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Country Dancing:     more books (100)

Nice People Dancing to Good Country Music. by Lee Blessing, 1998-01 Plays written by Mr. William Wycherley. Containing The plain dealer, The country wife, Gentleman dancing-master, Love in a wood. by William Wycherley, 2010-06-10 ASIMOV'S SCIENCE FICTION - Volume 13, number 3 - March Mar 1989:The Few the Proud; The Loch Moose Monster; Remaking History; In Another Country; Black Nimbus; Dancing with the Chairs by Gardner (editor) (Harlan Ellison; Janet Kagan; Kim Stanley Robinson; Rob Dozois, 1989-01-01 Works; Containing Plain-Dealer, Country-Wife, Gentleman-Dancing-Master [And] Love in a Wood by William Wycherley, 2010-01-11 English Dancing Master: Or, Plain and Easy Rules for the Dancing of Country Dances, With the Tune of Each Dance by John Playford, 1976-03 A Time to Dance: American Country Dancing From Hornpipes to Hot Hash by Richad Nevell, 1977 Learn Country Dancing Doin' It Country Style! 4 Volumes, 4 Tapes by Two Plus 2 Production, 1992-01-01 Swing Your Partners: A Guide To Modern Country Dancing by Durward Maddocks, 2010-09-10 The dancing-master: vol. the first. Or, directions for dancing country dances, with the tunes to each dance, for the treble-violin. The 17th. edition, ... choicest old and new tunes ... Volume 1 of 1 by See Notes Multiple Contributors, 2010-06-01 Scottish Country Dancing (Chambers mini guides) by Isobel E. Williams, 1991-03 Introducing Scottish country dancing by Jean Callender Milligan, 1968 Time to Dance: American Country Dancing From Hornpipes to Hot Hash:/A by RICHARD NEVELL, 1977 The second book of The compleat country dancing-master: containing great variety of dances, both old and new: particularly those perform'd at the several ... the choicest and most noted country-dances by See Notes Multiple Contributors, 2010-09-17 The Poor Scholar, Frank Martin and the Fairies, the Country Dancing Master, and Other Irish Tales by William Carleton, 2009-12-22

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41. BBC - North East Wales - Fun On A Fiver - Scottish Country Dancing
    Scottish country dancing. Cost Difficulty Fun Grandparents Pat and Stan fromSychdyn, near Mold, have been Scottish country dancing for 40 years  
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/northeast/guides/funonafiver/pages/scottish_dancing.s

42. Helensburgh And District RSCDS
    The Helensburgh branch of Royal Scottish country dancing Society organises tuition and dances throughout Category Regional Europe Scotland Argyll and Bute HelensburghScottish country dancing. in Helensburgh. This site has been built usingframes, which are not supported by your browser. Please click  
    http://www.helensburgh-rscds.fsnet.co.uk/

43. WWU Scottish Country Dancing Club
    Scottish country dancing Club. The Scottish country dancing Club is an AssociatedStudents Club, and is open to all students and faculty at WWU.  
    http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~scottish/
    
    Extractions: Scottish Country Dancing Club The Scottish Country Dancing Club is an Associated Students Club, and is open to all students and faculty at WWU. We welcome new members regardless of dancing ability and will gladly instruct any new members in the fundamentals of Scottish Country Dancing. Scottish Country Dancing is not tremendously difficult, but it is lots of fun, so please feel free to join us! SCD class at WWU Upcoming Events Related Links Club History ... Resources and History All comments about the web page can be sent to the SCD Club

44. The Country Music Search Engine
    FestivalsEvents country dancing There are now 5015 Country Music links in thissearch engine ;. Find CDs on Festivals-Eventscountry dancing. FREE E-MAIL.  
    http://country-music-club.com/links/Festivals_Events/Country_Dancing/

45. Scottish Country Dancing In The Washington D.C. Area
    Scottish country dancing in the Washington DC Area Home page of the Northern Virginiaand Washington, DC Branches of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society.  
    http://rscds-greaterdc.org/

