Dance Videos

​Tips:
  • Many Scandinavian musicians and dancers are on YouTube.​
  • When using a web search engine (Google or Bing, for example), use symbols to spell place names precisely. Vågå will give better results than Vaga.​
  • Watching dance videos can help you practice and remember the dances- we do a lot of them!
 
A few suggested dance video links from Youtube:
​(Under Construction, more to come)
Bondpolska från Viksta (www.dancilla.com)
Engelska från Stigtomta (Södermanland, Folkdansringen, NORDLEK 2012)
Finskogspols (Anton Schneider and Petra Eriksson demonstrate Finskogs pols, 2015)
Hälsinge Hambo, 2006
Komltrø a fun mixer (Folkedanslaget Springar´n danser Komletrø i Langhuset 23.11.2016)
Lunden Reinlander (Danskantvzw, 2010)
Mellparing från Stugun (Marianne & Ragnar Lökkeberg, på O-bygdens Polskevänner)
Odina Jonssons Schotttis (Stina och Lennart Jeppsson, på O-bygdens Polskevänners Polskekurs i Floda Lada)
Rorospolses:
    Pols - Landsfestivalen 2013
    Finale pols Steinkjer 2014
    Finale pols Landsfestivalen 2015 Lom
    From 1969, nrktv, Folkemusikk i bergmannsmiljø
Springdans fra Romsdal, 2009
Slangpolska fran Skane
Slängpolskekurs i Borghamn 2009 (Slangpolska fr. Sverige)
Stabberinglender (at Norske Runddansere- sound is not great, but a good demonstration)
Swede-Finn Mixer (Taught by John Campbell at the Salt Spring Island Folk Dance Festival 2005)
Swedish Slangpolska (demonstration clip by Anton Schneider & Andrea Larson, 2016
Sönderhoning - Fannikedans (Not so easy to see, but hearing the music helps at least. See between 0:52 and 2:00) 
Telegangar Munharpefestivalen 2008 (an awesome example to the mouth-harp, though grainy video)
​Varsovienne Folkdance Noa-am, 2012 (although this demonstration is a bit slower than we dance it)

Finally, fun to check out the Norwegian TV (nr-tv) program "Dans med oss! 
​   (Like American Bandstand, but with Norwegian folkdans).



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We offer the above as a convenience to our members in learning new dances.