61. Cemetery Dance, Historical Information Cemetery dance, historical Information. Organized by Subject. Barker, Clive, A Conversation with Clive Barker, by Tyson Blue, 11, Winter, 1992. http://www.hycyber.com/HF/cemetery_dance_hist.html

Cemetery Dance, Historical Information Organized by Subject Barker, Clive, A Conversation with Clive Barker, by Tyson Blue, #11, Winter, 1992. (interview) A Conversation with Clive Barker, by T. Liam McDonald, #15, Winter, 1993. (interview) Bloch, Robert, A Conversation with Robert Bloch, by David J. Schow, #31, 1999. (interview) Brite, Poppy Z., A Conversation with Poppy Z. Brite, by Bob Morrish, #17-#18, Fall, 1993. (interview) Bryant, Ed, A Conversation with Ed Bryant, by Trey R. Barker, #29, 1998. (interview) Campbell, Ramsey, A Conversation with Ramsey Campbell, by Stefan Dziemianowicz, #30, 1998. (interview) Cave, Hugh B., A Conversation with Hugh B. Cave, by Darrell Schweitzer, #29, 1998. (interview) Clark, Simon, A Conversation with Simon Clark, by Tim Lebbon, #35, 2001. (interview) Clegg, Douglas, A Conversation with Douglas Clegg, by Wayne Edwards, #26, Spring, 1997. (interview) A Conversation with Douglas Clegg, by Hank Wagner, #34, 2001. (interview) Collins, Nancy A., A Conversation with Nancy A. Collins, by James Moore, #21, Summer, 1994. (interview)

62. SU En Provence, France - Fall 2004 An historical and critical analysis of painting in the 19th Century with North Africa and Spain), with an accent on its close ties to voice and dance. http://www.susqu.edu/study_abroad/aix/aixfall2004courses.htm

SU en Provence, France - Fall 2004 SU International Core Return to main page: SU en Provence Return to list of courses All courses are pre-approved for credit by Susquehanna University. Many courses count specifically toward CORE, major, or minor requirements. Please see details listed under each course. All courses except Art courses count for the International Studies major. If nothing else is noted, the course can be counted as SU elective credit. ARCHEOLOGY ARC 309: European Mediterranean Prehistory Development of the European Mediterranean from the arrival of the first humans up to the beginning of the protohistoric period (the Iron Age). Discussion of the aims and nature of prehistoric archeology and a series of chronological case studies from the region. ART ART105: Painting and Drawing I A beginning course for students with little or no experience in painting and drawing. Students acquire a basic knowledge of drawing skills, color theory, the palette, and oil or watercolor techniques through direct observation. Technical skills are always presented as subservient to each student's vision and imagination. 90 contact hours. [SU = ART: major elective] ART 305: Advanced Painting and Drawing I A course for Centre d'Aix students with intermediate or advanced skills. The studio agenda includes figure drawing/painting, portraiture, landscape/still life work. Studio space is shared with full-time art students. 90 contact hours.

63. Civilization.ca - Canadian Museum Of Civilization, Canada's National Museum Of H Features archeological, ethnological, folk culture and historical collections, which highlight Canada's history and prehistory. Also showcases dance performances, musical groups, theatrical presentations and festivals. http://www.civilization.ca/cmc/cmce.asp

QUICK LINKS Home page Museum of Civilization Location, address Visiting hours Admission fees IMAX Theatre Library/archives Travelling exhibitions Facility rentals Restaurant Children's Museum Postal Museum Virtual Mus. New France War Museum Artifact catalogue Library catalogue Boutique You only have a couple of hours to visit? No problem! Our planning guide will help you to choose exhibitions according to the amount of time you have. Rent a venue at the Museum Make your next event an occasion to remember. We have superb settings for your banquet, reception, press conference, performance, business meeting or dream wedding. Small beads can be powerful tools The exhibition Beads of Life: Eastern and Southern African Adornments , presented until February 26, 2006, examines the artistry, history and meaning of African beaded adornments. Tourism packages, autumn 2005 Are you thinking about visiting Canada's beautiful National Capital? Then check out our tourist packages. Subscribe to our newsletter Created: September 27, 2001 . Last update: April 28, 2005

