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An historical study of the dances of the Mexican indians in the latter pre Hispanic, colonial and modern periods of Mexico by Ruth Elizabeth Jenkins, 1932 Traditional Dance: Historical Perspectives v. 2 La Fia Guielmina: A Fifteenth Century Italian Social Dance by Lillian Pleydell, 1996-07 L'Altia Fia Gurelmina: A Fifteenth Century Italian Social Dance by Lillian Pleydell, 1998-10 Bassa Danza e Balli un' Altra Volta: Italian Social Dances of the Fifteenth Century by Lillian Pleydell, 1993-12 Daniza Rinascimento un'Altra Volta: Two Social Dances of the Italian Renaissance by William Pleydell, 1998-06 Canario, Il: A Sixteenth Century "Social" Dance from Italy by Lillian Peydell, 1993-01 Danza Rinascimento: Social Dances of Renaissance Italy by Lillian Pleydell, 1995-06 Historical Dances: 12th to 19th Century (Their Manner of Performance and Their Place in the Social Life of the Time) by Melusine Wood, 1972 HISTORICAL DANCES: 12TH TO 19TH CENTURY. Advanced Historical Dances More historical dances, comprising the technical part of the elementary syllabus and the intermediate syllabus by Melusine Wood, 1956 Advanced historical dances: Being a second supplement to " Some historical dances " by Melusine Wood, 1960 Historical dances (twelfth to nineteenth century): Their manner of performance and their place in the social life of the time by Melusine Wood, 1964

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81. Marunczak Ukrainian Dance Ensemble | Welcome
    Touring dance group of traditional Ukrainian dance with modern touches. Brief description, historical highlights, pictures, and contact information.  
    http://www.marunczak.com/

82. Uzbek Dance And Culture Society
    Explore the wonderful world of Uzbek dance, costuming and culture. the Central Asian dance Camp, we will explore the historical, artistic and spiritual  
    http://www.uzbekdance.org/index.asp
    
    Extractions: Located at opposite ends of the Islamic World, Central Asia and North Africa possess rich and distinct cultures. Yet in spite of these differences, women's dances share some intriguing similarities. In celebration of the tenth anniversary of the Central Asian Dance Camp, we will explore the historical, artistic and spiritual links between these two regions. Set at the heart of the Great Silk Road, Central Asia is crossed by an ancient network of caravan routes that linked China with the Mediterranean. The dances of the region reflect the rich legacy of many cultures, both indigenous and foreign. Through commerce and conquest, Iranian, Turkic, Indian, Arabic, Chinese, and Mongolian elements have entered dance styles of the region.

83. Società Di Danza
    Italian group dedicated to researching 19th century and historical dance. Includes information about balls and classes.  
    http://www.societadidanza.it/

84. Earthly Delights: Music - Dance - Costumes
    As a banner, Earthly Delights covers everything from tutoring dance, putting on balls publishing dance tune books, making fine historical costumes and  
    http://www.earthlydelights.com.au/
    
    Extractions: THE NEXT COSTUME BALL Home Page We hope you enjoy exploring the world of Earthly Delights and have time to delve into the many corners of this site. It is best to always go to the main chapter page for an introduction and explanation before going to the subsiduary pages, but for those who like an overview of the whole site, there is a complete site map We hope that you find our offerings of interest and that you can catch up with us one day - perhaps by coming to one of our up-coming events, by booking the band for your own event, or by ordering a CD set, book or a dance dress, or perhaps by simply emailing us to comment on something here presented. We'd love hear from you. SITEMAP If this website has been of use, please consider a donation to help keep it all online. Contact Us ABN: 99 422 661 240

85. About Korea
    Home Korea Arts dance Notable dance Perfomance by theme historical Reality in dance Then the women dancers launch into an expressive, lively dance in  
    http://www.korea.net/korea/kor_loca.asp?code=H020502

86. History Of Dance - Dance Videos & Dance Dvds Featuring 500 Years Of Social Dance
    Carol Teten, one of the world s leading experts on historical dance, Study the historical roots of our social dance traditions through couple dancing,  
    http://www.dancetimepublications.com/
    
    Extractions: HISTORY OF DANCE Dancetime! 500 Years on DVD Vol I: The 15th-19th Centuries Vol II: The 20th Century 2 Volumes: Dance History Set Dancetime! 500 Years on VHS Vol I: The 15th-19th Centuries Vol II: The 20th Century Archival Performances - DVDs Dancing the 20th Century A 19th Century Romance A Baroque Portfolio A Renaissance Revel Archival Performances - VHS Dancing the 20th Century A 19th Century Romance A Baroque Portfolio A Renaissance Revel DANCE INSTRUCTION How To Dance Through Time - DVDs Vol I: Mid 19th Century Couple Dances Vol II: The Ragtime Era Vol III: Renaissance Dance Vol IV: Baroque Social Dance Vol V: Victorian Era Couple Dances Vol VI: The Charm of Group Dances All 6 How To Dance Though Time DVDs How To Dance Through Time - VHS Vol I: Mid 19th Century Couple Dances Vol II: The Ragtime Era Vol III: Renaissance Dance Vol IV: Baroque Social Dance Vol V: Victorian Era Couple Dances Vol VI: The Charm of Group Dances How To Dance Through Time - CDs Vol's I/V: 19th Century Couple Dances Vol II: The Ragtime Era Vol III: Renaissance Dance Vol IV: Baroque Social Dance Vol VI: The Charm of Group Dances DANCE FILMS America Dances! 1897-1948(DVD)

