Hi everyone,


        Dances from July 2, 2005, at the Salvation Army Gym, 7-10 PM.

        (Close to the order we did them in)

        Reviewed Brasni Carvul -Dobrudz^a, Dvasti Tristi -Rhodopes and
        Lalica -Severnjas^ki; with Russ.

        Roger taught: (both done twice)
        1  Sitno Malis^evsko (Sit-no  Mali-cheifs-ko) -Bulgaria, Pirin region
        2  Stiga mi sa momne le (Stiga-me-saw moem-ne-lay) -Bulgaria, Rhodopes

        Missy and Lita taught: (both done twice)
        3  C^obankat  (not sure about the pronounciation, but it's something
                like Show-BAN-cat) from Albania
        4  Podrimsko Oro -Albanian line  (separate parts & lines for M & W)

        5  Tfilati -Israel
        6  Dance from Plav -Albania (Montenegro. Music: "Ne e Kemi Drenicėn")
                Sally didn't teach us to do what we do with this dance, but
                we're having a lot of fun with it: Every time someone falls
                off the cliff, "YAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH," (in the recording.)
                the leader spins off and goes to the end of the line, and so
                on for each leader.
        7  Somogyi Karikazo -Hungary

        Rebecca taught:
        8  Haroa Haktana -Israel

        Requests:
        9  Panagjursko Horo -Bulgaria  -gave a quick review
        10 Tamzara -Armenia (Tineke's)
        11 An Dro Retourne -France\Brittany
        12 Erev Ba (Evening Comes) -Israel -The long version, Russ
                incorporated both the first and second (the one
                most familiar) versions, aka: Erev Ba 1 and Erev Ba 2
        13 Hambo -Sweden
        14 Lesnoto Medley, from Nama #2 -Macedonia
                1 Oj Ti Pile
                2 Z^alna Majka
                3 Bitola Moj Roden Kraj 
                4 Makedonsko Devojc^e
        15 Heya Heya -Modern Israeli couple dance
        16 Sedi Donka -Trakia
           C^obankat
           Sitno Malis^evsko
           Stiga mi sa momne le
        17 Ketri, Ketri -Gypsy -Romania
        18 Jiana -Transylvania, Romanian
        19 Barsgeren Yeghanag "Persian Melody" -Armenia
        20 T'Astrin Ki Tou Fengaraki -Greece/Macedonia (means "The Stars and
                the Little Moon)
        21 Pata Pata -South Africa
        22 Sweet Girl -Armenia

        In memory of the woman who taught Rebecca's home town how to dance:
        23 Ali Pasa -Turkey
        24 Belasicko Oro -Macedonia
        25 Ma Na'avu (How beautiful) -Israel

        During the dance, in the kitchen, Lita's ice cream maker was
        spinning, turning the cream and honey into ice cream; milk shake
        consistency.  Thank's  Lita!
        (Someone was in the gym dancing Kulsko Horo during the distribution
        of the milk shakes. :-)

        26 Marklaender -Germany
        27 Joc de Leagane -Romania, Maramures

        Present:
        1  Cris
        2  Connie
        3  Jackie Z
        4  Joe and
        5  Nancy -Joe's sister, she danced Jiana with us.
        6  Marianne
        7  Marvin
        8  Missy
        9  Rebecca
        10 Ronda
        11 Roger
        12 Russ
	13 Lita

        A big thanks to all those who helped make Camp and Stamp (or if you
        prefer -Stamp and Camp) happen.  Thank you Russ for the use of your
        house and "Chicken Coop!"

        Our web site: http://www.montanafolkdance.org

        Any suggestions, clarifications, corrections, you have are welcome!

        Till next time
        Roger