64. /CHICO/yupik/head.txt Yup'ik masks of the Agayuliyararput Exhibit, dance and ceremony, shamans, historical perspective, common themes, lessons, ecology, habitat, and glossary, and teacher's curriculum guide. http://www.si.umich.edu/CHICO/Yupik/

John McIntyre performing with his Issiisaayuq mask, which tells of the shaman who foretold the coming of the first white people. Photo by James H. Barker (JHB) "Qaneryarangqerrsaaqut-am taukut. Carrait qaneryarangqerlaryaaqut." "There are stories behind those masks. There is something of significance to say about every little thing about them." — Mary Mike, St. Marys, February 1994 This site presents the Yup'ik masks of the Agayuliyararput Exhibit which since 1996 has been featured in museums across the country. Created and collected during the late 19th and early 20th centuries within the Yukon, Kuskokwim, and coastal regions of southwestern Alaska, the masks tell stories of ceremonial traditions that remain important to the rich, living culture of the Yup'ik. The exhibition, developed by Yup'ik elders and museum curators, presents these marvelous works of art within the context of the dances, stories, and complex beliefs of their makers. Enter http://www.ankn.uaf.edu/ http://www.nativeculture.com/lisamitten/indians.html http://www.hanksville.org/NAresources/ ... http://www.si.edu/nmai/

65. Recreations - Dance Calendar of historical dance Database of dance events. historical dance Links Part of the Sapphire Swan dance Directory. http://users.ox.ac.uk/~worc0337/recreation/dance.html

Dance (This page is here despite the fact that I'm not a dancer in any sense; it's here mainly for Judith Appleby. Some of the sites are very attractive, anyway. See also my Music section.) Early Dance British Isles Greece, Cyprus, etc. Indonesia Early Dance with Philippa Waite Calendar of Historical Dance Database of dance events. Dance of the Ages Danserey Renaissance Dance Group A German group, based in Landshut, Bavaria. Dolmetsch Historical Dance Society Details of the Society - membership, activities, etc. (see also its Journal Early Dance Circle Information about Early Dance and the society, including membership details, and forthcoming events. Historical Dance The Journal of the Dolmetsch Historical Dance Society European Dance Research Information Directory Extensive listing, organised by country, of organisations, centres, etc., with dance-related databases (collections, archives, and so on), and of individuals engaged in dance research. No links to Web pages or e-mail addresses, but telephone and postal contact information. Historical Dance Links Part of the Sapphire Swan Dance Directory.

66. Jane Austen Evening Invitation and information on their annual costumed affair, located in California. Evening is a mixture of music, food, authentic dance, historical discussion, gaming, and tea. http://www.lahacal.org/austen.html

LAHA Home The Dances Supper The Schedule ... Attire Mailing List Sign Up If you want to hear about history and vintage dance events in Southern California, type your email here subscribe unsubscribe The Next Jane Austen Evening will be January 24th, 2004 The world of Jane Austen will be brought to life on Saturday, January 24th, at the Pasadena Masonic Hall. The Jane Austen Evening is a mixture of live music, food, authentic dance, historical discussion, gaming and tea. Click Here for a QuickTime Movie of the January 2002 Evening Note: this is a 7.3 Mb file, so you need a high speed connection or a lot of patience to view it. Tickets are $25 a piece Buy a Ticket on Line Buy a Ticket through the mail Send a check made out to "LAHA" to 7341 Etiwanda Ave, Reseda CA 91335

67. An American Ballroom Companion: Dance Instruction Manuals, Ca. 1490-1920 Along with dance instruction manuals, this online presentation also Many of the manuals also provide historical information on theatrical dance. http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/dihtml/dihome.html

The Library of Congress Music Division, Library of Congress Search by Keyword Browse by Subject Author Title Complete Author/Title List ... An American Ballroom Companion presents a collection of over two hundred social dance manuals at the Library of Congress. The list begins with a rare late fifteenth-century source, Les basses danses de Marguerite d'Autriche (c.1490) and ends with Ella Gardner's 1929 Public dance halls, their regulation and place in the recreation of adolescents . Along with dance instruction manuals, this online presentation also includes a significant number of antidance manuals, histories, treatises on etiquette, and items from other conceptual categories . Many of the manuals also provide historical information on theatrical dance. All illuminate the manner in which people have joyfully expressed themselves as they dance for and with one another. The mission of the Library of Congress is to make its resources available and useful to Congress and the American people and to sustain and preserve a universal collection of knowledge and creativity for future generations. The goal of the Library's National Digital Library Program is to offer broad public access to a wide range of historical and cultural documents as a contribution to education and lifelong learning. The Library of Congress presents these documents as part of the record of the past. These primary historical documents reflect the attitudes, perspectives, and beliefs of different times. The Library of Congress does not endorse the views expressed in these collections, which may contain materials offensive to some readers.

