Fast 4-Count
• The Classic Hora
• Battle
• Clap Your Hands
• Hopscotch Hora
• Hora Medura
• It is Good
• It is Also Good
• It is Simply Good
• Klezmer
• Nirkodita
• Romemu
• We Are Blessed
Slow 4-Count
• Arise and Jump
• Before Glory
• Flower Petals
• Hallelu
• Hebrew Miserlu
• Hora Nirkoda
• Largo
• Lo Ahavti Dai
• Ma Navu (4-count)
• The Mod Deer
3-Count
• O Give Thanks
• Greek Miserlu
• Heet-Halach
• Ma Navu (3-count)
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Worship with Dance
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We Are Blessed
This dance was choreographed by Ann Kruit and Jeremy Sherer to fit the song "Anachnu M'vorachim".
It fits music that has a 16-beat chorus with 24-beat verses.
Each numbered step takes eight beats of music.
The entire dance is done facing inward (except for the turn).
Part A is done holding hands, Part B is not.
Part A
- Mayim L (starting with R foot crossing in front of left foot), and repeat
- Tcherkessia, and repeat
Part B
- {hands sway} Catch your weight by crossing R foot in front of left foot and then rocking back onto your L foot (also called a coupé L). Then return your R foot to a neutral standing position. Then catch your weight by crossing L foot in front of right foot and then rocking back onto your R foot (also called a coupé R). Then return your L foot to a neutral standing position. Then once more catch your weight by crossing R foot in front of left foot and then rocking back onto your L foot (also called a coupé L).
- {hands raised to head height} Three-count turn over right shoulder (spin 360 degrees, clockwise as seen from above, R-L-R), then catch your weight by crossing L foot in front of right foot and then rocking back onto your R foot (also called a coupé R). Then return your L foot to a neutral standing position. Then once more catch your weight by crossing R foot in front of left foot and then rocking back onto your L foot (also called a coupé L).
- {hands held high, hands snap at each leap and then sway with body} Leap R and then cross L foot in front of right foot; again leap R and then cross L foot in front of right foot; sway R and then bring L foot close to right foot without shifting weight to left foot, then sway L and then bring R foot close to left foot without shifting weight to right foot.
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