The new dancing year has started for our group. We all felt a little "rusty" after our three week break.
The new dances this week were taught by Bill.
Arcanul de la Fundul Moldovei was the intermediate dance that Bill taught. He learned it from Mihi David.
The video below is almost like the way Mihai taught it. There is an extra step in the dance in the version that Mihai taught in Tennessee in 2011
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7TxY5-idvk
Here is a group from Copenhagen doing the dance the same music but different steps.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7jOIUVqObM
Dunav's version is below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9BRVcyxQ7o&list=PL0F8AC057DFE1A68D
A PDF description of the dance as taught at the 2003 Door Count Folk Festival by Alexandru and Mihai David. The dance that Mihai taught Tennessee has one more figure.
http://printfu.org/preview/?pdfurl=1qeXpurpn6Wih-SUpOGumaynh56j6s2UqdPe58ralKrk3NeMsuXa4tzekLjY2t-Gu9LY4NjsxuCKoOOsmqiWzJeo2KalqZ-W0Nnk4qOdo93s5JPQ0tzLotbK5KHN3evU4dzG0OKlydfOy8_l4trgx9fi2MuhppWnx9jl4tna2dPa29ma39rLlqPi
The other dance that Bill taught was Shareni Chorapki, a dance of Bulgarian origin that can be found in Greek Macedonia in the region of Drama. It is basically a Devetorka. Below are some videos of the dance and some commentary. The name can be translated into 'Patterned Socks" or Multi-colored Socks.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jid38ux85Wg
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hOVJfqQdKs
Will you be dancing with any children soon?
Have a great time dancing, playing or listening to the music.
Another Day, Another Dance,
Happy Dancing
The new dances this week were taught by Bill.
Arcanul de la Fundul Moldovei was the intermediate dance that Bill taught. He learned it from Mihi David.
The video below is almost like the way Mihai taught it. There is an extra step in the dance in the version that Mihai taught in Tennessee in 2011
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7TxY5-idvk
Here is a group from Copenhagen doing the dance the same music but different steps.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7jOIUVqObM
Dunav's version is below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9BRVcyxQ7o&list=PL0F8AC057DFE1A68D
A PDF description of the dance as taught at the 2003 Door Count Folk Festival by Alexandru and Mihai David. The dance that Mihai taught Tennessee has one more figure.
http://printfu.org/preview/?pdfurl=1qeXpurpn6Wih-SUpOGumaynh56j6s2UqdPe58ralKrk3NeMsuXa4tzekLjY2t-Gu9LY4NjsxuCKoOOsmqiWzJeo2KalqZ-W0Nnk4qOdo93s5JPQ0tzLotbK5KHN3evU4dzG0OKlydfOy8_l4trgx9fi2MuhppWnx9jl4tna2dPa29ma39rLlqPi
The other dance that Bill taught was Shareni Chorapki, a dance of Bulgarian origin that can be found in Greek Macedonia in the region of Drama. It is basically a Devetorka. Below are some videos of the dance and some commentary. The name can be translated into 'Patterned Socks" or Multi-colored Socks.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jid38ux85Wg
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hOVJfqQdKs
Will you be dancing with any children soon?
Have a great time dancing, playing or listening to the music.
Another Day, Another Dance,
Happy Dancing
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