68. Sommaire General Features studies covering Kurdish art and culture song, music, dance and literature. Also includes political and historical information on the Kurdish problem. http://mapage.noos.fr/piling/accueil_2.htm

Webmastress : Sandrine Alexie

69. Western Social Dance Other dance masters attempted to combine contemporary dance forms with the historical. Virtually all of this large body of historical literature is, http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/dihtml/diessay9.html

Dance Instruction Manuals Western Social Dance The Writing Of Dance History Fascination with the roots of dance has long interested writers, and this online collection begins with M. Burette's 1746 short essay published in Venice. Originally printed in 1736, Prima, e seconda memoria per servire all istoria del ballo degli was primarily concerned with ancient Greek and Roman dance. One of the earliest and more exhaustive attempts at writing a dance history was Louis de Cahusac's 1754 La danse ancienne et moderne . In three volumes Cahusac emphasized the importance of the study of theories of all the arts and the origins of dance, covering Greek, Roman, Turkish, and Egyptian dance, as well as the genesis of French court and theatrical dance. Cahusac's work quoted extensively from the works of Philippe Quinault. As with earlier manuals, and most others written through the turn of the twentieth century, liberal borrowings from other authors was an established practice. Giovanni-Andrea Gallini's A treatise on the art of dancing , originally published in London in 1762, drew from the writings of the English philosopher John Locke, the Italian dramatist Carlo Goldini, and the English dancing master and theoretician John Weaver. However, Gallini's works were so influential they formed the foundation for methods of writing dance history for many future generations. Gallini wrote about Greek and Roman dance and discussed the importance of learning to dance. Unique for his time, Gallini wrote extensively about dance in other parts of the world, and his sections on non-European dance shed important light on the cultural biases of his time. Included were discussions of dance in Britain, Spain, Naples, and by the peasants of Tirol, as well as dance in China, Africa, Mexico, and Peru. (This online collection contains Gallini's 1772 edition.)

70. Social Historical Dance Videos Each dance is introduced by a brief presentation of historical historical Renaissance dance information is accompanied with original illustrations. http://www.activevideos.com/historical.htm

ACTIVE VIDEOS Secure on-line shopping! Home Ordering Info Affiliates Contact Us Historical Social Dance Videos Join our email list and we'll notify you of new videos and specials as well as present interesting articles by experts from selected categories. Send Page To a Friend Dancetime! Vol. 1: The 15th to 19th Centuries Video VHS - $39.95 DVD - $44.95 VHS-NTSC format only/ DVD-All-Region. Dancetime! Vol. 2: The 20th Century Video VHS - $39.95 DVD - $44.95 VHS-NTSC format only/ DVD-All-Region. Dance History 2-Video Set DVD Only - $74.95 This two DVD value set includes Dancetime! Vol. 1 - The 15th to 19th Centuries DVD and Dancetime! Vol. 2 - The 20th Century DVD. See descriptions directly above. 90 mins. total. DVD-All-Region. How to Dance Through Time Vol. 1: The Romance of Mid-19th Century Couple Dances Video VHS - DVD - $29.95 Learn to dance the Waltz, Gallop, Polka, Schottische, and Polka Mazurka. This Volume gives clear "how-to" instructions to help viewers learn these five mid-19th Century ballroom couple dances. Beginners are introduced to the basic steps in careful detail which accompany the romantic dance music of the past. Each dance is introduced by a brief presentation of historical information illustrated with original lithographs. In the final section, the dancers perform these much loved dances, dressed in the appropriate fashions. 35 mins.

