Beginning Folk Dance Illustrated 2 (VHS)

Phyllis Weikart's 40-minute video is the perfect companion to her movement text and Rhythmically Moving CD. It's like having an infinitely patient teacher all to yourself while you learn how to dance the basic steps of multicultural dance traditions.

Each folk dance presented is divided into 3 segments:

Segment 1 - includes the title of the dance and music, its country of origin, and a brief clip of the dance being performed.

Segment 2 - the dance is demonstrated using the "Say and Do" process.

Segment 3 - the dance sequence is performed a minimum of two times following the music introduction.

Below is a list of the dances in the order they appear on the video, their country of origin and the Rhythmically Moving CD they are found on:

Tipsy (USA) - Rhythmically Moving 6

Apat-Apat (Philippines) - Rhythmically Moving 4

Ajde Noga Za Nogama (Yugoslavia) - Rhythmically Moving 5

Tant Hessie (South Africa) - Rhythmically Moving 7

Alley Cat (USA) - Rhythmically Moving 3

Ersko Kolo (Yugoslavia) - Rhythmically Moving 4

is Gi³rgis (Greece) - Rhythmically Moving 7

Popcorn (USA) - Rhythmically Moving 7

Debka Daluna (Israel) - Rhythmically Moving 9

Bele Kawe (Africa) - Rhythmically Moving 3

Dimna Juda (Macedonia) - Rhythmically Moving 6

Pljeskavac Kolo (Yugoslavia) - Rhythmically Moving 3

Twelfth St. Rag (USA) - Rhythmically Moving 5

Zemer Atik (Israel) - Rhythmically Moving 4