankin, trankin, trankun. See: Imotz Ar Serjant-Major. See: Gavotte d'Honneur Artlander Contra Dance/Artländer Konter. See: Buffalo Gals Artsa Alinu. See: Hora [from Israel] Arvanitikos. See: Tsamiko Aşa joacă pela noi. See: Ana Lugojana As By Spring. See: By a Spring Ashkhareen usgeespen. See: Guhnega ASSYRIA Assyrian Folk Dances ___________________________________________________99 As we dance along. See: Chiapanecas At a Georgia Camp Meeting. See: Buffalo Glide GERMANY At the Inn "To the Crown" _______________________________________________19 GERMANY Atlantic Mixer _______________________87;92;01 See also: Sankt Gilgen Figurentanz NORWAY Atlantic Mixer/Over the Ocean ___________________________________________01 At Lauterbach I lost my sock. See: Lauterbacher Atotonilco. See: Mexican Mixer Attersteg. See: Tospring At the Edge of the Forest. See: Pod Borem At the Narocz Lake. See: Łęczycki Walc Át Ugrom. See: Red Boots ISRAEL At Va'ani __________________________________________________________89;09 Aunt Esther's White Horse. See: Tant Hessie BRETAGNE Avant-Deux de Poitou ___________________________________________________89 BRETAGNE Avant Deux (de Travers) _________________________________________________87 Away down yonder. See: Salty Dog Rag Axion. See: Biserka Ay akşamdan ışıktır. See: Yaylalar Ay, ay, ay-ay. See: Cielito Lindo Aye mou Yiorgi. See: Ais Giorgis Ay qué bonito es bailar. See: Tilingo Lingo Ay qué bonito es volar. See: Bruja Ayzeh Peleh. See: Hora [from Israel] Azi. See: Ozi ASSYRIA Azrabukeh ____________________________________________________________99 MEXICO Azul Cielo ____________________________________________________________91 NETHERLANDS Baanopstekker _________________________________________________________00 Babalu Aye. See: Conga Babe/s in the Wood/s. See: Lancashire Barn Dance Babino oro. See: Leilam Bačka / Bačko. See: Malo kolo and Seljančica Ba'er Bassadeh. See: Be'er Basadeh Bahçelerde zerdali. See: Tin, Tin Baila la Yenka. See: Yenka Baile de la Bamba. See: Bamba Baile de los Machetes. See: Machetes Baile la Yenka/Bailemos la Yenka. See: Yenka Bairischer/Bayrischer. See: Zwiefachen Bakkedalsvalsen. See: Family Waltz FRANCE Bal de Jugon ________________________________87;90 See also: Heel and Toe Polka BULGARIA Baldûzka/Baldûzkinata __________________________________________________98 Balen
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