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Archive for October, 2010

Michèle taught I Love a Rainy Night, a couple dance from the U.S. Judith re-taught Ali Pasa, from Turkey. Another good choreography is here. Intermediate section: Michèle taught Bekesi Paros, from Hungary. This is not an easy dance! However, if you were trying to follow and would like to see the instructions, there are some [...]

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I, Judith reviewed La Bastringue and Trgnala Rumjana. I also reviewed Zemer Atik, which Gilles taught last week (see October 7th for all of these dances). Irfona taught Black Nag (England). Here are two videos of Black Nag: Black Nag This video is fascinating — In addition to being very clear, it matches the steps [...]

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I, Judith, taught Trgnala Rumjana from Bulgaria. Interesting style note (from the linked choreography): Macedonians, or U.S. and Canadian folk dancers accustomed to Macedonian style, may have a tendency to add an extra bounce in meas 3 and 4, or raise active knee higher. Probably no Bulgarian would object to this, although it is not [...]

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Our guest teacher on September 30th was Jean-Paul, who taught Arap and reviewed Ma Na’avu. I, Judith, reviewed Brasoveanca, the Romanian couple mixer. Susan reviewed Neda Grivne (Macedonia). Here are videos of some of these dances, in alphabetic order: Arap (Bulgaria) (often danced to the song Zajko Kokorajko) These people dance Arap similarly to the [...]

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