Hora Agadati   Dance by Baruch Agadati   Music by A. Boskovitch

       Notes by Phillip M. Feldman   5/11/1986   Rev. 4/16/1987

     Hora  Agadati   is  a   beginner-level  two-part   line  dance.
Choreographed in 1924, Hora Agadati has the distinction of being the
first authentically  Israeli folk  dance.  The  music in  the second
part was originally an anti-Semitic student song.

     Part 1: Begin facing in the line of direction (direction of
     travel).

   1-4: Take four (small or medium) running steps forward, R-L-R-L.
   5-8: Jump four times in place, twisting left, right, left, and
        right.  These "jump-twists" are done with the feet together.
  9-32: Repeat counts 1-8 three more times.

     Part 2: Face 90 degrees to the left of the direction of travel.

   1-2: Step in-place on R and extend the left leg in front and
        touch the heel.
   3-4: Bring L back and do a quick L-R-L-pause in place.
   7-8: Repeat 1-4.

  9-10: Two jump twists (left and right).
 11-12: Step to the left with L and cross R in front, stamping with
        weight.
 13-14: Step in place on L and step to the right with R.
 15-16: Do a quick L-R-L-pause in place.
 17-32: Repeat 1-16.