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Neat Document p May/June 197^ THE MAGAZINE OF INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCING s^e€x. V<uiee THE M*G«ZIIIE OF I NTCIIIIitTIONAL FOLK DANCINO May/June 1974 Vol. 31, No. 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS STATEWIDE '74: OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE Pre-Registration................ 1 Program of Dances............... 2 FOLK DANCE FEDERATION OF CALIFORNIA, INC. Schedule, Exhibition Groups..... 4 EDITOR................. ..Leslie Pryne San Jose Map, Hotel Info........ 5 BUSINESS MANAGER....... Walt Dexheimer DANCE RESEARCH EDITOR.. .Dorothy Tamburini ISRAELI FOLK DANCE................. 6 COSTUME RESEARCH EDITOR .....Eleanor Bacon MAY/JUNE CONTRIBUTORS: ENSEMBLE INTERNATIONAL Expo '74 Dolly Barnes, Perle B leadon, Gail Clune Benefit Concert................. 9 Henry Bloom, Polly Bu rke, Marian Gault Ernest Drescher, Ruth Gundelfinger UKRAI NI AN EMBROI DERY...............10 Cathy Jair, Vera Jone s. Bill Landstra Nadine Mi tchel1, Genevieve Pereira ANNOUNCEMENTS......................14 Susan Puretz, Elmer R iba. Sheila Ruby Betty Smith, Dorothy Tamburini Editor's Viewpoint.................15 Marcel Vinokur FEDERATION OFFICERS ROSE FESTIVAL......................16 (North) PRESI DENT....................Dol 1 y Barnes CHANGS 36th Anniversary Party......16 38858 Le Count Way, Fremont, CA 94536 VICE PRESIDENT............Ernest Drescher ISRAELI INSTITUTE, San Luis Obispo.l7 TREASURER.....................John Mooney RECORDING SECRETARY............Gail Clune DANCE DESCRIPTIONS: DIR. OF PUBLICATIONS............Ed Hussey San Gilgen Figurentanz..........18 DIR. OF EXTENSION...........Ruth Melville Cimpoi..........................20 DIR. OF PUBLICITY.........Bob Hardenbrook H I STORI AN....................Bee Mi tchel 1 CAMELLIA CITY JUNIORS picture......22 (South) BOOK REVIEW: PRESl DENT................Al bert Dobrinsky Intl. Folk Danae at a Glance___24 430 S. Gramercy PI., Los Angeles CA 90020 VICE PRESIDENT................Sheila Ruby IN REVIEW: Hidden Valley PE TREASURER.................Morr ie Lech tick Teachers Folk Dance Institute...25 RECORDING SECRETARY............Henry Ruby CORRESPONDING SECRETARY---Cynthia Tarvin KOLO KALENDAR......................26 DIR. OF EXTENSION.............Elsa Miller DIR. OF PUBLICITY...........Perle Bleadon SING WHILE YOU DANCE! Israel......27 HISTORIAN..................Eileen Bartold PUBLICATIONS of the Folk Dance OFFICES Federation of California. Inc...28 EDITORIAL.........Letters, Articles S Ads 756 Marl in Ave #3, Foster City, CA 94404 ECHOES from the Southland..........30 Telephone: (415) 573-6993 COUNCIL CLIPS......................31 CIRCULATION..............Vi Dexheimer FOLK DANCE FEDERATION OF CALIFORNIA, INC. PRESIDENT' s MESSAGE................34 1095 Market Street, Rm. 213 San Francisco, Calif. 94103 Your LETTERS.......................36 Telephone: 431-8717 or 441-3049 CALENDAR OF EVENTS : South.........38 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $4.00 per year North.........39 (Foreign) $5.00 per year CLASSIFIED ADS.....................40 ON OUR COVER Etruscan musicians and dancers, from a 5th Century B.C. wall painting. Metropolitan Museum, ͣWf^i^ New York.