46. Scottish Country Dancing Events (Scottish Country Dancing In The Washington D.C.
    SaturdaySunday, March 29-30, 2003 Pittsburgh Scottish Country Dance Society 22ndAnnual Highland Ball George Washington Hotel, Washington, PA Teacher Elaine  
    http://rscds-greaterdc.org/events.html

47. Scottish Country Dancing
    Scottish country dancing. A compendium of information useful to ScottishCountry Dancers Some Unwritten Rules of Scottish country dancing.  
    http://briscoes.home.mindspring.com/scd.htm
    
    Extractions: Scottish Country Dancing A compendium of information useful to Scottish Country Dancers... Local Celtic Events in the Washington DC area, maintained by Joe Shelby. The Strathspey Server in Germany. Maintained by Anselm Lingnau, Strathspey is a fine site for global information on Scottish Country Dancing and music, and contains an archive of discussion threads from the Strathspey mailing list, as well as an interactive database of dances and music. The Inter-City Scot is a compilation of SCD events all over North America. It is edited by Pat Donaldson, produced every other month, and available by subscription from Marian Smith. Highly Recommended!

48. The Unwritten Rules Of Scottish Country Dancing
    THE UNWRITTEN RULES OF SCOTTISH country dancing (Version 1.1). MelBriscoe, Alexandria, Virginia, USA; 29 September 1998. (see also  
    http://briscoes.home.mindspring.com/UnwrittenRules.html
    
    Extractions: THE UNWRITTEN RULES OF SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING (Version 1.1) Mel Briscoe, Alexandria, Virginia, U.S.A.; 29 September 1998 (see also: General Guidelines, in TACNOTES ON R.S.C.D.S. DANCES, Teachers' Association of Canada, 1995) DEFINITIONS As written in a form not likely to change, for example the instructions for a published dance. Rumors and hearsay are sometimes mistaken for facts. Dogma: Considered rules from high authority, e.g. RSCDS Headquarters. May vary in time and interpretation. Sometimes written in The Manual of Scottish Country Dancing or in TACNOTES ON R.S.C.D.S. DANCES , sometimes promulgated verbally, with varying success. Common Practice: Although not dogma, the way things are usually done. Local variations may exist, giving rise to arguments about what is "right." These are the " Unwritten Rules Opinions: Sometimes in agreement with Common Practice or Facts or Dogma, but not necessarily. When Opinions are delivered by someone with "positional authority," they may even be mistaken for dogma. The line between Opinion and Common Practice is grey and demonstrably arguable. COMMON PRACTICE Setting in line: If 3 people, middle person's hands are up.

49. Scottish Country Dancing In State College PA
    Scottish country dancing in State College PA. In State College is thehome of Penn State University. Scottish country dancing. Much  
    http://www.phys.psu.edu/~collins/scd/sce.html

50. Peterborough & District Branch Of The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society
    Scottish Country dance events and classes.Category Regional Europe Peterborough Recreation and Sports YOU ARE INVITED TO. Come SCOTTISH country dancing On. TUESDAY EVENINGS8.00pm to 10pm. At St Marks Church Hall Lincoln Road Peterborough.  
    http://homepages.tesco.net/~Peterborough/

51. Toronto Scottish Country Dancing
    Royal Scottish country dancing Society. Toronto Association. The TartanBall is in a beautiful ballroom in the Royal York Hotel. This  
    http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Strasse/1899/
    
    Extractions: The Tartan Ball is in a beautiful ballroom in the Royal York Hotel. This photo was taken from the balcony where many beginning dancers observe the proceedings and dream of being on the floor the following year. Want Information? Call the new association phone number 416-470-7078 About Scottish Dancing Etiquette suggestions or "How to Survive Your First Dance" (Link to website of RSCDS-Twin Cities (Minnesota) Branch) Events Report of the Membership Development Committee Courses Tartan Ball Toronto Groups Dancing in the Park Branch Executive How to Join RSCDS Headquarters Sources of Supplies Internet SCD Newsgroup SCD Links Photos of dancing The background wallpaper is from several images of the Macnaughton Weathered tartan. It's been changed to make text over it readable and to reduce loading time. This is a photo of actual fabric used with permission from Linda Clifford's website. Suggestions for other tartans to use are welcome.

