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Dance Name COUNTRY INSTRUCTOR(S) YEAR(S) Kuku Africa, West Diggs, G LISTING BY COUNTRY “Dances Listed by Country” notes: Dances from two countries, as noted by an oblique (e.g., Germany/Austria), are listed twice in this document: once under each country. Parentheses are used for additional information beside the country name. For Polynesian dances, see France (Tahiti), New Zealand (Maori), Samoa, and U.S.A. (Hawaii). Limited notations have been added to some countries, such as (Transylvania) to Hungary and Romania, (Sardinia) to Italy and (Basque) to Spain and France, but not comprehensively. Some regional or continental dances, such as those noted as "Africa" or "Balkan" or "Scandinavia," couldn't be broken into countries. Dances originally designated "Czechoslovakia" have been broken into their post-1993 countries: the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Dances from Belgium and Canada have been broken into ethnicities: Belgium into (Flanders [where the majority are Flemish-speaking]) or (Wallonia [where the majority are French-speaking]), and Canada into (French Canada) or no added notation. Dance Name COUNTRY INSTRUCTOR(S) YEAR(S) Kuku Africa, West Diggs, G. 06 Bongo Africa, West/Trinidad Longden, S. 98 Agimi Albania Despotović, M. "C" 79 Ani More Nuse Albania Otterholt, L. 09 Ani Mori Nuse Albania Bendix, E. 06 Bătrîneasca Albania Otterholt, L. 03 Beraçe Albania Kotansky, S. 95 Bracno Oro Albania Despotović, M. "C" 79 Bračno oro Albania Otterholt, L. 03 Çobankat Albania Otterholt, L. 04 Devolliče Albania Kotansky, S. 86 Drenica Albania Kolarovski, A. 80 Ec Ec Albania Bagnoli, R. 17 Gorarçe Albania Bendix, E. 06 Gorarçe Albania Kotansky, S. 99 Koritsa Albania Otterholt, L. 06 Metelikum Albania Joukowsky, A. 58 Nesho Albania Kotansky, S. 95 NT Pogonishte Albania Kastrati, G. 15 Poshte nga Çairet Albania Kastrati, G. 15 Tumankuqe Albania Bagnoli, R. 11 Ušti Baba Albania Bagnoli, R. 14 Vajta n’Elbasan Albania Bagnoli, R. 11 STOCKTON FOLK DANCE CAMP INDEX 1948-2018 PAGE 1 LISTING BY COUNTRY Dance Name COUNTRY INSTRUCTOR(S) YEAR(S) Valja e Dados Albania Kastrati, G. 15 Valle Dhardes Albania Rocca-Butler, S. 03 Valle e Dhardes Albania Kotansky, S. 99 Valle e Mesme Albania Bagnoli, R. 11 Valle e Qemalit Albania Otterholt, L. 04, '09 Valle e Rugovës Albania Kastrati, G. 15 Valle Jarnana Albania Kotansky, S. 95 Valle Korçare Albania Kotansky, S. 95 Valle Myzeqare Albania Kastrati, G. 15 Valle Shqiptare Albania Bagnoli, R. 14 Valle-Shota Albania Kotansky, S. 97 Vallja e Bradasheshit Albania Kastrati, G. 15 Vallja e Gajdës Albania Kotansky, S. 16 Vallja e Kaçakut-Pullaqi Albania Kotansky, S. 16 Vallja e Malenakes Albania Kotansky, S. 16 Vallja e Nuseve të Pukës Albania Kastrati, G. 15 Vallja e Nuseve të Sllovës Albania Kastrati, G. 15 Vallja e Osman Takës Albania Kotansky, S. 10 Ženska Šiptarska Igra Albania Despotović, M. "C" 78 Chaj Zibede Albania (Rom) Kotansky, S. 99 Debka Rafiakh Arabia Beliajus, V. 54 Debka Rafiakh Arabia Browns, R. 61 Argentine Tango Argentina Dinzelbacher, N. 96, 06, 07 Argentine Tango Backward Ocho Argentina Cortés, P. 12 Argentine Tango Basic with Back Salida Argentina Cortés, P. 12 Argentine Tango Basic with Rock Step SalidaArgentina Cortés, P. 12 Argentine Tango Basic with Side Salida Argentina Cortés, P. 12 Argentine Tango Forward Ocho Argentina Cortés, P. 12 Argentine Tango Sandwich: Half Mol. Combo Argentina Cortés, P. 12 Bailecito, El Argentina Cortés, P. 