SAMOTH
circle, V hold
A 1
1-2 to the L: R cross in front of L
3-4 open L on L
5-8 "maym" steps
1-2 R to C
3-4 L to C
5-7 3 steps back R-L-R
8 pause
A 2 same as A1 but on the R direction
B no hold
1-2 2 claps on spot
3-4 with R-L 1/2 turn on R (end looking out fo the circle)
5-8 same as 1-2
1-6 on L direction: 6 steps (beg with R) V hold and swing arms
7 big R step and turn front to C
8 close L to the R
repeat B
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LA FARANDOLA Danze Popolari a Vicenza (Italy)
e-mail: lafar...@yahoo.it
WEB: http://it.geocities.com/lafarandola
You can contact Martin Wey directly, he is in Switzerland and the owner of
the Schweizer Volkstanzarchiv (swiss folk-dance archive), which contains
detailed information to each swiss dance. Here is his email-address:
mw...@smile.ch
Furthermore I found a recording of this dance on
http://www.tanz-koegler.com/c/detail.asp?DanceID=1291&RecordID=33509&Languag
e=DE
The owner of the webshop is Walter Koegler in Stuttgart/Germany, ask him
directly if there are dance-instructions and more background-information for
this dance available. Email: w...@tanz-koegler.com
This database tells that this dance is from Switzerland, not from Israel.
The title of the book "Der Alewander" is also a swiss dance, you can even
see a video on the following website (unfortunately I have none for the
Samoth):
http://www.dancilla.com/search.asp?crit=alewander
So out from all that information I would think Samoth is a swiss dance.
Mario
http://www.volkstanz.at/
http://www.dancilla.com/
"Silvio Lorenzato" <slo...@libero.it> wrote in message
news:_fqga.52728$Lr4.1...@twister2.libero.it...
Sorry, that is the link to the israeli dance-database
http://www.israelidances.com/search.asp
Mario