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• 16:58, September 30, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page File:Hora-nirkoda-5-TOC.jpg (Hora Nirkoda issue 5, table of contents.)
• 16:58, September 30, 2022 Larry talk contribs uploaded File:Hora-nirkoda-5-TOC.jpg (Hora Nirkoda issue 5, table of contents.)
• 13:00, September 24, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Na'ama (Created page with "Hebrew: נעמה (girl's name, from נעים "lovely"). Partner dances by various choreographers. Several partner dances are recorded with name Na'ama: by Moti Alfassy 1981, by Bentzi Tiram 1983, by Marco Ben-Shimon 1984 or 1985 (sources differ), by Peri Shachaf 1992. At least Marco's and Bentzi's, and probably Moti's, are all set to the same song, with music by Shlomo Biderman, lyrics by Avraham Bar Oz (who also wrote the lyrics of Debkat HaShalom and Al Gemali), and a...")
• 14:07, August 28, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Chagigat Aviv (Created page with "Hebrew: חגיגת אביב (Celebration of the Spring). Circle dance by Shaul Rozenberg, 1978. Chagigat Aviv seems to be the second dance containing sivuv lachatz (pivot step), the first being Atsei HaTsaftsafot (see here). As explained in the Rokdim video linked below, this dance is almost nowhere done as choreographed. In the first phrase, the woman turns only once. More importantly, the second phrase is not a repeat of the first, but rather i...")
• 00:05, August 28, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page BaDerech LaTavor (Created page with "Hebrew: בדרך לתבור (On the Road to the [Mount] Tabor, but see below). Partner dance by Naftali Kadosh, 1987. The song was composed by Shlomo Weissfisch (or Visefish or Weisfish), composer of Hora Eilat and of Simona MiDimona. The lyricist is Benjamin Avigal, husband of Miriam Avigal, who first recorded it. Although the dance is generally considered first-rate, its only interesting feature is that (according to the Rokdim video linked below) it is the fi...")
• 11:47, August 13, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page File:Rikudei-Am Dan Ronen.jpeg (Cover of book)
• 11:47, August 13, 2022 Larry talk contribs uploaded File:Rikudei-Am Dan Ronen.jpeg (Cover of book)
• 19:29, July 28, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Hora Keff (dance) (Created page with ":''This page is about the Moshe Eskayo dance. For the August camp of the 1990s and 2000s, see '' Hora Keff. Hebrew: הורה כיף (Fun Hora, or a reference to the camp). Circle dance by Moshe Eskayo, 1990. The second part of this dance has undergone a change. It consists of four repetitions of an eight-beat sequence, facing center, then out, then center, then out. As originally taught, the first repetition is done starting with weight on right foot, kicking...")
• 19:36, July 27, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Rak Ata (Created page with "Hebrew: רק אתה (Only You, referring to God). Circle dance by Eileen Weinstock, 2010. Rak Ata is often mistakenly attribute to Moshe Eskayo. However, it was created by Eileen Weinstock and first presented in her Tuesday women-only group. (One small section of the dance didn't work well, and Moshe helped improve that piece, but this was his only contribution.) When it came time to teach the dance to a larger audience Moshe presented it as his own, at Eileen's...")
• 21:56, July 26, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Debka Simonne (Harvey) (Created page with "Hebrew: דבקה סימון (Simonne's Debka). Circle dance by Moshe Eskayo, 1995. Moshe wanted to create a dance for Eitan Weinstock, to be called Debka Eitan. Eitan was a child at the time, and with a child's petulance said that he didn't want a dance named after him. When asked, he offered the name Harvey instead (a name he liked) and so Moshe set out to create Debka Harvey. Meantime, a friend of Moshe and of Avner Naim persistently asked them for a dance to be...")
• 21:55, July 21, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page File:Hora-shalosh-spoof-flyer-2.png (Page 2 of Hora-shalosh-spoof-flyer, q.v.)
• 21:55, July 21, 2022 Larry talk contribs uploaded File:Hora-shalosh-spoof-flyer-2.png (Page 2 of Hora-shalosh-spoof-flyer, q.v.)
• 21:52, July 21, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page File:Hora-shalosh-spoof-flyer.png (Spoof flyer advertising Hora Shalosh 1988, created by Eileen Weinstock and family and distributed at Hora Shalom ca 1987.)