13 Barrida Argentina Dinzelbacher, N. 96 STOCKTON FOLK DANCE CAMP INDEX 1948-2018 PAGE 2 LISTING BY COUNTRY Dance Name COUNTRY INSTRUCTOR(S) YEAR(S) Camino Al Bano Argentina Beliajus, V. 65 Caramba, El Argentina Dinzelbacher, N. 94 Carnavalito, El Argentina Nicholes, G. 57, 58 Chacarera, La Argentina Cortés, P. 13 Chacarera, La Argentina Dinzelbacher, N. 94 Chacarera, La Argentina Nicholes, G. 58, 59 Chamamé, El Argentina Cortés, P. 13 Condicion, La Argentina Nicholes, G. 59, 60 Con-Ida Garabito Argentina Dinzelbacher, N. 96 Corrida Argentina Dinzelbacher, N. 96 Cuando, El Argentina Cortés, P. 13 Escondido, El Argentina Dinzelbacher, N. 94 Escondido, El Argentina Greene, M. 58 Firmeza, La Argentina Dinzelbacher, N. 94 Freestyle Social Tango Argentina Powers, R. 03 Gato, El Argentina Cortés, P. 12, 13 Gato, El Argentina Dinzelbacher, N. 94 Giro Argentina Dinzelbacher, N. 96 Jota Criolla Argentina Drury, N. 74 Milonga Argentina Dinzelbacher, N. 96, 98, 06 Mordida Argentina Dinzelbacher, N. 96 Ocho Argentina Dinzelbacher, N. 96, 97 Pericón, El Argentina Dinzelbacher, N. 94 Ranchera, La Argentina Unknown 48 Remedio, El Argentina Cortés, P. 13 Tango - 1914 - Argentine Argentina Powers, R. 04 Triunfo, El Argentina Dinzelbacher, N. 94 Triunfo, El Argentina Greene, M. 58 Zapateo Argentina Cortés, P. 13 Bailecito, El Argentina/Bolivia/Peru Nicholes, G. 59, 60 Viper Tango, The Argentina/Europe/U.S.A. Powers, R. 92 STOCKTON FOLK DANCE CAMP INDEX 1948-2018 PAGE 3 LISTING BY COUNTRY Dance Name COUNTRY INSTRUCTOR(S) YEAR(S) Agh Anoush Armenia Bendix, E. 06 Aghcheekneroo Par Armenia Bozigian, T. 74 Aghchka Jerazanke Armenia van Geel, T. 92 Akhaizkha Vart Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. 86 Armenian Miserlou Armenia Bozigian, T. 73, 78 Armenian Misirlou Armenia Filcich, J. 61 Armenian Polka Armenia Ajoian, F. 57 Armenian Turn, The Armenia Bozigian, T. 78 Ashtaraki Par Armenia van Geel, T. 92 Assoulis Armenia van Geel, T. 92 Bar Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. & S. 85 Bardezuh Mer Armenia Ajoian, F. 56,57 Barsgeren Yeghanag Armenia van Geel, T. 03 Bartallo Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. 86 Bert Par Armenia Bozigian, T. 74 Bobik Dzjour Mi Era Armenia van Geel, T. 03 Boozdigoots Armenia Ajoian, F. 57 Daldalar Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. & S. 85 Dar Gorani Armenia Bendix, E. 06 Eench Eemanaee Armenia Bozigian, T. 78 Erzeroumi Shoror Armenia van Geel, T. 91 Gemrigin Baduh Armenia Ajoian, F. 56 Golden Bracelet Armenia Ajoian, F. 56, 57 Gorani Armenia van Geel, T. 03 Govand Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. & S. 85 Govduntsi Bar Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. & S. 86 Gyovand Armenia van Geel, T. 96, 03 Haire Mamougeh Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. & S. 85 Halaby Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. 86 Halay Armenia Ajoian, F. 55 Halay Havasi Armenia Ajoian, F. 56 STOCKTON FOLK DANCE CAMP INDEX 1948-2018 PAGE 4 LISTING BY COUNTRY Dance Name COUNTRY INSTRUCTOR(S) YEAR(S) Haygagan March Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. 86 Heeng Oo Meg Armenia Bozigian, T. 78 Hej Par Armenia van Geel, T. 92 Hooshig Mooshig Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. 86 Hooshig Mooshig Armenia Wixman, R. 76 Hooshik Mooshik Armenia Unknown 48 Horom Horom Armenia Filcich, J. 59 Hovergakan Armenia van Geel, T. 91 Hoy Nergiz Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. 