____________________________^ Second Class Postage paid at San Francisco, California. All rights reserved. Any material con¬ tained herein may be reproduced with the written consent, and with due credit to, the Folk Dance Federation of California, Inc., as long as sold material is not reprinted for monetary gain. LET'S DANCE is published monthly by the Folk Dance Federation of California, Inc., with the ex¬ ception of May-June and July-August issues, which are released within each 2-month period. 5TfiTEWiDE " mm^ SAN JOSE ..... MHV CALIFORNIA PRE-REGISTRATION FORM REGISTRATION BADGES WILL BE REQUIRED FOR ALL EVENTS. NO PRE-REGISTRATION ACCEPTED AFTER MAY 10, 197^. RECEIPT FOR PRE-REGISTRATION WILL BE MAILED: PLEASE PICK UP REGISTRATION PACKAGE AT THE LE BARON HOTEL. YOUNG PEOPLE UNDER AGE 16 WILL BE ADMITTED FREE WHEN ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT REGISTRATION. Attach names with Pre-Reg Form. REGISTRATION FE ES_ PRE-REGISTRATION..... @ $5.00 = $ (includes Afterparties INSTITUTE............ @ $2.00 = $ INSTALLATION DINNER.. % $7-30 = $ (includes tip) (Chicken Breast Hawa i an) Total : $__ NAME CLUB (as it is to appear on Badge) NAME CLUB (as it is to appear on Badge) ADDRESS ( ) Street Phone City State Zip Please make checks payable to: STATEWIDE 197^. Return form and payment to: Jerry & Helen Porter 5801 Mendoza Drive, Oakland, CA 9^611 PRICES AFTER MAY 10, 197'*, WILL BE: Regi st rat ion ... $7.50 One„ f-Day Only...„ , .$3.00 f-, r.r^ Institute......$2.50 (Gen.Dancing & Afterparty) Insti tute Only..$2.50 Afterparty Only.$2.00 Exhibition Groups will be required to Register. Installation Dinner reservations mayiifc^i be made until^tk^^^ltd^^l^Jl^i 6 PM, May 24th. FOLK DANCE FEDERATION OF CALIFORNIA, INC. 1 FRIDAY, MAY 2h, IS/'* STRTCUJIOE 8:00 - 12:00 PM ^^% r^^ Savita Se Bela Loza pnoGnflm Corrida To Tur Hava Nagilla SATURDAY, MAY 25, 197't A Trip to Bavaria 8:00 - 12:00 PM Swir Suir Mazur Dirlada Tarina de la Abrud Das Fenster Tango Poquito Tarantella di Peppina Kor Csdrdds Bella Franaa Cvarberland Square Mairi 's Wedding Sioeet Girl Kapuvari Verbunk Sohuhplattler Laendter Milondita Tango Tsiganoahka La Golandrina Bela Rada Numero Cinao San Gilgen Figurentanz Bourree Pastourelle El Gauaho Tango Saandinavian Polka Tzadik Katamar Institute Dance Bourrees CroissSes Dodi Li Polka Mazurka Kamarinskaya St. John River Mark lander EXHIBITIONS Arap Ciuleandra Korobushka Bal in da Straat Caballito Blanao Red Boots Cotton Eyed Joe Somewhere My Love Russian Peasant Farewell to Auahtevarder Elizabeth Quadrille Sham Eareh Golan D^la Mazurka Kreuz Koenig Tino Mori Little Man in a Fix Teton Mountain Stomp Tehuantepea White Heather Jig Hopak Livavteenee Institute Dance Vrtielka Windmueller Doudlebska Polka Lepa Anka Kolo Vodi Neapolitan Tarantella Tkariotikos Good Old Days Kohanoahka Vo Sadu Polharrow Burn Setnja Hambo Sleeping Kujawiak Tango Campana Italian Quadrille Oberek Zviaainy Polyanka Zillertaler Laendter Waltz Oslo Waltz SUNDAY, MAY 26, 197'* 8:00 - 12:00 PM Carwuseb Alunelul Square Tango Tarantella Montevergine SUNDAY, MAY 26, IS^t Oklahoma Mixer 1:00 - 5:00 PM Bekesi Paros A Trip to Bavaria Apat Apat Karagouna Prekid Koto Livavteenee Tango Poquito Polish Mazuv Belasidko Couple Hasapiko Magyar Csdrdds I Sauerlaender Quadrille #5 El Cdballero Eleno Mome