International Folk Dance at a Glance by Cecile Gilbert - 1969

Minneapolis, Minnesota: Burgess Publishing Company, 1969. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Prior owner's name on first page. At least one note penciled in text block. Spine creased. Reading wear to cover. 171 pages.

This book is intended for all people who enjoy folk dancing. One can learn a new dance by following the directions, arrows and counts as given here. The dances range from the very simple ones such as the Hora, Troika, and Ve David which are suitable for the first days of the beginning class to the very exciting dances such as the Godecki Cacak and the Haroa Haktana which are suitable for the intermediate and advanced classes.

Dances: Alexandrovska, Atunelul, Aredze, At Va Ani, Bekedorfer, Bela Rada, Black Forest Mazurka, Bossa Nova, Debka Dayagim, Doudlebska Polka, Erev Ba, Familie Sekstur, Gerakina, Graziella Mazurka, Hasapikos (Slow), Highland Schottische, Hills of Habersham, Hoppa Hey, Hora, Hora Medura, Hora Nirkoda, Iphi Ndilela, Jessie Polka, Jugo, Kalvelis, Karapyet, Keshoshana, Kohonotchka, Korobushka, Krakowiak, Lakodalmi Tanc, La Raspa, Laz Bar, Little Man ln A Fix, Makazice, Ma Navu, Mayim, , Mazurka Waltz, Miserlou (Never On Sunday), Nebesko Kolo, Orijent, Oslo Waltz, Oyim Momo Ado, Paidushko, Petronella, Polka Zu Dreien, Road To The Isles, Roberts (The), Rumunjsko Kolo, Salty Dog Rag, Sarajevka Kolo, Setnja, St. Bernard's Waltz, Steppin' 0ut, 'S Trommt Em Babeli, Svishtofsko, Swedish Varsovienne, Syrto, To Ting, Totur, Troika, Tsamiko, Tyrolean Waltz, Umoya, Ve David, Virginia Reel, Zigeunerpolka.