My grandfather (born in southern Colorado) used to sing this song when I was a little boy. He couldn't carry a tune in a bucket, though. 😂

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Who are arnauts?!

I love the People who go to this event, wonderful. Thank you for putting these on

I think you'll find that the Hornpipe composed by J Scott Skinner was actually entitled - Arthur Seat. ... The Reel of the same name ( nearly ) composed by William Marshall, was entitled - Arthur's Seat. 🙂

That dance (oro) originates from Macedonia, including the music which is sung in Macedonian. Very good effort dancing, it shows a lot of practice. Keep it up! 👏

Keep up the good work.

Glad someone is still folk dancing. We used to dance in Berkeley and SF. Now, lots of folks are singing, but very few dancing except Belly dance, Hula but not Balkan. I sing it but no longer can dance, so I teach the songs.

Thanks for this. I teach the song to my singing groups. I think some of them would enjoy the dance. I sure did back in the day.

What a beautiful dance! Recalls the ‘bal masqué’ of old. ;-)

Thanks for filming and posting! Great music! So happy to see this happening again! Hope to get back up there soon-been missing the dancing and all of you so much!

I fear Alison Lucas is right. But, a step in the right direction, which ought to be applauded?

This is not Scottish country dancing

This is not a debki

HI. I'm trying to follow this. Tip: would you put your leader or best dancers towards the camera? I just get confused when a dancer I'm watching is confused.

Very cool. I'am a history's student from Brazil, and so much problaby I will use this very good interpretation of Frank Bolar song on my classes about the march to west of United States. My greeatings to you.

it a disgrace someone might have put a iron to our FLAG

(This dance sequence is actually "Generation Gap" by Thankful Cromartie.)

(This dance sequence is "Snowball Shimmy" by Seth Tepfer.)

(This dance sequence is "Rollin' and Tumblin'" by Cis Hinkle.)

(This dance sequence is a version of "Cherokee Shuffle" by David Kaynor.)

(This dance sequence is "Shades of Shadrack" by Gene Hubert.)

(This dance sequence is "Broken Sixpence" by Don Armstrong.)

Nicely done! Wish I could have been there for the concert!