Hi everyone,
	Dances from July 9, 2005, at the Salvation Army Gym, 7-10 PM.
	(Close to the order we did them in)

	Roger taught: (both done twice)
	1  Stani S^terko -Bulgaria, Pirin	 (sounds like: Stan-ee Sh-stair-ko)
	2  Koga me mama rodila -Bulgaria, Trakia (Sounds like: Ko-ga me-mama ro-deal-yah)
        3  Tervelska Raka -Bulgaria, Dobrudz^a
        
	Reviewed:
        4  Sitno Malis^evsko (Sit-no  Mali-cheifs-ko) -Bulgaria, Pirin region
        5  Stiga mi sa momne le (Stiga-me-saw moem-ne-lay) -Bulgaria, Rhodopes

        Requests:
        6  Ketri, Ketri -Gypsy -Romania
        7  Ajde Noga Na Nagamo -
        8  C^obankat  (Still not sure about the pronounciation, but it's
                something like Show-BAN-cat) from Albania

        Russ worked on teaching us:
        9  Muirland Willie -Scotland

        10 Ali Pasa -Turkey
        11 Barsgeren Yeghanag "Persian Melody" -Armenia

        Repeated:
           Sitno Malis^evsko
           Stani S^terko
           Stiga mi sa momne le
           Tervelska Raka
           Koga me mama rodila

        12 Heya Heya -Modern Israeli couple dance
        13 Pata Pata -South Africa
        14 Jiana -Transylvania, Romania
        15 Ciro -Croatia
        16 Karamfil -Macedonia
        17 Podrimsko Oro -Albanian line  (separate parts & lines for M & W)
        18 T'Astrin Ki Tou Fengaraki -Greece/Macedonia (means "The Stars and the Little Moon)
        19 Rumelaj -Romanian Gypsy
        20 Tamzara -Armenia (Tineke's)
        21 Lugovonjka -Russia
        22 Dance from Plav -Albania (Montenegro. Music: "Ne e Kemi Drenicėn")

        Present:
        1  Connie
        2  Don
        3  Jackie Z
        4  Joe
        5  Lauren
        6  Lita
        7  Marianne
        8  Marvin
        9  Ronda
        10 Roger
        11 Rose
        12 Russ
        13 Ted

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

        Any suggestions, clarifications, corrections, you have are welcome.
        I am far from perfect! Expect: errors, omissions, typos, and
        spelling mistakes. Take this offering as a work in progress, and
        a grain of salt.

        Till next time
        Roger