European National Dances - National Folk Dance Players

Lüderen Polka (Swiss)

Alewander (Swiss)

A moléson (Swiss)

Valse Frappée (Swiss)

La Farandoulo (French)

Li Jardiniero (French)

La Volto (French)

A Lauterbach (French)

A Rosa (Portuguese)

Vira Extrapassado (Portuguese)

Paderinha (Portuguese)

Vira (Lisbon) (Portuguese)

Cuckoo (Tyrolian)

Come To Me (Westphalian)

Devil Dance (Pomeranian)

Peasants' Dance (French)

Clap Dance (German)

La Vinca (Italian)

Syvspring (Danish)

Lot Is Dead (Danish)

Sudmalinas (Latvian)

Litenietis (Latvian)

Gallopink (Danish)

Bavarian Dance (Bavarian)

Fricassée (French)

Tancuy (Czech)

Terschelling Reel I (Dutch)

Austrian Dance (Austrian)

Polka Piquée (Breton)

Tatra Dance (Carpathian)

Djatchko Kolo (Serbian)

Trojky (Moravian)

Shperherd Girl's Dance (Bohemian)

Rose Tree And The Elder Flower (Tyrolean)

I've Lost My Stocking In The Brook (German)

Ungaa'els Dance (Danish)

Danish Skating Dance (Danish)

Toast To King Gustav (Swedish)

Sextur (Danish)

Ace Of Diamonds (Danish)

Varsovienne (Swedish)

Swedish Masquerade (Danish)

Norwegian Mazurka (Norwegian)

Swedish Clap Dance (Swedish)

Little Man In A Fix (Danish)

Swedish Schottische (Swedish)

Rospiggspolksa (Swedish)