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Undetermined MVFD Listing by Dance Type CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 37- 15 A Na Onej Gorze Polish 37- 11 A Tu Jest Warszawa Polish 91- 4 Acano, Mlada Nevesto Macedonian 32- 18 Adj' Za Milim, Adj' Za Dragim & Drhta Croatian I 84- 3 Agchanka Jerazanka Armenian 39- 20 Ah: Si Mon Moine Voulait Danser Canadian-French 84- 22 Airie Bennan Scottish 84- 22 Airie Bennan Scottish 93- 14 Al Sadenu Israeli 48- 11 Albansko Albanian 72- 16 Alemande German 36- 15 Alonsito Paragayan 75- 7 Alte Polka S German 104- 11 Alunelul ca la Cirna Romanian 19- 16 Ammer Ya Maalem Lebanese 30- 23 Antiktistos Makedonikos Greek-Macedonia I 78- 23 Aoleanul De La Fundu Paru Romanian 79- 21 Aoleanul de la Petresti Romanian 104- 21 Arcanul de la Fundul Moldaovei Romanian 103- 16 Arcanul dela Fundul Moldovei Romanian 79- 14 Ard O Focul Dragostea Romanian 42- 19 Ardelean Romanian 103- 18 Ardeleana dela Recas Romanian 103- 20 Ardeleana din Felnac Romanian 12- 17 Ardeleana Pe Pecior Romanian 71- 2 Ayuma Israeli 122- Babeli's Dream ('Strommt Em Babeli) Swiss 69- 3 Bablekan Turkish 54- 14 Bagpipe on Violin Scottish 65- 20 Balada Ha Ma'ayan Israeli 78- 24 Balta De La Fundu Parului Romanian 83- 17 Baonopstecker Netherlands Sunday, May 08, 2005 Page 1 of 93 MVFD Listing by Dance Type CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 84- 13 Baonopstecker Netherlands 87- 13 Bapundak Katan Israeli I 88- 1 Barbatesc Romanian 58- 6 Barinya Russian 103- 9 Batraneasca dela Ciocanesti Romanian 78- 15 Batrineasca Romanian 41- 24 Bătrîneasca din Vicov Romanian I 80- 12 Batucele Romanian 56- 12 Beet Kroonk Armenian 50- 6 Be'ikvota'ich Israeli 47- 12 Berance Macedonian 32- 24 Bercarac 54- 18 Bird in the Tree Irish 78- 18 Birladeanca Romanian 83- 12 Blauw garen en koperdraad Netherlands 71- 5 Bo Beshalom Israeli 44- 25 Bo Dodi Israeli 83- 21 Boerenplof Netherlands 104- 19 Boiereasca Romanian 79- 9 Boieresc Romanian 54- 17 Bonnie Kate Irish 79- 17 Bordeiul Amestecat Romanian 85- 17 Bosmat Israeli 81- 8 Bourrée D'Auvergne (Son Davalats) French 83- 22 Bravade Netherlands 103- 10 Briu Banatean Romanian 42- 22 Briul Ca La Frumoasa Romanian 80- 19 Briul Petrosenilor Romanian 78- 29 Briul Rudarilor Romanian 103- 19 Briul Voinicesc Romanian 104- 13 Briuletul Romanian 83- 16 Broeder Michel Netherlands Sunday, May 08, 2005 Page 2 of 93 MVFD Listing by Dance Type CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 15- 1 Bromsberrow Heath Morris Dance English 75- 3 Bruder Lustig German 103- 13 Bruil ca la Frumoasa Romanian 77- 16 Brusni Tsurvul Bulgarian 105- 4 Buchimish Bulgarian 42- 12 Bugeacul ca pa Teleorman Romanian 66- 17 Bulgar 42- Bush in Bloom (Four Hand Reel) Irish 78- 28 Busuiocul Romanian 91- 7 Ca La Balta Romanian 103- 15 Ca la Ses Romanian 78- 20 Cadineasca Romanian 81- 3 Capalna Romanian 79- 12 Carabasiu Romanian 31- 17 Carefree Dapper, The (Karsilamas) Greek 18- 3 Caucasian Lezginka (Kabardinka) Russian 50- 7 Chag Asor Israeli 419- Changer, The (Sustas) Lithuanian 36- 16 Chascanahui Argentinean-Boli 71- 4 Chofesh Israeli 68- 15 Cigancica Macedonian 15- 21 Cigandi Kemenyčsardaš Hungarian 54- 7 Ciganytanc Hungarian 104- 16 Ciintec Romanian 37- 20 Cim Cilimcim Polish 42- 23 Cintec Romanian 