• 21:52, July 21, 2022 Larry talk contribs uploaded File:Hora-shalosh-spoof-flyer.png (Spoof flyer advertising Hora Shalosh 1988, created by Eileen Weinstock and family and distributed at Hora Shalom ca 1987.)
• 21:51, July 21, 2022 Larry talk contribs deleted page File:Hora-shalosh-spoof-flyer.pdf (wrong format)
• 20:42, July 21, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Hora Shalosh (flyer) (Created page with "::''This page is about the spoof flyer of Hora Shalom 1988. For the 2023 weekend camp, see '' Hora Shalosh. Category:Publications")
• 20:19, July 21, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Hora Shalosh (Created page with "(This page is about the 2023 weekend camp. For the spoof flyer of Hora Shalom 1988, see Hora Shalosh (flyer).) Hora Shalosh (Hebrew: הורה שלוש) is a planned weekend camp in memorial of the life and work of Moshe Eskayo, to be held June 9–11 2023 at [https://www.bhecamp.org/ Berkshire Hills Eisenberg Camp], site of Sababa, Hora Dikla, and others. The [http://horashalosh.com website]. {{stub}} Category:Events")
• 19:43, July 21, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page File:Hora-shalosh-spoof-flyer.pdf (Spoof of Hora Shalom advertising flyer, created by Eileen Weinstock and family, distributed at Hora Shalom ca 1987.)
• 19:43, July 21, 2022 Larry talk contribs uploaded File:Hora-shalosh-spoof-flyer.pdf (Spoof of Hora Shalom advertising flyer, created by Eileen Weinstock and family, distributed at Hora Shalom ca 1987.)
• 20:29, June 29, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Kakdila (Created page with "Hebrew: קאקדילה, but originally Russian Как дела? (How Are You?). One-wall line (block) dance by Yuval Tabashi, 2022. The dance is remarkable only for its adherence to a couple of changes in tempo, including one complete pause, in the music. The song, sung by Omer Adam, has generated considerable controversy. It was released for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novy_God Novy God], the Russian new year celebration, and was immediately attacked as "crudel...")
• 15:55, June 29, 2022 User account Meemastock2 talk contribs was created by Larry talk contribs and password was sent by email (Eileen never got email confirmation at other e-address)
• 22:58, June 22, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Sara Levi Tanai (Redirected page to Sara Levi-Tanai) Tag: New redirect
• 22:56, June 22, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Jonathan Gabay (Redirected page to Yonatan Gabai) Tag: New redirect
• 03:10, June 22, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Moshe Telem (Created page with "{{stub}} Telem")
• 03:04, June 22, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Larry Denenberg (Created page with "Larry Denenberg is a dancer and teacher of Israeli and some International dance. Born 1954 May 10, Omaha Nebraska USA. {{stub}} === Links === Larry's [http://larry.denenberg.com/ home page] Denenberg")
• 02:59, June 22, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Shalom Hermon (Created page with "{{stub}} Hermon")
• 02:59, June 22, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Yoav Ashriel (Created page with "{{stub}} Ashriel")
• 02:58, June 22, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Gurit Kadman (Created page with "{{stub}} Kadman")
• 02:55, June 22, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Moshiko (Redirected page to Moshiko Halevy) Tag: New redirect
• 02:54, June 22, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Moshiko HaLevy (Redirected page to Moshiko Halevy) Tag: New redirect
• 02:51, June 22, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Shmulik Gov-Ari (Created page with "{{stub}} Gov-Ari")
• 02:50, June 22, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Shlomo Maman (Created page with "{{Stub}} Maman")
• 02:48, June 22, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Yankele Levy (Created page with "{{stub}} Levy Y")
• 02:45, June 22, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Moshiko Halevy (Created page with "{{stub}} Halevy")
• 02:44, June 22, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Fred Berk (Created page with "{{Stub}} Category:People")
• 21:55, June 15, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Debka Keff (Created page with "Hebrew: דבקה כיף (Fun Debka, or possibly "Debka for Hora Keff"). Circle dance by Moshe Eskayo, 1994. Debka Keff is a complex dance, comprising four nontrivial figures plus chorus. The sequence is chorus, first figure, chorus, second figure, chorus, third figure, chorus, fourth figure, followed by the four figures serially with no chorus. This pattern is discussed further here. The dance has a fun creation story. Moshe heard the tu...")