71. Desert Spirit Films Production company created by Middle Eastern, Gypsy dancer Monique Monet. Offers inspirational, philosophical, and historical articles on dance and personal development. http://www.DesertSpiritFilms.com

~New~ Welcome! Desert Spirit Films' most recent production, Monique Monet's Revolutionary Dance, is a modern, creative assessment of one of the world's most ancient and most misunderstood art forms. S pellbound by Monique Monet (click here) "I had laughed at them, turned my back on them, but there was no escape. Soon those old Gypsy "witches" were laughing at me in my dreams." an excerpt from Spellbound originally published in Zaghareet Magazine (to read more click here) Unchained! by Monique Monet An article available in the online dance magazine Gilded Serpent www.gildedserpent.com In her on-line diary one of the so-called "Belly Dance Super Stars" expresses her fears: "Fear reigns that Miles Copeland will change the face of the belly dance world for the worst. Maybe he will force all women to believe that they need to be 100lbs. and 25 years old to belly dance. Maybe he is money hungry and doesn't really care about the girls as long as they are youthful and beautiful and making a good buck for him. I have had all of these fears." (Miles Copeland and "Belly Dance Super Stars" at bookstore performance.)

72. The Deborah Hay Dance Company Performance schedules, tour dates, class information, historical background and news about America's foremost organization for classic modern dance (Austin, TX, USA) http://www.deborahhay.com/

[_2005 season] [_2005 newsletter] [_2005 solo performance commissioning project] [_the dance company] [_2005 season] [_2005 newsletter] [_2005 solo performance commissioning project] [_the dance company] ... contact us

73. Index historical dance company specializing in dances of the 17th and 18th centuries, directed by Cheryl Stafford. http://www.thecourtdancers.org/

The Court Dancers is a Washington DC area historical dance company, under the direction of Cheryl Stafford, specializing in dances from the 16th to the 18th centuries. We are available for performances, classes, workshops, period balls, lecture/demonstrations and educational presentations. We are a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit educational organization. The director is a founding member of the Washington Early Music Festival , and the innovative new program Early Music Youth Please see our contact page if you would like more information. Brahm Youssefi Cheryl Stafford The Court Dancers Historical Dance Company Thank you for visiting the Court Dancer site!

74. The Historical Ballroom Dance Club At UCLA Was Founded Fall Quarter 1997 The historical Ballroom dance Club at UCLA was founded Fall Quarter 1997 by leaders of BDC/IFDC. Since Spring Quarter 1998 there have been 30 Saturday Night http://www.studentgroups.ucla.edu/ballroomdance/Historical.html

The Historical Ballroom Dance Club at UCLA was founded Fall Quarter 1997 by leaders of BDC/IFDC. Since Spring Quarter 1998 there have been 30 Saturday Night Theme Dances on campus with Free Admission. Since 2002-3, the UCLA Powell College Library has presented 18 historical theme dances celebrating vintage social ballroom dances from the Renaissance to Ragtime Periods. 2004-5 School Year: Theme Dances are Monthly! RSVP is Required. Limited to 1st 125 RSVPs to HistoricalDance@yahoo.com or 310-284-3638 More info. at www.geocities.com/HistoricalDance www2.library.ucla.edu/news/898.cfm Special thank you to the many volunteers from the www.studentgroups.ucla.edu/ballroomdance Next Ball: Saturday Aug. 27 UCLA Powell College Library presents "The L.A. Ball" at UCLA an Early California Fandango Learn fun social ballroom dances ...3+ Hours of Instruction... The dance is open to all, and no dance experience or partner is necessary. Attire can be costume, formal, or semi-formal. Space is limited, and RSVPs are Required by Thur. Aug. 25. Provide your name and the number of people in your party to Catherine Brown by email Cbrown@Library.ucla.edu or by phone to 310.206.4608

75. Middle Eastern Dance From Leandro Carvalho's Brazilian Groove To Holistic Dance. Azima, dancer and teacher in New York, New York, provides historical and event information. http://www.oasis-dancezone.com/

