Wild Serbian kolo

Dear Folk Dancers,
Below are the terpsichorean beauties we danced today, May 31st.
For Youtube videos and written folk dance instructions, click on the underlined names.
Enjoy!
Jim

2.  Fado Portuguese—————————–Portugal

9. Sheikhani ————————————-Assyria

10. Polegnala e Todora————————-Bulgaria
Polegnala e Todora Written instructions

11. Branle des livrees————————–France

12. Ali Pasha————————————-Turkey

13. Miserlou————————————–Greece

14. Tsamikos Millie——————————Greece

15. Salcioara————————————-Romania

16. Oniro Demeno——————————-Greece

17. Senim Canina ———————–Kurdish dance from Turkey

18. Mocaneasca———————————-Romania

19. Jacob’s Ladder——————————-Israel

Kurdish dancers of Jerusalem, Israel

Dear Folk Dancers,
Below are the folk dances we jubilantly danced on Wodin’s day, May 10th.
Click on underlined names  to see Youtube videos, and read written folk dance insructions.
Enjoy!
Jim

Greek dancers in Athens

Dear Folk Dancers,
Below are today’s folk dances.
Click on linked names (underlined)
to see Youtube videos.
Enjoy!
Jim

Folk Dance Names

Danced Wednesday, May 3,  2017

Name                                           Country    

1. Katerina Mou———————————-Greece
Katerina Mou: Written instructions

2. Polegnala e Todora————————–Bulgaria

3. Dimna Juda————————————Macedonia

4. Fado Portuguese—————————–Portugal

5. Athens Hasapico—————————–Greece
Hasapico Athens

6. Egoscue Hora———————————Romania
Egoscue Hora Written instructions

French dancers at the Fest Noz Festival in Quimper, Brittany

7. Fredo———————————————France
Fredo Written instructions

8. Kol She Ma Kadam—————————Israel

9. A La Claire Fontaine————————-France
A la Claire Fontaine Written instructions

10. Ne Klepeci—————————————-Bosnia
Ne Klepeci Nanulama Written instructions

11. Alunulel ——————————————-Romania
Written instructions
The great Romanian folk dance teacher Mihai David teaching Alunelul.
Beautiful Romanian style danced by a master.

12. Ali Pasha——————————————Turkey

13. Eretz Israel Yafa——————————–Israel

14. Jacob’s Ladder———————————–Israel

15. Debka Rafiach————————————Israel

Calusari Romanian dancers in the Transylvania

16. Salcioara——————————————-Romania
From my research, “salcia” in Romanian means “willow tree.”  Pronounced SAL-TCH-YA
17. Bufcansko—————————————–Macedonia

18. Bufcansko Dunav——————————-Macedonia

19. Erev Ba———————————————Israel