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Square Dancing: more books (101)

The Complete Book of Square Dancing by Betty Casey, 2000-06-01
Square and Folk Dancing: A Complete Guide for Students, Teachers, and Callers by Hank Greene, 1984-11
Square Dances of Today and How to Teach and Call Them by Richard Kraus, 1950-06
The Square Dancing Encyclopedia by Bill Burleson, 1977
Bigfoot Doesn't Square Dance (Adventures of the Bailey School Kids) by Debbie Dadey, Marcia Thornton Jones, 1997-03
Square Dancing by Clayne R. Jensen, 1973-06
Square Dancing in the Ice Age by Abbie Hoffman, 1999-07-01
The story of square dancing: A family tree (Sets in order handbook series) by Dorothy Shaw, 1965
Basic calls for advanced and challenge square dancing: The 1979 callerlab lists for A-1 advanced level, A-2 advanced level, C-1 basic challenge level by Milt Strong, 1980
Square Dancing in Wisconsin - A Historical Anthology by Agnes Thurner, 1998-08
HOE-DOWN SQUARE DANCING by BOB FRANKS, 1952
Square Dancing in Hell by Martin R. Riehle, 2004-08-10
Square Dancing Everyone by Myrna Martin Schild, 1987-06
The history of square dancing by S. Foster Damon, 1957

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THE WORLDS LARGEST SQUARE DANCE ORGANIZATION
The world s largest square dance organization. Databases for callers/cuers, links, and lessons. Information on USDA s programs, including insurance and
http://www.usda.org/
IAGSDC Test Site
IAGSDC is an international organization of Gay and Lesbian square Dance Clubs.
http://www.iagsdc.org/
Square Dance Australia
Welcome to square Dance Australia, your premium resource for all dance related information in Australia. Our site is currently undergoing heavy maintenance
http://www.squaredanceaustralia.com/
54th National Square Dance Convention
The 54th National square Dance Convention® Oregon Trail Board would like to thank all of the dancers who attended the 54th NSDC.
http://www.54nsdc.com/ext/main

Extractions: Portland, Oregon The Oregon Convention Center has recently completed a major renovation and expansion that nearly doubled the available space. When you arrive in 2005, we will have all dancing under one roof! Click here for a map and directions to the Convention Center. Now that the convention is near, many people are asking the same kinds of questions. We are collecting some of those questions (and their answers!) on this page of Frequently Asked Questions . If your question isn't answered, please use the link on that page to send it to us. Special Announcement! Thanks to a generous donation by the Portland Oregon Visitor's Association , or POVA, we will be able to share this piece of Oregon with our registered delegates. Each registration packet will contain one Oregon quarter, along with a brief explanatory note card. We hope you will keep this memento of the 54th NSDC on prominent display in your home.
Square Dance Calgary
Information on square Dance Clubs, links and campouts close to Calgary.
http://www.nucleus.com/~dennislevitt/Index.htm

Extractions: Looking West over the City of Calgary Alberta Thanks for visiting please continue to browse or Go Directly to Listed Clubs Want to see how Square Dance calls are performed click here 24 HOUR INFO ON CALGARY DANCES Take the shortcuts to the area that interests you Round Dance Clogging in Calgary Square Dance LINKS 54th National Convention in Portland Oregon ... Kerby Centre Summer Dance Program Square Dance Clubs Schedules for 2005 Season Listed Alphabetically
Square Dance And Round Dance In Wisconsin
A listing of where to square dance or learn how in Wisconsin and neighboring states.
http://www.celticgraphics.com/boardinghouse/squaredance/

Extractions: Celtic Graphics All rights reserved. The Wisconsin Square Dance Events Pages have undergone a few changes. Primarily, we have a new navigation system which should streamline things for our visitors. This site is intended to serve the Wisconsin square dance community and visitors to this state. We are not a part of, nor are we aligned with the Square Dance Association of Wisconsin or any of the area organizations which are under the SDAW umbrella. This is an independent effort which relies on clubs, dancers, callers, cuers, and individuals to give us information on dances, events, lessons, and clubs in their areas. Our listings are the result of the information which has been provided to us. If there is a club that you know has changed it's dance schedule, contact information, or lessons, please let us know so that we can update the listings. Our listings are at no cost to clubs, callers, cuers, or organizations. The Wisconsin Square Dance Events pages is and has always been a non-commercial and non-profit effort.
Square Dance And Round Dance In The S.R. And In The C.R.
Page of square DANCE and ROUND DANCE in the Slovak Republic and in the Czech Republic.
http://www.square-dance.sk/
SD TEXT-english
This Animated square Dance Text was created by Mr. Hiroshi Yaoko,is member of Japan square Dance Association Home Page Steering Committee ,and member of
http://www.remus.dti.ne.jp/~jsda/sdtext/basicpro-eng.html

