Eastern European (Folk Dancing)

Eastern European further on these related pages:

Bulgarian Polish Russian Ukrainian

Eastern European Sites:

Radost Folk Ensemble Radost Folk Ensemble: Music, song and dance of Eastern Europe, including Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary, with the splendor of authentic costumes, live music on traditional instruments, vitality and joy. (Eastern European) http://www.radost.org/ Ritums Ritums: The folk dance group from Jelgava, Latvia. History, repertoire and news. (Eastern European) http://members.tripod.com/~Ritums/english.html Bucovina Folk Group Bucovina Folk Group: A modest guide for all those interested in the Romanian folklore. (Eastern European) http://www.geocities.com/bucovinasv/ Serbian Cultural Association Oplenac Serbian Cultural Association Oplenac: One of the leading folk ensembles in North America. Oplenac strives to promote and maintain Serbian heritage in Canada and around the World. (Eastern European) http://www.oplenac.org Kolo Dancing Ensemble Kolo Dancing Ensemble: Dances from the regions Serbia, Bosnia and Macedonia. (Eastern European) http://www.uio.no/~knutar/kolo/eng/ Halas Dance Ensemble Halas Dance Ensemble: Bio of the Hungarian dancing ensemble (Eastern European) http://www.datanet.hu/tanchaz/halas.htm Nova Nada Nova Nada: A Croatian folklore ensemble located in the Detroit area that is devoted to preserving the Croatian culture. (Eastern European) http://www.geocities.com/nova_nada/ FMD Kolo FMD Kolo: Balkan and serbian folkdance group. (Eastern European) http://www.folklore.ch/ BalkanFolk BalkanFolk: Touch and feel the spirit of the Balkan arts: workshop for Balkan folklore, musical instruments, CD, Bulgarian folk music, national folklore costumes. (Eastern European) http://www.balkanfolk.com/ The Duquesne University Tamburitzans The Duquesne University Tamburitzans: America's longest-running multicultural song and dance company dedicated to the performance and preservation of the music, songs, and dances of Eastern Europe. (Eastern European) http://www.duq.edu/Tamburitzans/ Balkanfolk 2001 Balkanfolk 2001: A seminar focusing on the folk arts in Bulgaria, Serbia, Romania and Macedonia. Topics include folklore dances, singing and musical instruments gaida, kaval, duduk, gadoulka, tamboura, tapan embroidery. Scheduled for July 2001 in Pamporovo - Bulgaria. (Eastern European) http://www.folkloredances.com/workshop/workshop.html Technik Technik: Folklore ensemble of Slovak technical university Bratislava. (Eastern European) http://technik.miesto.sk