103- 14 Cintecul Miresei Romanian 42- 17 Ciobanasul Romanian 78- 17 Ciobanasul Romanian 41- 23 Ciofol de la Vatra Dornei Romanian 104- 1 Ciuleandra Romanian 104- 17 Ciuleandra Romanian Sunday, May 08, 2005 Page 3 of 93 MVFD Listing by Dance Type CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 79- 8 Codrenesc Romanian 68- 5 Corageasca De La Colonesti Romanian 91- 8 Corăgheasca Romanian 78- 16 Cosnencute Romanian 80- 29 Craitele Romanian 104- 26 Craitele Romanian 80- 5 Craitele dela Plenita Romanian 36- 13 Cuando Argentinean 47- 2 Cucuk Oro Macedonian 38- 3 Cumberland Square Eight Encore (2x64) English 37- 12 Czy Prawsa To? Polish 102- 6 Da bi se zrušile Croatian 827- Dacw fuwch Welsh 42- 24 Dama Romanian 80- 30 Damul Romanian 104- 27 Damul Romanian 31- 24 Dance of Dodecanese Isle (Kalymnos) Greek 31- 20 Dance of Ikaria (Ikariotiko) Greek 36- Dancing (Tancuj) Czechoslovakian 17- 17 Dans Leon French 42- 2 De Araduit Romanian 42- 26 De-A Lungul Si Hategana Romanian 85- 5 Debka Mimunah Israeli 85- 14 Debka Ramot Israeli 65- 18 Debkat Habir Israeli 13- 7 Deja mel marlee French 93- 21 Delafoldi Ugros Hungary 11- 21 Den Lille Vendlebo Danish 54- 11 Devil's Dream Canadian-French 41- 4 Dipat Greek 76- 1 Djevojacko Kolo Serbian 39- 10 Dodi Live Do Vecer Macedonian Sunday, May 08, 2005 Page 4 of 93 MVFD Listing by Dance Type CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 77- 24 Dopši 715- Dorcolka Yugoslavian 78- 25 Draculetii Romanian 71- 22 Drosselnest German 83- 9 Drumelzier 103- 3 Duj Duj Serbian 32- 31 Dva Kola Yugoslavian 32- 29 Dve Pjesme Yugoslavian 55- 3 Dwa Serduszka Polish 93- 20 E Trata Greece 31- 21 Eagle, The (Tsamiko) Greek 48- 17 Edinaestorka Macedonian 56- 11 Eeleekner Armenian 51- 12 Eig-Anders Ganglat Swedish 35- 18 Eight-Hand Reel Irish I 46- 13 Ein Adir Israeli 55- 1 Ej Prezelecial Ptaszek Polish 36- 23 El Costillar Chilean 85- 8 El Elohai Shamayim Israeli 84- 24 El Llanero Venezuelan 36- 17 El Sombreito Argentinean 74- 19 Els. Bauerntanz German 36- 18 Ende Que Te Vi Chilean 85- 6 Eretz Israel Yaffa Israeli 85- 19 Eretz, Eretz, Eretz Israeli 85- 12 Erev Shabbat Israeli 105- 5 Erkechko Bulgarian 27- 14 Esmeralda Belgian 13- 3 Espera un Poco (La Nave Del Olvido) 34- 16 Father Kelly's Dancing in the Glen (Solo Irish 80- 9 Fedelesul Fetetor Romanian 914- Finjan Israeli Sunday, May 08, 2005 Page 5 of 93 MVFD Listing by Dance Type CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 103- 21 Firiza Romanian 104- 9 Floricica Romanian 56- 9 Forka Forka Armenian 72- 11 Freischutz German 31- French Reel Scandinavian 71- 23 Gah von me German 18- 14 Gaitani-Sousta Greek 40- 2 Galoppe Canadian-French 103- 24 Gankino (Marinella) Bulgarian 55- 21 Gaselnita Romanian I 54- 20 Gaspe Reel Canadian-French 42- 14 Geamparalele Romanian 75- 4 Geestlaendler Walzer German 55- 5 Ges Woda Polish 33- 12 Ge'ulim Israeli 48- 19 Gilansko Albanian 79- 2 Girliceanca Romanian 34- 15 Grand March (O'Brien of Arra) Irish 13- 18 Guess I Should Have Loved Him More USA 85- 3 Gvanim Israeli 49- 24 Hagavi'a Israeli 74- 24 Hahn im Korbe German 79- 6 Haide Roate Romanian 83- 14 Hakk-Toone Danish 46- 6 Haktantana Hismika Israeli 85- 10 Hamanginah Sheli Israeli 73- 1 Hamburger Kontra German 75- 11 Handquadrille German 54- 19 Hangman's