87. Arvada Center For The Arts And Humanities: Award-winning Theater, Concerts And E
    Offers yearround theater, concerts and dance; art galleries with changing exhibitions, a historical museum; and classes in ceramics, dance, writing, acting, and visual arts.  
    http://www.arvadacenter.org/

88. Dances Of Life | Dance In Oceania: A Historical Context For Dances Of Life
    A historical context for dances of Life. dance is a fundamental vehicle of cultural expression throughout Oceania. Here Oceania refers to the Pacific  
    http://www.piccom.org/dancesoflife/oceania.html
    
    Extractions: Home About the Film Lesson Plans E-cards ... Purchase Dance is a fundamental vehicle of cultural expression throughout Oceania. Here Oceania refers to the Pacific Islands and the Pacific diaspora extending from Australia and New Zealand, including the indigenous peoples of those two nations, to Canada, the USA, England and Europe. Oceania also refers to those groups culturally divided into Polynesia ("many" islands) in the east, Micronesia ("small" islands) in the central and northwest Pacific, and Melanesia ("black" islands) in the west. While these terms have problematic European origins, they have been taken on by people in both the islands and diaspora as meaningful ways of describing their wider cultural identities. Haka . "Ha" means breath. "Ka" means on fire or fiery words. Put them both together, fiery words. Pacific peoples, like indigenous groups across the world, have carried and passed on their knowledge through oral, visual and embodied traditions for millennia. The performance arts reflect spiritual, political, social, economic and aesthetic values and practices. We can learn much about a people and their history by paying attention to dance and body movement. Dance, music, architecture, navigation and the arts have always functioned as the primary vehicles for creating, recording, sharing and transforming knowledge. These forms reflect codes for conduct and responsibility, provide the glue for social cohesion and mediate relations between the human, supernatural and ancestral realms. From as early as the 16th century in Guam to as late as the 20th century in the highlands of Papua New Guinea, European colonialism, Christianity and the written word have altered the style and content of dance and music in most islands. Still, these art forms continue to function as the most visible markers of cultural and national identities. Today cultural dances build self-esteem and instill pride in both performers and audiences, particularly in the younger generations who exist at the nexus of competing local, national and global forces.

89. San Diego Vintage Dancers
    Gives classes in historical dance and organizes the San Diego Vintage dance Week. dances range from the minuet to the Lindy Hop. Information about dance Week and regular meetings.  
    http://www.lahacal.org/sandiego.html

90. The Institute Of Historical Dance Homepage
    Transcriptions Les Basses Danses de Marguerite d Autriche and the Salisbury Manuscript, by Veerle Fack and Lieven Baert.  
    http://caagt.rug.ac.be/~vfack/ihdp/

91. Pastime Homepage
    historical dance group, specialising in 15th to 17th centuries, but occasionally venturing into later periods. Includes a diary of events, and photographs of the group.  
    http://www.groutand.demon.co.uk/pastime/
    
    Extractions: Pastime is an enthusiastic group of people interested in authentic period dance and performance. The group was founded in 1980 by Christine Rogers and has evolved into today's company. Pastime specialises in 15th - 17th century dance with excursions from time to time into the 18th and 19th centuries. We welcome new members. We have an active and on-going programme of workshops taught by some of the foremost early dance teachers in Europe. We meet twice a month on Saturday afternoons at Chelsfield Village Hall, Chelsfield, near Orpington, Kent. UK Please see diary for details of dates and events

92. Historic Camden County, N.J.
    Molly dance Performance Highlights historical Society s Twelfth Night Revel Plus Two Additional Photo Feature Pages. line  
    http://historiccamdencounty.com/

93. NOH DANCING
    historical development of the Noh theater, with an emphasis on the dance elements.  
    http://linus.socs.uts.edu.au/~don/pubs/noh.html
    
