(Air'‑sko‑kolo)
Serbia
Source:
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Learned from natives of
Jugoslavia.
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Music:
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MH 3020‑A, The Duquesne University
Tamburitzans.
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Piano ‑ Narodne
Igre Za Klavir, Lj. M.
Bosnjakovic, "Prosveta,"
Belgrade
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Formation:
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Open or closed Kolo, hands joined
and held down at sides.
NOTE:
In Part I, be sure to keep facing straight
toward center.
The schottische‑like steps in Part
II are very free.
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Meas.
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Part_I (Slow)
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1
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Ct. 1 ‑ Step R ft to R. Ct. & ‑
Step L ft. behind R ft.
Ct. 2 ‑ Step R ft. to R. Ct. & ‑
Step L ft. behind R ft.
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2‑7
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Same as Meas. 1, moving
continually R.
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8
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Stamp R‑L, raising L ft.
immediately after stamp.
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9‑16
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Same as meas. 1‑8, but with
opposite footwork, moving L, i.e.,
L ft. to side, R ft. behind, etc.,
ending with 2 stamps L‑R,
raising R ft. immediately after
stamp.
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Meas.
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Part II
(Fast)
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Turn to
face Full
R.
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1‑2
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Run R‑L‑R‑hop (a kind of
schottische step), moving CCW. Bring
L
knee up quite high on hop.
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3‑4
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Without turning around, run
L‑R‑L‑hop bkwd. (moving CW), turning
on hop to face center.
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5‑6
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Run R‑L‑R‑hop into center.
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7‑8
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Run L‑R‑L‑hop bkwd, to place.
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9‑16
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Same as Meas. 1‑8.
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Page 5
DICK CRUM-Yugoslav Week-end-Miami Valley Folk
Dancers
April 28th and 29th, 1956
MVFD Syllabus Collection – Copyright Miami
Valley Folk Dancers 2004
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