52. ..it's TRADITIONAL - Country Dancing -
    ENGLISH country dancing used to be taught in all schools and is stillon the curriculum of many. Unlike all the different forms  
    http://www.geocities.com/traditions_uk/dancing.html
    
    Extractions: The British Isles have many regional country dances : in England perhaps the most famous is Morris dancing , which takes place everywhere, although different regions have their own particular traditions; Garland dancing is mainly a ladies' and children's dance, also a northern tradition, and is closely related to Morris; Clog dancing is yet another a north of England custom, clogs being the footwear of the mill and factory workers in the past; Stick dancing is another variant of Clog Morris and tends to be very localised. These types of dance are perfomed by teams of dancers who practice rigorously and regularly; the other end of the spectrum is English Country Dance - once the popular dancing of all classes of society - which is danced with gusto by complete amateurs at many social occasions. Scotland has its own dancing traditions: reels, flings (as in "Highland Fling") and sword dances; Irish dancing is very distinctive and although it has always been danced in Ireland and Irish clubs and societies on the mainland, it has enjoyed a recent resurgence after the Riverdance company was chosen as the "fill-in" for the Eurovision Song Contest and went on to achieve world-wide fame. MORRIS DANCING is English in origin : there is a common belief that the name is a corruption of "Moorish" but one wonders how north African dances got to England and why Morris dancing bears no resemblance to the dances of north Africa and Spain, which were definitely influenced by the Moors. A more likely derivation is from the Latin

53. Baltimore Scottish Country Dancing
    We host a Spring Tea Dance, and demonstrate Scottish country dancing for festivalsand local organizations and organize other social events. updated June 21st.  
    http://www.smart.net/~snarf/bscd.html

54. CD*NY: English Country Dancing
    English country dancing (Tuesdays, 7 1015 pm) are located at Metropolitan-DuaneHall, W. 13th St. and 7th Ave., NY. Live music and a caller who teaches.  
    http://www.cdny.org/english.html
    
    Extractions: Date Callers Musicians Special Feature February Top Feb 4 Mary Jones The Flying Romanos Robin Russell Marnen Laibow-Koser ... Norma Castle Feb 11 Gene Murrow Dorrie Olsson A Renaissance Band with Robin Russell , piano Playford Origins Feb 18 A Renaissance Band with Cynthia Shaw , piano Feb 25 Carol Martinez Susie Lorand Cynthia Shaw Playford Prep March Top Mar 4 Carol Martinez Tom Phillips Robin Russell Playford Prep Mar 11 Paul Ross John Austin Robin Russell Mar 18 John Austin Cynthia Shaw Mar 25 Paul Ross Carol Martinez April Top Apr 1 Paul Ross Carol Martinez Gene Murrow Tom Phillips ... Cynthia Shaw Playford Prep Apr 5

55. CD*NY English Country Dancing
    Country Dance * New York, Inc. Home. English Country Dances. MetropolitanDuaneHall 201 W. 13th St. at Seventh Avenue, Manhattan, NY.  
    http://www.cdny.org/english/
    
    Extractions: CD*NY holds English country dances from mid-September to early June on Tuesday nights, 7:00 to 10:15 P.M. Admission is $8 for members and full-time students with I.D., and $11 for non-members. There is always a live band and a caller who teaches the dances. Contributions to refreshments at the break are welcome. Please bring treats to share, preferably homemade! this flyer Get Acrobat Reader English Dance Calendar ECD Terms with Animation Judi Rivkin CD*NY Repertoire Dance Locations: Maps In Step with Austen by Linda Wolfe Washington Square News article Joyce Crouch's Seven Habits of Highly Effective English Country Dancing Life Asked Me to Dance by Lynn Durham English Country Dance Callers and Teachers Beverly Francis Yonina Gordon Fried de Metz Herman Carl Levine ...

