Steam and Stomp 2005
February 26 and 27 Boulder Hot Springs
Photos from Steam and Stomp, taken by Joe mostly and some from Sally
All notes and dance list below are from Sally:
Julie and Scott’s house Friday night:
Notes from Julie’s house:
Julie, Scott, Julie’s parents (they washed all the dishes from the potluck!), Sally and Alan, Cinda, Cindy, /br Sarah Toubman, Cris and Joe from Kalispell, Cedron, Carla Wambach, Bill Bucher, Sam Martinez. /br /br Cris taught Persian Melodies (Barsgeren Yeghanag) and Gorani. (At Steam and Stomp he taught Tamzara) /br
Dances we did at Scott and Julie’s:
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Breakfast at Scott and Julie's
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Boulder Hot Springs Saturday afternoon, dances taught:
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Dinner Time
Time to dance
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Saturday evening party:
 
 
Cecelia defying gravity!
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Joe, Susan, Max
Rose, Don, Lauren
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The No Setnja Band plays:
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Live Music by the No Setnja Band (Sarah Hok on recorder, Eva Maxwell on keyboard, Theresa Martinez on violin, Hallie Rugheimer on accordion, Sonja Chessin on flute): 
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Group shot, click on picture to view larger |
Back to recorded music:
Zillertaler Landler
Zillertaler Landler
Zillertaler Landler
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Zillertaler Landler
Dances were not done in this order.
Bill selected from the request list to make up the dance program 
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Sunday Morning:
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Armenian Wedding (Haire Mamougheh), nice piano music. 1:30 TIFD has this same tune, under the name Hayrer Oo Mamoogner, and played on “primitive” or “native” instruments. (The piano version is so much prettier!) Anyway, the notes from TIFD on Hayrer oo Mamoogner say: “The title is translated fathers and grandmothers. This dance is from Van, Vaspooragan Region. It’s a ritualistic wedding dance with bows honoring the grandmothers of the bride and groom. Grandmothers have been held in high esteem throughout Armenian history.”
Duke of Kent’s Waltz, Mitch Taught.
Lintunen, Finnish wedding dance; It’s top couple sashay down 8 counts and up 8 counts; elbow swing R 8 counts and L 8 counts, then sashay all the way to the bottom of the set, as second couple now becomes top couple and starts the dance. Susan Hinkins taught.
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End of Steam and Stomp 2005
Dancers at 2005 Steam and Stomp:
Julie, Scott, Sally and Alan, Cinda, Cindy, Sarah Toubman, Cedron, Carla Wambach, Bill Bucher, Sam Martinez, Theresa Martinez,
Mike Sweet
Hallie Rugheimer
Eva and Max from Butte
Susan Hinkins, Richard Gillette, and Cecelia Notess from Bozeman
Vickie with the British accent
Carlton and Sarah
Jenna
Mitch Frey
From Kalispell: Roger Pillsbury, Russ Conn, Missy Peterson, Rose and Don Schwennesen, Jackie Zelman, Connie Cohen, Marvin Black,Sarah Hok and her Alan, Ruth and Sam Neff, Cris Jones, Joe Fisher
The hotel ballroom has pulled up the old linoleum floor and done a beautiful job of refinishing the hardwood that was hiding underneath. It was wonderful!
House Cat on the new wood floor
Bolder Hot Springs outdoor pool
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On the way back to Kalispell, we stopped by Scott and Julies for a visit
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