Godeoki Cadak Kor Csdrdds Doudlebska Polka Bourree Droite du Pays Fort Trei Pdzeste Batrinesa Sleeping Kujawidk Haroa Haktana 1314 Alexandrovska Hofbrauhaus Laendler Szokkenos Blue Paoifio Waltz Hole in the Wall Friss Magyar Csdrdds La Caohuaha Vossarul EXHIBITIONS Morovaa Makedonka Kola Origent Orlovskaya Korobushka San Gilgen Figurentanz El Shotis Viejo Folsom Prison Blues Siamsa Bierte Shuddel Bux Eorehronsky Chardas Insti tute Dance Vira do Sitio Eambo Lights of Vienna Somogyi Karikazo Ivanioe Ve David Timonia La Enoantada Tango Siesta in Seville Vrtielka Pinosavka Sirtaki Changier Quadrille Prince William St. Bernard Waltz Sahuhplattler Laendler Ardeleana cu Figuri Ha'eer Beafor Teton Mountain Stomp Grosser Aohterrum Erev Ba II Cardds Z Kosiakych Hamrov Rezijanka I Salty Dog Rag 'ͣ Dreisteyrer Jota de Badajos Mexican Sahottis White Heather Jig Brandiswalzer Vranjanka Jovano Jovanke f [^[s[s[ag[s[a[a[a[a[3[s[a[a[s[a[i[a[ala[a[s[ila[a^[i@ Iin 5T6TEWiDEby Folly Burke Ik g]I G]ggE]E]ggB]gE]gE]B]gggggggE]E]E]E]EiE]gi] A Carrousel evokes thoughts of lilting music, happy times, and (in the case of STATEWIDE 'Jk) lively dancers! "Danaers' Carrousel" will be starting up in the SAN JOSE CIVIC AUDITORIUM on Memorial Day weekend, May 24 through 27. From the first General Dance Session on Friday night from 8-12 PM to the final Picnic on Monday, the Weekend promises activities for all varieties of dancers and spectators. Saturday's INSTITUTE, from 1:00 - 4:30 PM, will feature south¬ ern Californias EUGENE CIEJKA, Director of Polski Iskry, teaching two dances he learned while dancing with the Slask Danae Company in Poland last summer. They are Foznan Oberek and Graj Kujawiak, both on the Intermediate level. If time permits. Gene will teach a third dance, a Polish surprise! From northern California, NED and MARIAN GAULT, Directors of Ensemble International, will teach theseveral records charming for these new Swissdances. dances. They are working now to secure After folk dancing Saturday evening from 8:00 to 12:00 PM, the AFTERPARTYhave Live Music! in McCabe Hall (next to the Civic Auditorium) will The beautiful new LeBaron Hotel, 1350 N. 1st Street, San Jose, will be the scene of the no-host cocktails and the Installation Dinner, 5:00 - 8:00 PM on Sunday, following the afternoon of Folk Dancing from 1:00 to 5:00 PM at the Auditorium. More dancing at the Auditorium from 8:00 to 12:00 PM, and an AFTERPARTY Sunday PICNIC.night will leave all participants ready to relax for Monday's In place of the standard Statewide Concert, there will be three sections of Exhibitions: Saturday evening, Sunday after¬ noon, and Sunday evening. Exhibition Chairman BEE DRESCHER lists the Exhibition Groups and the countries they will represent: CHANGS INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCERS (Czech.), Bee Dresaher RIKUDOM (Israeli), Ani van Zwol CAMTIA DANCE ENSEMBLE (Polish), Bruae Mitchell TERPSICHOREANS OF SAN FRANCISCO (Spanish), Grace Nioholes KOPACHKA DANCERS (Finnish), Dean & Nancy Linsaott ENSEMBLE INTERNATIONAL, Eed & Marian Gault CHORAL DANCE GROUP (Hindu), Bee Dresaher CIMBALOM (Hungarian), Gary Coyne DANCE ARTS OF OAKLAND (Scottish), Millie von Konsky STANFORD INT'L FOLK DANCERS (Swedish), Ron
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