Reel Canadian-French 103- 11 Hangui Romanian 14- 22 Harmandali Zeybek Turkish 21- 13 Hartagu Romanian Sunday, May 08, 2005 Page 6 of 93 MVFD Listing by Dance Type CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 46- 2 Hashkediot Israeli 31- 15 Hassaposerviko (Carefree and Happy) Greek 36- 19 Hayta Huatucha Bolivian 72- 10 Heidjer German 61- 9 Heili Karjalasta (Humppa) Finnish 70- 11 Hejsza 83- Henrik Smith German 93- 18 Hijaza Hungary 87- 2 Hoge Dijk Netherlands I 74- 20 Holzschuhtanz German 40- 10 Hommage A Marcel Messervier Canadian-French 84- 20 Homoljanka Serbian 79- 15 Hora Cirpenilor Romanian 103- 17 Hora de la Megica Romanian 79- 13 Hora de la Petrosnita Romanian 104- 20 Hora de la Putna Romanian 42- 18 Hora De La Titu Romanian 104- 14 Hora de la Titu Romanian 104- 28 Hora de la Voitinel Romanian 79- 18 Hora de Mina Romanian 104- 6 Hora de Mina Romanian 103- 12 Hora dela Petrechioaia Romanian 103- 8 Hora dela Putna Romanian 80- 31 Hora dela Vaotinel Romanian 104- 5 Hora din Goices Romanian 104- 8 Hora Dreapta Romanian 104- 2 Hora Fetelor Romanian 91- 12 Hora La Patru Romanian 104- 24 Hora la Trei Romanian 80- 15 Hora Mare a Cimpulungului Romanian 50- 3 Hora Michal Israeli 85- 9 Hora Na'Haria Israeli Sunday, May 08, 2005 Page 7 of 93 MVFD Listing by Dance Type CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 104- 10 Hora Ploii Romanian 104- 4 Hora Spoitororilor Romanian 42- 13 Hore de la Insuratei Romanian 14- 23 Hos Bilezik Turkish 21- 2 I Could Have Danced All Night USA 32- 30 Ide Dika I Podigo Gace Yugoslavian 74- 23 Isernhagener German 93- 17 Israeli Mazurka 104- 3 Itele Romanian 84- 11 Iya no Kohikibushi Japanese 39- 5 Iznka Mi Badem Drvo Macedonian 71- 21 Jagerneuner German 40- 14 J'ai Cueilli La Belle Rose Canadian-French 39- 22 J'ai Tant D'Efants A Marier Canadian-French 37- 14 Jak Przygoda - To Tylko W Warszawie Polish 14- 6 Jewish Dances Mezinka, Potch Dance, Jewish 219- Jianu (Legendary Hero) Romanian 104- 18 Jianul Romanian 88- 2 Joc de Fete Romanian 42- 28 Joc Din Almas Romanian 84- 14 Joc din Perechi Romanian 12- 19 Joc Din Regiunea Bihor Romanian 80- 20 Jocuri de Doi Romanian 105- 13 Jove Bulgarian 18- 3 Kabardinka (Caucasian Lezginka) Russian 55- 2 Kadzioleczka Polish 31- 24 Kalymnos (Dance of Dodecanese Isle) Greek 84- 8 Katerinka Slovakian 93- 16 Katerino Mome Macedonia 105- 10 Kazanlushko Horo Bulgarian 30- 17 Kerkyraikos Greek 71- 10 Kesem Hamizrach Israeli Sunday, May 08, 2005 Page 8 of 93 MVFD Listing by Dance Type CD Track Dance Name Nationality Type Inst 75- 12 Kiekbusch German 13- 22 Kiigidi Daagidi Estonian 32- 11 Kircino Oro Macedonian 32- 27 Kiti Bunar Jelo Yugoslavian 29- 15 Klodrauer Raja German 46- 11 Kol Rina Israeli 102- 5 Kolo Croatian 66- 16 Komanosko Oro 72- 17 Kontra Lustig German 21- 15 Kopanica, Sofijska Bulgarian 105- 8 Kopcheto Bulgarian 29- 16 Korbletanz-Rutkatla German 22- 7 Korosztozo Hungarian 79- 24 Koseder Polish 79- 28 Koziorajka Polish 48- 16 Kratovsko Macedonian 75- 16 Krebspolka A German 48- 7 Krivo Palanacko Macedonian 18- 16 Kucano Oro Macedonian 47- 14 Kucano Oro Macedonian 29- 13 Kuhlandler Dreher German 77- 11 Kukuneshko Horo Bulgarian 53- 22 Kun Verbunk Hungarian 32- 23 Kupi Mi Babo Yugoslavian
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