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Scottish Country Dancing (Collins Pocket Reference)
Won't You Join The Dance?: Manual of Scottish Country Dancing by Jean C Milligan, 1976
The Big Book of Country Western Line Dancing, Vol. 2 by Pam Nielsen, Nancy Woodroof, 1997-05
The Country Wife and Other Plays: Love in a Wood; The Gentleman Dancing-Master; The Country Wife; the Plain Dealer (Oxford World's Classics) by William Wycherley, 2009-01-15
Your Book of English Country Dancing (The Your book series) by Priscilla Lobley, Robert Lobley, 1980-09
Why is This Country Dancing?: A One-Man Samba to the Beat of Brazil by John Krich, 2003-07-25
The Story of Scottish Country Dancing by Evelyn M. Hood, 1984-02
Early American Dance and Music: John Griffiths, Dancing Master 29 Country Dances, 1788 by Charles Cyril Hendrickson, Frances Cibel Hendrickson, 1989-07
Country & western dancing by Weldon Bryant, 1979
Wild West Country Dancing by Mika Nurminen, 1995-02
Scottish country dancing: An evolutionary triumph by George S Emmerson, 1997
Country and Western Line Dancing: Step-by-step Instructions for Cowgirls and Cowboys by Judith Dygdon, Anthony Conger, 1996-10
Waltzes: For Folk Instruments and Country Dancing by Ryan J. Thomson, 1995-10
Notes on Evolution in Scottish Country Dancing by Hugh Foss, 1973-01

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Hamilton Country Dancers: A Contra Dance Primer
A concise description, including the social and musical aspects.
http://www.freenet.hamilton.on.ca/link/jig/a_contra_dancers_primer.htm

Extractions: Les Francey and Farrell Boyce, Hamilton Country Dancers Contra Dancing is a form of American folk dance in which the dancers form a set of two parallel lines which run the length of the hall. Each dance consists of a sequence of moves that ends with couples having progressed one position up or down the set. As the sequence is repeated, a couple will eventually dance with every other couple in the set. Contra Dancing was all the rage in 1800. In Contra Dancing, your feet are never asked to do more than walk to the music. Each dance is taught by the caller before it is danced. The caller continues to prompt the dancers as needed. Because the pattern of moves of each Contra Dance is repeated often, Contra Dances are easy to learn. Both beginning and experienced dancers happily share the same set. Contra Dances have a relaxed, family-like atmosphere where the emphasis is on dancing, a welcome relief to noisy and smoky dance halls. The patterns of the dances are nifty. Contra Dancing is excellent exercise that you can take at your own pace. Above all, Contra Dancers form a community of friendly, active people and they welcome new dancers, be they youngsters or seniors. Most dancers range from 25 to 50 years old. What If I Don't Have A Partner?
Irish And Scottish Dance Information
Contains information on dancing in Portland, as well as descriptions of dances, footwork, history, and books.
http://www.nonvi.com/sm/dance.html

Extractions: NonVi Games Home Dance home Irish Scottish Dances Special events ... External links Some of this information is local to the Portland, Oregon area. However, most of it is of general interest, and there are some links to other areas, as well. Last updated: April 1, 2000 Comments? scott.machaffie@gte.net
Peterborough & District Branch Of The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society
Scottish country dance events and classes.
http://homepages.tesco.net/~Peterborough/
The Bi-Co Scottish Country Dance Page Has Moved!
The home of the BiCollege Scottish country Dance Club is now exclusively at http//www.geocities.com/bicoscd. If you are not automatically redirected in
http://www.student.brynmawr.edu/orgs/scountry/
Folk Dance Association: About Scottish Country Dance
This page contains links to articles, essays and web sites about Scottish country dance. Since 1970, we ve helped people discover folk, contra and square
http://www.folkdancing.org/about_scottish.html

Extractions: If you're considering a new hobby or pastime, you might try Scottish Country or Highland dance. If you've already done some, you may wish to learn more. If you're more experienced, you might want detailed information about its history, traditions and dance styles. Regardless of level, we hope you'll find enough articles, essays and web sites to learn as little or as much as desired about this type of dance. Pick United States City Site Index Learn About Us The Calendar The Directory The Library ... Contact Us Web folkdancing.org a1tutor.com slai.biz Webster's Online Dictionary The Rosetta Edition English Non-English Web+ News Images Shopping Encyclopedia Gossip This page covers the following topics We're Seeking Top Grade Material! We Need More Articles And Essays! Above are all the articles and essays we've thus far come across. If you feel the desire to write an essay or know of some good articles we've missed, please give us a call at (888) 321-1023 so you can share with us what's on your mind. Scottish Dance Ceilidh Dance Instructions This site presents an article written by Ian Brockbank providing descriptions of about a dozen dances done at a typical Scottish Ceilidh dance.

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