Kyklos International Folk Dancers

It's harder to learn and follow dances on Zoom than it is in person. Here are some dance video links to review at your leisure.

Other club video lists:

• Veselo folk dancers video list
• International Folk Dancers Ottawa (IFDO) video list
• IFDO list organized by youtube channel

This list is alphabetical by dance name. Check our Dances Taught page to see what dances were taught when.

• Agir Halay, Turkey, originally taught by Ahmet Luleci
• An Dro Retourne, Brittany
• Arap, Macedonia
• Athela Mou, Greece/Roma, choreographed by Maurits Van Geel

• Balada Lema'ayan, Israel, choreographed by Shlomo Maman
• Bavno Oro, Macedonia
• Be'Leilot Ha'Kaitz HaChamim, Israel
• Boat from Chios (Chiotikos), Greece, Another version, closer to what we do
• Boker, Israel
• Branle de la Fosse aux Loups, France
• Brestaska Racenica, Bulgaria

• C'est une jeune mariee, Brittany
• Ciganko, Bulgaria/Roma, originally taught by Belco Stanev
• Cimpoi, Romania
• Cine Are, Noroc Are, Romania/Roma, choreographed by Maurits Van Geel
• Cobankat, Albania, choreographed by Lee Otterholt

• Daronee, Armenia, originally taught by Tom Bozigian
• Dimitrija, Bulgaria, originally taught by Yves Moreau
• Dirlada, Greece, arranged by John Filcich
• Dobrudjanska Reka, Bulgaria, originally taught by Yves Moreau
• Dospatsko Horo, Bulgaria, originally taught by Yves Moreau
• Dramskoto Horo (Facebook link), Bulgaria, originally taught by Yves Moreau
• Dvasti Tristi, Bulgaria, originally taught by Yves Moreau

• E Shukar Romnji, Hungary/Rom
• Elerinka, Bulgaria, choreographed by Iliana Bozhanova

• Fado Portugues, Portugal, choreographed by Nanni Kloke

• Gorani, Armenia, originally taught by Tineke Van Geel
• Gocino Kolo, Serbia, originally taught by Bora Gajicki
• Gori More, Serbia/US

• Haroa Haktana, Israel, choreographed by Yonatan Carmon
• Hora din Campie, Romania
• Hora Fetelor, Romania
• Hora Miresii, Romania, originally taught by Nicolaas Hilferink
• Hora Veche, Romania, originally taught by Sonia Dion and Cristian Florescu
• Horehronsky Csardas, Slovakia

• Imate Li Vino, Macedonia, originally taught by Atanas Kolarovski (Atanas dancing it)
• Ini Vitui, Aroman, originally taught by Nicolaas Hilferink
• Irimenche Pozlatenche, Bulgaria, choreographed by Iliana Bozhanova
• Isu Byala Nedo, Bulgaria/Thrace, originally taught by Belco Stanev
• Ivan na Ganka Dumashe, Bulgaria, originally taught by Iliana Bozhanova

• Joc Batranesc de la Niculitel, Romania, originally taught by Theodor Vasilescu
• Joc de Leagane, Romania, originally taught by Theodor Vasiliescu (includes story behind the dance)

• Katushe Mome, Katushe, Macedonia
• Khumkhuma, Armenia, originally taught by Tom Bozigian
• Koga Me Mama Rodila, Bulgaria, originally taught by Yves Moreau
• Kol Dodi, Israel, choreographed by Rivka Shturman
• Koritsa, Albania, originally taught by Steve Kotansky
• Krivata, Bulgaria, originally taught by Yves Moreau
• Krucmarsko, Bulgaria
• Kune, Bulgaria, choreographed by Iliana Bozhanova

• La Derniere Danse, France
• Lech Lamidbar, Israel, choreographed by Tova Tzimbel
• Le'or Chi U Chech, Israel
• Lerikos, Greece
• Lubili Se Dvama Mladi (Le retour des grues), Bulgarian, choreographed by Richard van der Kooij.

• Mahala Mori Shej, Hungary/Roma, originally taught by Steve Kotansky
• Mari Kiz, Moldova, originally taught by Caspar Bik
• Mari Mariiko, Bulgaria, originally taught by Jaap Leegwater
• Mechol HaShabat and another version, Israel, choreographed by Yankale Levy
• Moj Maro, Moj Marine, Albania, originally taught by Steve Kotansky

• Narino, Turkey, originally taught by Ahmet Luleci

• Oee Naze, Armenia, originally taught by Tom Bozigian
• Oj Dimitro Le, Bulgaria, originally taught by Yves Moreau
• Opinca, Romania, originally taught by Sonia Dion and Cristian Florescu
• Ovcepolska Potrculka, Macedonia, originally taught by Pece Atanasovski

• Paraliakos, Greece, choreographed by Lee Otterholt
• Passo Turrau, Italy, originally taught by Roberto Bagnoli
• Pravo Cepelarsko Horo, Bulgaria, originally taught by Yves Moreau
• Prekid Kolo, Serbia

• Rumelaj, Macedonia/Roma

• Sadi Moma, Bulgaria, originally taught by Yves Moreau
• Sapri Tama, Israel, choreographed by Yoav Ashrael
• Sej Sej Bop, Bulgaria, originally taught by Yves Moreau
• Senin Canina, Turkey
• Setnja, Serbia
• Sevdino Oro , Bulgaria, originally taught by Iliana Bozhanova
• Shantel, Romania/Roma, originally taught by Maurits Van Geel
• Sharm A Sheikh, Israel, choreographed by Rivka Shturman
• Sheleg Al Iri, Israel, choreographed by Shoshana Koplovitz
• Shirokolashko Horo, Bulgaria, choreographed by Iliana Bozhanova
• Sobotki, Poland, choreographed by Richard Schmidt
• Strumicka Petorka, Macedonia, as danced and originally choreographed by Bora Gajicki
• Sulam Ya'akov (Jacob's Ladder), Israel
• Syrtos, Greece

• Tankosava, Serbia
• Tarina de la Abrud, Romania
• Tino Mori, Macedonia

• Uc Kiz Bir Ana, Turkey, originally taught by Ahmet Luleci

• Valle Pogonishte, Albania, choreographed by Yves Moreau
• Valle Shqiptare, Albania, choreographed by Roberto Bagnoli
• Vodeno Horo, Bulgaria, originally taught by Yves Moreau
• Vrapcheto, Bulgaria

• Ya Da Kalinushku Lomala, Russia, originally taught by Hennie Konings
• Yar Ko Parag and corrected last step, Armenia, originally taught by Tineke van Geel.
• Yedid Nefesh, Israel, choreographed by Yonatan Gabay
• Yeni Hamam, Turkey, originally taught by Ahmet Luleci

• Zaplanski Cacak, Serbia, originally taught by Dick Crum
• Zek Zek Dadumle, Romania/Roma, originally taught by Steve Kotansky
• Zensko Za Raka, Bulgaria, originally taught by Yves Moreau
• Zimushka, Russia