“Anyu” is Hungarian for “mom,” and the dance was dedicated to Zsófia József’s mother on her birthday.  
First taught on Zoom on February 9, 2021 for the Bo’Ness class.  

"I was inspired by "Tea for Two" in the book "Always Enough to Dance." (Ellie Briscoe said)

Suitable recorded music: “Bon Viveur,” on Jim Lindsay’s RSCDS recording for Book 52.