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Problem Solver Regional Index 2020 CUMULATIVE INDEX by INFLUENCE (area or ethnic group) AFRIKANER Tant Hessie ___________________________________________________________20 ALBANIA Gorarçe ______________________________________________________________09 ARABIA Dabke ______________________________________________________________99 ARMENIA Armenian Folk Dance Types _____________________________________________01 Armenian Hop ________________________________________________________97 Armenian Misirlou __________________________________________________94;97 Armenian Shuffle ____________________________________________________96;01 Bar ______________________________________________________________96 Bijo from Khorod ______________________________________________________99 Guhnega _____________________________________________________________94 Ha Nina Nina _________________________________________________________03 Hooshig Mooshig ______________________________________________________00 Khumkhuma/Khuma Khuma ___________________________________________96;10 Lorkay/Lorke/Lorge ____________________________________________________94 Mom Bar ________________________________________________________92;97;01 Pompouri _____________________________________________________________16 Rampi-Rampi _________________________________________________________20 Sirun Gakav __________________________________________________________89 Sweet Girl ____________________________________________________________96 Tamzara ______________________________________________________________20 Toi Nergis ____________________________________________________________89 ASSYRIA Assyrian Folk Dances ___________________________________________________99 Aïno Kchume _________________________________________________________99 Azrabukeh ____________________________________________________________99 Bilati ______________________________________________________________18 Hoberban _____________________________________________________________99 Janiman-Gulsheni ______________________________________________________99 Janiman Kavrakh ______________________________________________________10 Mamer ______________________________________________________________99 Mamyana ____________________________________________________________99 Sheïkhani ____________________________________________________________99 AUSTRALIA Galopede _____________________________________________________________88 Stockyards ____________________________________________________________88 Thady You Gander-Australian ____________________________________________88 Torres Strait Island Childrens Play Song ____________________________________88 Waves of Bondi/Waves of Tory ___________________________________________88 AUSTRIA Folklore v. Performance in the Heimatabend - M. Gelman ______________________92 Dreisteyrer, Der ________________________________________________________07 Jagermarsch __________________________________________________________96 Ländler ______________________________________________________________07 Lauterbacher __________________________________________________________16 Offener Walzer ________________________________________________________12 Praxplattler ___________________________________________________________93 Sankt Gilgen Figurentanz ________________________________________________92 Sieb'mschritt = Ein, zwei, drei, vier, fünf, sechs, sieben ________________________01 Studentenpolka ________________________________________________________92 Zillertaler Laendler _____________________________________________________00 BALKAN Leilam ______________________________________________________________99 BASQUE Baztan - Dantza ________________________________________________________87 Baztango Esku-Dantza __________________________________________________98 Hegi ______________________________________________________________90 Imotz ______________________________________________________________96 Zazpi Jautziak _________________________________________________________96 BELGIUM Smidje / 't Smidje ______________________________________________________09 BOHEMIA Boleslav _____________________________________________________________05 (Cf.Czechia) Doudlebska Polka ___________________________________________________93;95 Strašák ______________________________________________________________20 BOLIVIA Carnavalito ___________________________________________________________92 BRETAGNE An Dro ______________________________________________________________91 Avant Deux (de Travers) _________________________________________________87 Avant-Deux de Poitou ___________________________________________________89 Gavotte des Montagnes __________________________________________________92 Gavotte d'Honneur _____________________________________________________92 Hanter Dro ___________________________________________________________91 (Le) Laridé ___________________________________________________________89 Polka Piquée (de Ploeuc) ________________________________________________92 Ridée (de le St. Jean) ___________________________________________________91 Ridée - more information ________________________________________________92 BULGARIA Bulgarian Family Tree __________________________________________________99 Baldûzka, Baldûzkinata _________________________________________________98 Bičak ______________________________________________________________97 Bistrishka Kopanitsa ____________________________________________________97 Boryano, Boryanke _____________________________________________________89 Bučimiš ______________________________________________________________09 Dospatsko horo ________________________________________________________97 Ekizliysko horo ________________________________________________________89 Eleno mome __________________________________________________________89 Ganina/Gankino/Gankinata ______________________________________________90 Hodila mi e Boyana (Slow Pravo) _________________________________________13 Hodila mi e Boyana II ___________________________________________________14 Jambolsko pajduško horo ________________________________________________97 Jano, Jano ____________________________________________________________18 Jove, malaj mome ______________________________________________________14 Kukuvichka ___________________________________________________________98 Minka ______________________________________________________________97 Narodno horo _________________________________________________________89 Neda voda nalivala _____________________________________________________16 Novo Zagorsko horo ____________________________________________________99 Pajduško horo _________________________________________________________97 Pajduško ot Gabrovo ____________________________________________________97 Pasarelska Lesa ________________________________________________________19 Razvrûštanata _________________________________________________________97 Ripna Maca ___________________________________________________________96 Rûčenica from Briagovo/Rûčenica na srjata _________________________________97 Trite Pûti _____________________________________________________________93 Trûgnala Rumjana ______________________________________________________01 Vrabcheto ____________________________________________________________89 Za pojas - 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Hull __________________________________________________02 Reel of Eight __________________________________________________________02 CATALUÑA Espunyolet, Espougnolette _______________________________________________99 Sardana ______________________________________________________________08 COOK ISL. 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