IFC's SPECIAL FEATURED TEACHERS FOR OUR NEXT CAMP

Two of the best teachers you'll see anywhere

We are excited to present the following teachers at IFC:

Ercüment Kılıç (Azerbaijan/Turkey)

Ercüment, a master of Azerbaijan and Turkish dances, is a thrilling teacher, incredible to watch and learn from. He started dancing at 4, had his own group at 9, and can now be considered an "adult progidy". His dances are favorites at sessions all around the world. Some of his most-loved dances are Reyhan, Coskun Coruh, Menim Balam, the dazzling Yoh Yoh, and Hey Gidi. Plus the ones he'll be teaching at IFC!

Andy Taylor (Carpathian Region)

Andy comes from a renowned family of dancers, Connie and Marianne, who founded New England's Folk Arts Center. She WOWED last summer's Stockton camp with her selection of Carpathian dances learned from Mike Protenic, whose grandfather collected these dances as a soldier in the 1890s. Andy exudes cheerful encouragement and pure joy.

And of course we're thinking of IFC's founder,
Moshe Eskayo
"Shalosh!" 

Special Sensational Bonus: The Narts Dance Ensemble performs!

Through his connections in the Azerbaijani community, Ercüment will be bringing the Narts Dance Ensemble, who will perform a stirring Circassian show in full costume on Saturday night. This will be a memorable event everyone will recall for years to come.

Scholarships!

Thanks to the Moshe Eskayo tribute camp, Hora Shalosh, IFC has a limited number of youth scholarships available. These provide up to full coverage of travel and camp costs for dancers in their 30's or younger. If you know of young dancers, or are one yourself, write now to DanceIFC@gmail.com or call Joan Hantman 617-893-2399. Include age, location, dance experience (folk or other), and relevant aspects of your background in your application. We want to see you there!

We are excited to continue IFC!  We hope you will join us for a simply wonderful weekend.

Murray and Randi Spiegel
Joan Hantman