56. Country Dancing At Maplewood Dance Center
    Enjoy country dancing every Friday night at Maplewood Dance Center in Portland,Maine. Couples and Line dancing. Contact Us. Hall Rental. country dancing.  
    http://www.themaplewood.com/country_dancing.html

57. Scottish Country Dancing In Rhode Island
    Scottish Country / Ceilidh Dancing in Rhode Island. The Lil' Rhody ScottishCountry Dancers. COME DANCE WITH US! What is Scottish country dancing?  
    http://users.ids.net/~petebonn/dance.htm
    
    Extractions: Paul, our glorious leader Wednesday nights, 7-10 or anytime in between you can make it. Actually, we try to start warming up at 7:00, and sometimes go as late as 10:00 (not often). Also, canned music using one of Tod Wagoner's GREAT boxes. September-July All levels From first-night-I've-never-danced-before to RSCDS-Chairman-Examiner-Passed-My-Exam-in-the-last-century What is Scottish Country Dancing? Danced in the barns and croft houses, the ballrooms and the castles of Scotland for centuries, Scottish Country Dancing captures the spirit, the wonder, and the music of Scotland. Learn Scottish Jigs and Reels, Hornpipes and Rants, and the elegant Strathspey. The form of dancing is sets of couples, but you don't need a partner to join the fun. And the music will tell what to do! Where is it?

58. Twin Cities Branch What Is Scottish Country Dancing
    What is Scottish country dancing? Scottish country dancing is a modern form ofthe country dancing popular in England and Scotland in the 18th century.  
    http://www.rscds-twincities.org/whatis.html
    
    Extractions: What is Scottish Country Dancing? What is Scottish Country Dancing? Classes Events Membership ... Home Page Think of SCD as a cross between square or contra dance (although there is no caller) and ballet; there are about a dozen basic figures which will get you through quite a number of dances, although many dances have their own quirks and specialities which make them unique and fun to dance. There is also more emphasis on "steps" than in, say, ceilidh dancing, but the basic technique can be learned at a week-end workshop or through a couple of months' worth of practice evenings once a week. Even though there are so many dances, you don't have to learn any of them by heart if you don't want to the programmes for balls and social evenings are usually published well before the event, so everybody can check their crib sheets. Also, at the event itself dances are often recapitulated or even sometimes walked through slowly before the music starts (although local custom may vary). SCD is a very social form of dancing, not only because you get to dance with seven or so people at once instead of just with one partner (smiles and eye contact are almost mandatory, and if you want there is a lot of opportunity for relaxed "flirting") but also because there are workshops, balls and social dances being held in places all over the world. It is nice to be able to travel and join a SCD group for a night nearly everywhere you go.

59. This Is Lancashire | CommuniGate | Scottish Country Dancing
    Results. Would you like to take part in Scotish country dancing. Weare the Ribble Valley Branch of the Scottish Country Dance Society.  
    http://www.communigate.co.uk/lancs/scottishcountrydancing/index.phtml
    
    Extractions: If you have time look at our other site, Heather Mixture. Perhaps we could arrange a dance evening for your school, church, wedding, etc. News Headlines from This is Lancashire A look at the local election lists Mother's despair at son's ordeal Mum hits out at staging of war play ... Tucking in to a taste of Europe Sports Headlines from This is Lancashire Youth to the fore Standpoint- the view from the fans PNE hang on for a win ... Arm to arm combat View the Weather Forecast provided by This is Lancashire This page has been visited

60. This Is Bradford | CommuniGate | Scottish Country Dancing
    Learn Scottish country dancing. Every Tuesday, from 7.30pm to 9.30pm wehold a Scottish country dancing class in Calverley Conservative Club.  
    http://www.communigate.co.uk/brad/macrieryscd/index.phtml

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