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Rhythms in Motion: Yugoslavian Dances - Lesson #12

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Title
Rhythms in Motion: Yugoslavian Dances - Lesson #12
Series Title
Rythms in Motion
Date Created
July 28th, 1981
Description
Yugoslavian Folk Dance demonstration. When filmed, Yugoslavia was a socialist federal republic made up of six republics: Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, Macedonia and 2 autonomous provinces Kosovo and Vojvodina. The folk dances demonstrated are of the Serbia, Macedonia and Croatia regions. Presenters: Kathy Lasky and Richard Asadoorian. Dances performed by the Yugoslavian Dancers of the California Federation of Folk Dances .Dance directors: Kathy Lasky and Gil Kundert. Dancers: Edith Cuthbert, Kathy Grothe, Vera Jones, Connie Kundert, Gil Kundert, Clifton Lasky, Natalie Lasky, Kathy Lubisich, Lesley Robertson, Barabara Shuller, Aletha Smith, April Wakeman, Stefni Winters, Phillip Work, Suzanne Vails, Mario Vlahovic
Item or Container Annotation
Rythms in Motion:Yugoslavian Dances
Creators and Contributors
Creator: Fresno County (Calif.). Department of Education
Subject Topic
Yugoslavian dances
Folk dances
Education
Subject Entity
Lasky, Kathy
Asadoorian, Richard
Genre
Educational films
Instructional films
Place(s)
Fresno County (Calif.)
Yugoslavia
Time Period
July 28th, 1981
Language
English

Media type
Moving Image
Format
U-matic
Extent
1 Tape
Generation
Original
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Country of Creation
United States
Source Institution
Fresno County Public Library
Link to Internet Archive
https://archive.org/details/cfcpl_000514