Extractions: (1) STARTING FORMATIONS Starting formations are listed for each of the defined calls. The smallest basic formation has been listed. Multiples of this formation may be possible. For example, the minimum number of dancers required to dosado is two. It is possible, however, to have four dancers in a line facing four dancers in an opposite line ready for a dosado. In this case, there are four multiples of the basic formation.
Square Dance In Washington
Information on clubs, classes, and dances in Washington.
http://www.squaredance-wa.org/

Extractions: Welcome to the... Governor Proclaims September 19-25 as "Square Dance Week" for Washington State! On April 17, 1979, the square dance became the official Washington state dance. When the pioneers came west, they brought with them a dance called the quadrille, which means square in French. The pioneers liked the simpler term and so the square dance was born. The dance is known for its series of figures and footwork. Dancers are directed by a caller. It is easy to learn, a good form of exercise and fun. webmaster@squaredance-wa.org Thank you for visiting, we hope you have found our site informative and will come back often. Pages are updated monthly. Join the Ring A member of
TSFSRD Home Page
List of annual events, educational documents available for downloading, promotional items.
http://www.squaredancetx.com/
INDEX To The Square Dance World
List of squaredancing resources on the web, where you go to learn, research squaredancing, check out new squaredance related sites, locate square dance
http://www.sqdance123.com/resource.html

Extractions: WEBMASTERS: If you'd like to see your own URL's listed here go to the bottom of this page and Submit them. We reserve the right to choose what we list, since we prefer dance-related content of any kind or resource, however, we'll consider all. Enter your e-mail address to receive e-mail when this page is updated. Your Internet e-mail address: URL-minder users look for new links identified by NEW
History Of Square And Contra Dance
Articles about the History of square and Contra Dance.
http://www.heinerfischle.de/history/index-e.htm

Extractions: (PDF-File, 1.681 KB; Handout of my seminar at the ECTA Convention 2003, with music notation.) Traditional Square Dance Henry Ford about the revival of "Old-Fashioned Dancing" A rural ball in The Sufferings of Young Werther , by J. W. Goethe The earliest Contra Dance (by Homer) Praise of the Dance (by Saint Augustine) Quiz Question Square Dance History on the Homepage of the EAASDC
New PSDA Website
Palomar square Dance Association activities and club information.
http://pages.prodigy.net/pherndon/
Office Of The Secretary Of State, Missouri -
The square dance was adopted as Missouri s official American folk dance on May square dances are derived from folk and courtship dances brought to the
http://www.sos.state.mo.us/symbols/symbols.asp?symbol=folk
Canadian Olde Tyme Square Dance Callers' Association
Formed in 1954 to preserve and promote Traditional Canadian Olde Tyme Style square Couple Dances.
http://sca.uwaterloo.ca/cotsdca/

Extractions: Canadian Olde Tyme Square Dance Callers' Association -Preserving and Promoting Canadian Style- Traditional Square and Couple Dances Activities Directory of Dances, Callers, Fiddle Clubs, and Jamborees Dance Format and Movements Sample Program Resources Available Couple Dances ... Links The Canadian Olde Tyme Square Dance Callers' Association was founded in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 1954 by a group of callers interested in preserving, and promoting the traditional Canadian style of square and couple dancing. This COTSDCA Web site is hosted by http://sca.uwaterloo.ca created with the help of Eric Praetzel and maintained by Murray Smith fiddledsmith@hotmail.com
Living - The Leaf Chronicle - Www.theleafchronicle.com
At what point do we teach a fetus to square dance? 21.Socialization is overrated. If the socialization you get in public schools is so goshawful important,
http://www.theleafchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050731/LIFESTYLE/50
The Washington DC Area Square Dance Home Page
Washington DCDanceNet s Squaredancing in the DC Area.
http://www.dcdancenet.com/squaredancing/

