Høstfest, 2009, Minot, ND
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What's The Buzz - Norsk Hostfestby Opendary289 views- 1:24
Norwegian folk dance 2.by ap0stm0dernist1,276 views
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George Jones and The Oak Ridge Boys Me & Jesusby oakridgeboys5,249 views
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Kristian's JC Superstar Soloby pstensli78 views
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Scandinavian Folk Musicby javivr9,219 views
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Leikarringen of Portlandby hardymargaret437 views
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Sankta Luciaby pstensli214 views
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Lars Lilholt Band - Høstfestenby AndreasSU45,205 views
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Høstfest Dølen 4-H 2009by oddrolf380 views
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Trying lutefisk at Hostfest - and other adventuresby pc2drth1,168 views
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4H Nordic Camp 2009 Openingby livarbe3,187 views
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RudolphDanceby pstensli87 views
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O Sacred Head Now Woundedby pstensli316 views
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Norsk Hostfest and Touchstone Energy - How they're connectedby pc2drth611 views
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Kari Tauring - Komme Alleby karitauring2,094 views
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Nye Ringnesin: Geitstuggurustin, galoppby multemusic5,741 views
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Landingsleiken - 4 more Folk Dances - 2008 7-Lag Stevneby sigdalslag2,424 views
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Minot ND Dec 2009by chameleonforlife614 views
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Skandi Ski Fantasyby minotdailynews6,167 views
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Granrud's Lefse at Norsk Hostfestby pc2drth461 views
"Strekksbuksepolka / Streach-pants Polka" is a Latvian polka made popular in the 1960s Norwegian folk music/dance community. The ree; is "Seksmansril (Six person reel)". The correct name of the next tune/dance is "Gammel Reinlender" (schottische is an Swedish-American word). Which bygdedans are you performing? It's from the west coast near Bergen, I think. The Norwegian name of "Paul & the Chickens" is "Pål sine høner (Paul and his chickens". "Vem kan selga" is a well-known Swedish tune.
multemusic 1 year ago