| Region | Serbia |
|---|---|
| Formation | Open circle. V-hold. |
| Dance Structure | ((A x 4) + (B x 4) + (C x 4)) repeated throughout the music. |
| Music Structure | 4 counts/bar, 4 bar phrases. |
| Introduction | 8 bars. |
| Part A | Biserka Bojerka (to the R in R, L, Triple Step R. L in, R back, side Triple Step left). |
| Part B | (Side on flat foot, close on ball) x 3.5 to R, x 1.5 to L, x 1.5 to R. Mirror, but first bar on the spot. |
| Part C | R lift & side, L close, R side, L close without weight transfer. Mirror. Original. Part B bar 3. |
| Source | Brian Steere (who learnt it from Rachel Arthur (who learnt it from Pablo Scornik in UK in October 2007) at Easter Gathering in UK in 2008) at Youlgreave August Bank Holiday Circle Dance event in UK in 2008. Steve Kotansky in Rivieradance, Torquay, UK, 2018. |
| Date | Written 2008/7/16. Updated 2009/2/7, 2011/4/10, 2018/2/25 & 2022/6/2. |
Disclaimer: Mistakes are quite likely in the notes and no guarantees are made as to accuracy. There may be other versions of the same dance or other dances with the same name. Music may differ, particularly in speed, introduction and duration, between performers. The division into parts, bars & counts might not be standard. These notes of the dance are freely distributable (under GPL or CC-by-sa) in so much as the note's author's contribution but I don't know if the dance choreography itself is copyrighted. Better than using notes, go to a dance class where it is taught by Steve Kotansky.
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