Extractions: Round dancers spend time with their partners and friends, enjoying and moving rhythmically to great music. Round dancers participate purely for the fun of it - there are no competitions, no judges, no dance awards. Round dancers are rewarded with lifelong friendships. Round Dancing is an exciting social activity.
Village Squares, Auburn, AL
This is the homepage for the Village squares dance club. The Village squares Club is a participating member of the square and Round Dance WebRing.
http://www.threshold-inc.com/village_squares/

Extractions: 7:00 pm Wednesdays Dempsey Community Arts Center Auburn, Alabama Mainstream/Announced Plus Larry Belcher, Caller "Be there - be a Square." Members Area A bout M odern W estern S quare D ancing Like many things presumed to be uniquely American, square dancing is in fact an extension and refinement of numerous foreign influences brought to this country by early immigrants. Owing its origins to the French Quadrilles, the Irish Jigs, the English Reels, and the Spanish Fandangos, square dancing evolved from the Country Dancing of New England, the Confederate Reels of Virginia and the Carolinas, and the Running Sets of Appalachia. This evolution culminated in the mining towns of Colorado and California where the "smooth" or modern western form of square dancing emerged. Today, square dancing is unique among all other forms of folk dancing. It is the only dance form for which all the dance movements are extemporaneously announced by a designated "caller," who combines the dancers' knowledge of an average of 120 distinct moves to develop an original and unique dance sequence. The four-couple "square" and caller format allows for the infinite variety of dance experiences that continue to delight both veteran and beginning dancers. The building-block structure of modern square dancing makes mastery of the techniques easy and attainable for all ages. The INTERNET offers numerous links that provide additional insight into exactly "What is square dancing?" Among the best of these is Robert French's site
Square Dance Attire
Few people come in square dance attire regularly; pants on women are fine, If you go to a hoedown, virtually everybody comes in square dance attire.
http://www.mixed-up.com/quads/articles/attire-all.html

Extractions: by Bill van Melle, October 23, 1994 Traditionally, men wear long-sleeved shirts (I think the theory on long sleeves is to avoid grossing people out on Left Allemande on a warm day). Women wear frilly skirts with petticoats, though in recent years, "prairie skirts" have come to be acceptable square dance attire. However, the Quads is an incredibly casual club. Few people come in square dance attire regularly; pants on women are fine, and unless you tend to sweat profusely (be you male or female), short sleeves are okay. If you go to another club, however, be aware that women will look very out of place in jeans, and men should wear long sleeves no matter how dry they are. If you go to a hoedown, virtually everybody comes in square dance attire. In fact, at some hoedowns and festivals, it is requiredmeaning that there's a good chance they'll not let you in if they don't like your clothing, or at least will hassle you. Fortunately, at most beginner hoedowns they do not expect you to be in full square dance attire, so you don't really have to worry about this for several months now. But where do you get those funny clothes anyway? Men can get western shirts a number of places, including Sears. Some "western wear" stores have a square dancing corner. But there are also stores, whose number is unfortunately declining in our area, that specialize in square dance clothes. They sell dresses, petticoats, patterns to make your own dresses, western shirts, hats, shoes, all sorts of things. Many offer a discount to newer dancers. Just say this is the first time you've bought any square dance clothes and that you just started a class recently.
SQUARE DANCE IN RHODE ISLAND
Rhode Island (USA) square dance and round dance information including dances and classes.
http://www.ridance.com/risquare1.html

Extractions: SQUARE DANCE Square dancing has moved on from its original simpler style to a highly complex set of foot patterns and weaving movements. Because square dance has been around for a couple centuries, it has developed the reputation of being old-fashioned. Nothing could be further from the truth- more people dance squares than ever before. The reason square dance has thrived while many other dances fell by the wayside is because it is intriguing, highly social, adaptable to many styles of music, and lots of fun. It is, however, a skilled dance which requires that some effort be put into learning it. In Rhode Island, Square Dance classes for beginners usually start in the Fall and run through May of the next year. After students finish the series of beginner classes, they are able to participate in Mainstream level dances. Most square dances in New England include round dances-see the article below for more information.

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