    Extractions: University of Sydney (updated 24 July 2005) INTRODUCTION Just as there are a number of different forms of theatre in the west (opera, ballet, drama, vaudeville, etc.) so there are several forms in Japan (Kabuki, Kyogen, Shimpa, etc). One of these, the Noh theatre, has a place in Japanese society that bears some analogies to the place Shakespearian drama has in the West: the dramas and their stories are well known; they were composed several hundred years ago (Kusano, 1978,105); they are in the archaic language of that time (Ito, 1979, 271); were performed only by male actors until recently (Kusano, 1978, 118); assume other customs, dress, habits, and society of that time; are based on older myths and legends current then; and probably survive because of the allegorical illumination they cast on the timeless concerns of the human condition. Noh theatre differs from Shakespearian theatre in being some two-hundred years older, having a wider repetoire (about 240 pieces, compared with 38 for Shakespeare (Shakespeare, 1937)), having a more balanced mixture of music and dance embedded in the drama, using masks for many of the actors (Kusano, 1978, 108), and of course: being in Japanese. Koomote ORIGINS The Noh pieces which are performed today were written by a small number of dramatists. Of these, Zeami (1363-1441) was the greatest, being responsible for 100 of the 240 Noh pieces. His father, Kanami, also wrote many of the pieces (Kusano, 1978,108). Zeami's son in-law, Zenchiku, was also a Noh master and contributed some pieces (Ortolani, 1983, 147). The close family inter-relationship of these authors was conditioned by Japanese society at that time, in which a son had an obligation to follow his father's occupation. This was augmented by the custom of Master artists of adopting their major proteges into their family (Japan, 1975, 6).

94. More Dance Companies
    WORLD dance / ETHNIC dance / historical dance. Afghani dance note there is an extensive index of European historical dance sites at  
    http://www.dancer.com/dance-links/other.htm
    
    Extractions: JAZZ / TAP / BREAKDANCING / SHOWDANCE (Los Vegas or Follies Begere style showgirl revue) Jazz Tap Breakdancing/Street Dance Showdance Jazz Alicia Joy Dancers - Alicia Joy, AD - MALTA American Dance Machine AZ Dance Entertainment Kenda Newbury-O'Brien, AD - Phoenix, AZ, USA Ballet Hispanico Tina Ramirez, AD - New York City, NY, USA Louis Robitaille, AD - Montreal, Quebec, CANADA Ballet SHUT UP - Canary Islands BeauteeZ'n The Beat Roxanne Butterfly, AD - Toulon, FRANCE/New York City, NY, USA BelCobraDance Rick Heiman, AD - Bay Area?, CA, USA Briggs Contemporary Dance Co. City Ballet Theater (Ballet/Modern/Jazz) City Dance Corps - Toronto, ONT, CANADA

95. Welcome To BaroqueDance.com
    dancer Paige WhitleyBauguess' site. Contains information about classes in North Carolina, Paige's dance activities, the annual East Coast Baroque dance Workshop, Craven historical dancers, a pair of videos, and arrangements of tunes to extant dances.  
    http://www.baroquedance.com/

96. Dance Links - Miscellaneous Resources For Dance
    Historic and Vintage dance Teaching and Performance (social dance); historical dance Research Institute of historical dance historical tidbits on  
    http://www.dancer.com/dance-links/misc.htm
    
    Extractions: Last updated August 23, 1998 ADMINISTRATIVE RESOURCES: International Arts Bureau AGMA (American Guild of Musical Artists) APAP (Association of Performing Arts Presenters) business volunteers for the arts Arts on the Line ArtsUSA Ballet Alert's Arts Administration forum Dance/USA National service organization for not-for-profit, professional dance

97. Yestermusic
    historical and oldie favorites on CD and cassette in many styles including big band, dance, easy listening, and classical.  
    http://www.yestermusic.com

98. ARTSEDGE: Standards
    and understanding dance in various cultures and historical periods. dance, Grades K4, Content Standard 6 Making connections between dance and  
    http://artsedge.kennedy-center.org/teach/standards.cfm
    
    Extractions: document.pageDescription='ARTSEDGE is the National Arts and Education Information Network, operating under a cooperative agreement between the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the US Department of Education. The mission of ARTSEDGE is to help artists, teachers, and students gain access to and/or share information, resources, and ideas that support the arts as a core subject area in the K-12 curriculum.'; About Us Feedback Search A RTS ... Teach Use the pull-down menus below to filter the Standards listed on the right. All Arts Subjects Dance Music Theater Visual Arts All Grade Bands K-4 Enter keywords into the field below to search all Standards. National Standards for Arts Education: The standards outline what every K-12 student should know and be able to do in the arts. The standards were developed by the Consortium of National Arts Education Associations, through a grant administered by The National Association for Music Education (MENC). View the full text of the standards.

99. New Page 2
    Progressive dance club playing the latest in high energy circuit music, as well as video and retro. Trileveled historical building.  
    http://www.bonhamexchange.net

100. Country Dance And Song Society
     Our musical interests include folk music, ballads and songs; traditional and historical dance music; regional styles of vocal and instrumental music;  
     http://www.cdss.org/
     
     Extractions: What's New: 9/14/05: Dance Equipment available for rental: CDSS owns Morris bellpads, Northwest slings, steel longswords and rappers, and wooden longswords which are used at our summer camps. They have just returned from camp and are available for rental from now until June. Please call the sales department for more information. 9/14/05: We have received some major donations of time and materials in the last few months and updated our " Wish List " with some of them - more to come. 9/9/05: The Group Affiliate Web and Address List has been updated. 9/8/05: The Summer Camp 2006 schedule is now up. The paper Catalog will be mailed to our mailing list by mid February.

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