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1. Dennis Boxell.

Author

Oakes, Dick, St. John, Katherine, Austin, Edwin, Johnson, Jill, Moreau, Yves, Uhlemann, John, Weisburd, Ira, Graziosi, Joe, Filcich, John, Taylor, Mady, Leegwater, Jaap, Leegwater, Lubomir, Plodzien, Len, and Hertz, John

Subjects
CHOREOGRAPHERS
Abstract

The article presents an obituary for dancer and choreographer Dennis Boxell.

Published
2010

2. DANCERS SPEAK.

Author

Filcich, John, Rayman, Jan, and Barber, Elizabeth Wayland

Subjects
GREEK folk dancing, DANCE, AMERICAN dance, BALLROOM dancing, SALSA (Dance)
Published
2017

3. Federation Corner.

Author

Udelf, Eunice, Filcich, John (Ivan), and Campbell, Bill

Subjects
FOLK dancing, SOCIAL services
Published
2015

5. John Filcich.

Author

Filcich, John

Subjects
FOLK dancing -- Study & teaching, KOLO (Dance), FOLK dancers, FOLK dancing, SOCIETIES
Abstract

In this article, the author offers information on his exposure to folk dancing and his contribution towards the developments in folk dancing. Topics discussed include formation of the ethnic group Yugoslav Folk Dancers for Kolo dancers, his experience of preparing dancers for ethnic events, his passion for teaching folk dance, and his work in San Francisco, California.

Published
2014

6. CRUISING AND DANCING.

Author

Filcich, John

Subjects
FOLK dancing, OCEAN travel
Abstract

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of attending folk dancing classes and at the same time cruising.

Published
2011

7. DANCERS SPEAK.

Author

Richter, Louis, Rodich, Lillian, and Filcich, John

Subjects
FOLK dancers, FOLK dancing, DANCE festivals, DANCE camps, CAMPERS (Persons)
Published
2016

8. (THERE'S) SOMETHING ABOUT KOLOS.

Author

Filcich, John

Subjects
KOLOS, FOLK dancing, HISTORY of dance, 19TH century art, DANCE
Abstract

The article presents information on the dance form Kolos which is native of Croatia, Serbia and Yugoslavia. It mentions the variants of the dance in countries like Macedonia, Bulgaria and Armenia and the change in its name there. It discusses the evolution of the art form over the nineteenth century and details of performance of the dance.

Published
2015

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