86 Jo Jon Armenia Bozigian, T. 82 Karoun Armenia Bozigian, T. 73 Karsi Bar Armenia Filcich, J. 59, 62, 70 Kelek Vren Armenia van Geel, T. 96 Kher Pan Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. & S. 85 Khorodtsi Bijo Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. & S. 85 Khosh Bilezig Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. & S. 85 Kocharee Armenia Bozigian, T. 78 Latchi Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. 86 Laz Bahr Armenia Filcich, J. 62 Loree Armenia Bozigian, T. 78 Lorkay Lorkay Armenia Ajoian, F. 56, 57 Lourke Armenia van Geel, T. 92, 03 Martakan Lorke Armenia van Geel, T. 91 Medax Tashginag Armenia Ajoian, F. 57 Medax Tashginag Armenia Bozigian, T. 78 Mesho Gorani Armenia van Geel, T. 03 Mom Bar Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. 86 Mom Bar Armenia van Geel, T. 92, 03 Moush Malay Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. & S. 85 Naroy Naroy Armenia van Geel, T. 08 Nino Armenia van Geel, T. 96 STOCKTON FOLK DANCE CAMP INDEX 1948-2018 PAGE 5 LISTING BY COUNTRY Dance Name COUNTRY INSTRUCTOR(S) YEAR(S) Ninoyem Armenia van Geel, T. 08 Nor Imatsa (Yerzinga Tamzara) Armenia Ajoian, F. 57 Ounous Armenia van Geel, T. 91 Papakhnerov Par Armenia Bozigian, T. 74 Papouri Armenia van Geel, T. 08 Papuri Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. & S. 85, 86 Papuri Armenia Wixman, R. 76 Pompouri Armenia Ajoian, F. 55 Pompouri Armenia Filcich, J. 62 Sepastia Bar (I) Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. & S. 85 Sepastia Bar (II) Armenia Wixman, R. 76 Sham Keletsi Dam Keletsi Armenia van Geel, T. 96 Shatagi Shoror Armenia van Geel, T. 91 Shawali Armenia van Geel, T. 91 Shoror Armenia Bozigian, T. 74 Shoror Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. 86 Shoror Armenia van Geel, T. 08 Shuffle Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. & S. 85 Sirdes Armenia Bozigian, T. 73 Siroon Gakav Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. 86 Sotis Armenia Ajoian, F. 56 Springtime Armenia Bozigian, T. 73 Stranger, The Armenia Bozigian, T. 73 Tamzara Armenia Ajoian, F. 55 Tamzara Armenia Bozigian, T. 78 Tamzara Armenia van Geel, T. 92, 03, 08 Tamzara Arabkir Armenia Bendix, E. 06 Teen Armenia Bozigian, T. 78 Three And One (Bar) Armenia Ajoian, F. 55 Toi Nergis Armenia Beliajus, V. 70 Trabzoni Bar Armenia van Geel, T. 03 STOCKTON FOLK DANCE CAMP INDEX 1948-2018 PAGE 6 LISTING BY COUNTRY Dance Name COUNTRY INSTRUCTOR(S) YEAR(S) Tsachgadzor Armenia van Geel, T. 92 Tsakh Bar Armenia Bendix, E. 06 Tsnka Par Armenia van Geel, T. 08 Tughmartneroo Kochari Armenia Bozigian, T. 74 Vana and Taroni Bareri Sharan or Kochari Armenia van Geel, T. 08 Wedding Dance from Kafan Armenia Bozigian, T. 74 Yarkhoshda Armenia Lind-Sinanian, G. 86 Yes Gharib Em Armenia Bozigian, T. 73 Zhora Bar Armenia Bozigian, T. 73 Lorke-Lorke Armenia/Turkey Bozigian, T. 73 Mamer Assyria Beliajus, V. 62 Sheikhani Assyria Beliajus, V. 62 How Do You Doo-Tee Australia Longden, S. 98 Agattanz Austria Grothe, W. 60 Ahmtaler Ländler Austria Tschurtschenthaler, K. 82 Austrian Dreisteirer Austria Grothe, W. 52 Bandltanz Austria Grothe, W. 65 Bauernmadl Austria Gault, N. & M. 88 NT BauernmoidI, Das Austria Grothe, W. 63, 65 Boarisch Austria Tschurtschenthaler, K. 82 Böhmerwaldländler Austria Kögler, W. 67 Cevve Austria Grothe, W. 60, 70 Cuckoo Polka Austria Grothe, W. 60, 64, 70 Dreisteyrer Austria West, G. 50 Dreisteyrer Mit PlattI Austria Grothe, W.
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