- Le Laridé
- Raca
- Ordu (taught)
- Jacob’s Ladder
- Setnja
- Karagouna
- Yagi Bushi (taught)
- Horehronsky Czardas
- Sweet Girl
- Rumelaj
- Mayim
- Basina Döndügüm
- Tsamiko
- Belasicko
- Floracica Oltaneascu
- Pata Pata
- Sestorka
- Misirlou
Category Archives: Dances
June 7 Program
- Zemer Atik (taught by Ed)
- Biserka
- Alunelu
- Prekid Kolo
- Shar Planina
- Mayim (taught by Ed)
- Bafra
- Horehronsky Csardas
- Yambolska Pajdushko
- Eleno Mome
- An Dro Retournee
- Karagouna
- Laz Bar
- Pata Pata
- Le Jeu a Trois
- Rumelaj
- Vrapceto
- Tsamiko
- Guzelleme
- Salty Dog Rag
- Tino Mori
- Adjon Az Isten
- Bavno Oro
- Bucimis
- Oh How Lovely!
- Bat Harim (reviewed by Natasha)
- Sweet Girl
- Dospatsko
- Doudlebska Polka
- Arap
- Karamfil
- Trgnal Rumjana
Ed kept the music flowing and the spirits high.
May 31 Program
Starting with Davorike Daijke, from Serbia, Lisa taught a series of old and new dances on May 31. On a our first warm night (and with the air conditioning not quite working as we’d hoped) she reminded us that we don’t melt — even while doing Lech Lamidbar! It was a great start to summer dancing here in Brunswick. George put together a varied program that challenged us all and gave everyone a chance to dance a favorite dance. And thanks to Natasha for reviewing Horehronsky Csardas again. She makes the complex pattern seem reasonable.
Tonight!
Lisa Tessler teaches dances from Serbia, Turkey, Israel, and the British Isles tonight at Folk Dance Brunswick. And, yes!, there is air conditioning at People Plus — we just have to figure out how to turn it on.
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