• 01:23, June 4, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Yoram Taharlev (Created page with "Yoram Taharlev (sometimes Tahar-Lev) (born January 24 1938, Kibbutz Yagur; died January 6 2022, Tel Aviv) was an Israeli poet, lyricist, author, storyteller, translator, and standup comedian. Links to information about Taharlev and his accomplishments appear below. Here we are concerned with his contribution to recreational Israeli dance. Taharlev wrote lyrics for the songs of these dances: Abba Ima, Al Kapav Yavi, Artzi, At Cheruti, Atzei HaTzaftzafot, BaSadot HaYeruk...")
• 21:23, June 2, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Dance page quick start (First cut)
• 10:42, June 1, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Hora (Maman) (Created page with "Hebrew: הורה. Circle dance by Shlomo Maman, 1982. The composer and singer of Hora is Avi Toledano. The lyrics were written by the great poet Yoram Taharlev. The song won second place in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurovision_Song_Contest Eurovision Song Contest] of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurovision_Song_Contest_1982 1982]. It received 100 points, narrowly edging out Switzerland's "Amour on t'aime" with 97 and Belgium's "Si tu aimes ma mus...")
• 22:37, May 30, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Rikud Revi'i (Created page with "Rikud Revi'i is a Wednesday night session meeting at the Rutledge VFW on Washington Street in Brookline Massachusetts. It is the successor to the Israeli session of the MIT Folk Dance Club. {{stub}} Category:Sessions")
• 17:02, May 29, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Sulam Ya'akov (Created page with "Hebrew: סולם יעקב, "Jacob's Ladder". Circle dance by Yonatan Gabai, 1970. Also known as Mal'ach MiSulam Ya'akov. The music most commonly used for Sulam Ya'akov is actually two separate songs. The first, which plays twice, is the actual song Mal'ach MiSulam Ya'akov with lyrics by Yoram Taharlev and melody by Nurit Hirsh. The second song is Minhag Chadash Ba LaMedina, whose lyrics are a poem by Chaim Nachman Bialik. This poem has been set to music man...")
• 21:04, May 25, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Eten Bamidbar (Created page with "Hebrew: אתן במדבר. Circle dance by Yankele Levy, 1957, his first dance. Shortly after teaching this dance in Israel, Yankele taught it in the USA. Upon returning to Israel he was met by complaints from the dancers that the second part of the dance was too difficult. He therefore changed that part to make it easier. But the changes were not propagated back to the USA, and even now the dance is done in the original way in the USA and the ea...")
• 07:52, May 15, 2022 Larry talk contribs moved page Sturman to Rivka Sturman (Name of a person includes first name)
• 01:26, February 1, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page File:Bosmat.png (Screenshot of Bosmat during Shmulik's tribute to Moshiko, 30 Jan 2022.)
• 01:26, February 1, 2022 Larry talk contribs uploaded File:Bosmat.png (Screenshot of Bosmat during Shmulik's tribute to Moshiko, 30 Jan 2022.)
• 04:49, January 5, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page MITFDC Israeli Playlists 1995--1998 (Created page with "Playlists of the Israeli session of the MIT Folk Dance Club from 12/06/1995 through 09/16/1998. Other MITFDC playlists are accessible Playlists of the MIT Folk Dance Clu...")
• 19:49, January 2, 2022 Larry talk contribs created page Na'ale (Created page with "Hebrew: נעלה ("We Will Go Up", or specifically "We Will Immigrate to Israel"). Often doubled: Na'ale Na'ale. Circle dance by Shmulik Gov-Ari, 1986. The dance's third...")
• 22:53, December 28, 2021 Larry talk contribs created page Parparim (Created page with "Parparim is a New York based group active since 1975 under the direction of Ruth Goodman. {{Stub}} Category:Performing Groups")
• 22:48, December 28, 2021 Larry talk contribs created page Ma Avarech (Created page with "Hebrew: מה אברך (How Shall I Bless [this Boy]). Partner dance by Moshe Eskayo, 1970. There are also little-known versions by Dani Dassa and by Yonatan Gabay. The so...")
• 05:45, December 28, 2021 Larry talk contribs created page Shimri Li Al HaManginah (Created page with "Hebrew: שמרי לי על המנגינה (Preserve the Melody for Me). Partner dance by Shlomo Maman, 1979. Two pieces of the dance require special attention. 1) In the cho...")