| Description | A table of contents can be found at the front of the file; this table of contents dates to c2000s.
The file contains Labanotation scores of folk and ethnic dances from Africa, Armenia, Asia, Austria and Australia.
Most of the Labanotation scores are photocopies, made mid- to late-20th Century, with originals dated mid- to late-20th Century.
The African dances are the following:
- The "Ntore" dance of Hutu men
- Photocopy of published book "African Dances and Games: Described in Words and Labanotation" by Odette Blum. Book published by SELVA, New York, [USA], 1969. Photocopy made late-20th Century. (This book includes the dances: "Hatsitsia Rhythms: Why the Wily Spider is Always in a Corner", "Àmpé", "Passing the Stone", "Sìbré-Mànènkó", "Adènkúm", "Agìdé", "Bàngá", "Adawe", "Kókó-Sàwá", and "High Life".)
- Afro-Cuban dance steps in Calypso style, choreographed by Leora Luders
- "Atsiagbekor" (an African dance solo), choreographed by George Dzikunu
- "Com Ina Dis" (an African dance solo), choreographed by Carl Campbell
The Armenian dances are the following:
- The Croatian Indian dances in Paul Green's "The Lost Colony", choreographed by Fred Howard
- The published booklet "Armenian Folk Dances", published in 1975 by Folkraft-Europe. (This booklet includes the dances: "Halay", "Laz Bar", "Lorke Lorke", "Medax Tashginag", "Mooshetsi Bar or Mayorke (Muş Bari)", "Ooska Gookas", "Pa(m)poori", "Sepastia Bar", "Sirdes", "Tamzara", and "Yes Gharib Em".)
The Asian dances are the following:
- A position from "Cariñosa" a Philippine Dance.
- "Yapong Dance", choreographed by Liao Chun Yuan
- "Peacock Dance", choreographed by Low Mei Yoke
- "Asli"
- "Fon Lous Doung Deoan"
- The Alang Tebang position from "Piring"
- The Agem position from Jaruna Jaya-Balinese Dance
- "Cimo Cimo"
- Tibetan folk dance
- Also includes three photocopies of published photographs of a female dancer in two different postitions from an Asian dance [the dance is not named]. [The publication the photographs come from is unknown.] Photographs published late-20th Century; photocopies made late-20th Century.
The Austrian dances are the following:
- "Bauernwalzer"
- "Einfacher Allgemeiner Schuhplattler" (this Labanotated score is in German)
- "Abart des Plattlers" (this Labanotated score is in German)
- "Das Plattln Beim Haitauer Schuhplattler" (this Labanotated score is in German)
- "Zweite Fassung des Haitauer Schuhplattlers" (this Labanotated score is in German)
- "Das Plattln Beim Reit Im Winkl-Schuhplattler" (this Labanotated score is in German)
- "Der Neubayrisch Schuhplattler order 'S Deanderl Mit'n Roten Mieda" (this Labanotated score is in German)
- "Abart Des Beginns Vom Neubrayisch Schuhplattler" (this Labanotated score is in German)
- "Schuhplattler für ein Einzelpaar" (this Labanotated score is in German)
- "Der Neubagrische"
- "Einfacher Dreher" (this Labanotated score is in German)
- "Das Haxenschmeisser"
- "Das Hüchamadle"
- "Kronentanz" (this Labanotated score is in German)
- "'S Mühlradl" ("Mill Wheel") (this Labanotated score is in German)
- "Kronentanz oder Oberländer Reígen" ("Crown Dance" or "Round Dance") (this Labanotated score is in German)
- "Der Neukatholische"
- "Der Paschade Flugs-Ummi"
- "Salzburger Almtanz oder Steyrer" ("Meadow Dance" or "Styrian Dance") (this Labanotated score is in German)
- "Der Siebenschritt"
- "Siebenschritt"
- "Der Strohsehneider"
- "Studentenpolka"
- "Treffner Tanz" (two different Labanotated scores)
- "Zillertaler Ländler"
The Australian dances are the following:
- An Aboriginal Australian dance from Maningrida, Arnhem Land |