Middle Eastern dance from Leandro Carvalho's Brazilian Groove to holistic dance. Oasis Dance Zone celebrates "Dance as Art" and grace in movement. Visit our site for more information about middle eastern and holistic dance events and descriptions. This is a Holistic World Dance webpage. Also everything about dance is featured. Middle Eastern Dance's are the main focus and priority. History of other particular cultures on dance is also included. List of available classes. Theater and film. Other hobbies that they get involved with are an extension of their personalities and are also listed on the event page. Dance is their first passion. The holistic world dance website has the Great Leandro Carvalho - who is the master at Brazilian Groove. Nelida Silva a Peruvian Dancer who has just launched a new restaurant Chavin's (location and directions are listed on the events page). Links to: A featured film about her life in SoyAndina is scheduled for release in the spring of 2004. Directed and produced by Mitch Teplitsky. Flamenco Queen and legend Pilar Rioja's performance schedule at the Repertorio Espanol Theater in Manhattan. The heart of Spain, which is the Repertorio Espanol Theater, has other wonderful stage productions listed, such as La Fiesta Del Chivo. Repertorio Theater is a link that lists everything about dance from information about other big Broadway Plays. Saudi Arabia's website containing Islamic clothing, along with other information about their lovely culture. Middle Eastern dances from the Gulf especially, sometimes have the dancers wearing a long robe, called a Thob.

76. SCA Renaissance Dance Homepage Renaissance historical dance Society Imperial Society of Teachers of dance (some Renaissance material); The Institute of historical dance (Belgium) http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/dance.html

And there is more to it than this, for dancing is practised to reveal whether lovers are in good health and sound of limb, after which they are permitted to kiss their mistresses in order that they may touch and savour one another, thus to ascertain if they are shapely or emit an unpleasant odour as of bad meat. Therefore, from this standpoint, quite apart from the many other advantages to be derived from dancing, it becomes an essential in a well ordered society. Thoinot Arbeau, Orchesography (1589), trans. Mary Stewart Evans, p. 12 (Images from Dover edition of Arbeau) SCA Renaissance Dance Homepage What's New If you have any suggestions or contributions for this page, please write me at Western social dance in the Renaissance is also being actively studied and recreated by many groups. There is an active Internet mailing list, named RENDANCE, whose members include SCAdians, historical dance professionals, and amateurs. There is also an SCA-specific mailing list, called sca-dance. RENDANCE subscription information is on the RENDANCE homepage; for sca-dance, email sca-dance-request@andrew.cmu.edu

77. Four Winds Intertribal Society, Inc. Fosters historical cultural awareness among native peoples of Fort Hood and throughout Texas. Members meet to learn dancing and dance regalia, beadwork and jewelry arts, cooking. Pow wow announcment and links. http://www.fourwindstx.org/

78. Pere Ubu Albums, 1975-82 historical era Pere Ubu Releases. The Modern dance Terminal Tower Dub Housing New Picnic Time The Art of Walking 390° of Simulated Stereo http://www.ubuprojex.net/historical.html

'Historical'-era Pere Ubu Releases The Modern Dance Terminal Tower Dub Housing New Picnic Time ... One Man Drives While The Other Man Screams The Modern Dance Current Releases: Cooking Vinyl Records Cook CD 141 (UK/ROW) Jun 1998 cd. Geffen Records (US) Jun 1998 cd. Bomba Records BOM812 (Japan) 6/28/98 cd. RTI Records CKV 2114 2 (Italy) cd. Get Back Records GET 54 (Italy) 4/99 lp. Limited to 1000. Red vinyl release 2004 Lyrics Non-alignment Pact (3:19) Modern Dance (3:30) Laughing (4:37) Street Waves (3:06) Chinese Radiation (3:29) Life Stinks (1:53) Real World (4:00) Over My Head (3:51) Sentimental Journey (6:08) Humor Me (2:44) Jon Savage, Sounds, 2/11/78 Uh-oh, this is getting frustrating, trying to tell you how good this is black and white is an inadequate substitute for the impact heard ... This is a brilliant debut. Granted it lacks the superficial accessibility of lesser works, but this time around the aroma lingers. This is built to last! Ubu's world is rarely comfortable, full of the space beyond the electric light and what it does to people, but always direct and unwavering. And courageous. Ian Birch, Melody Maker, 3/18/78

79. Kickback, Traditional And Historical Dance Tuition Verna Wass teaches traditional and historical dance for schools and other groups from medieval line dances to the 20th century. Also available for displays, ceilidhs and barn dances. http://www.kickback.btinternet.co.uk/

Kickback Verna Wass is in business to offer schools, museums and heritage sites: workshops historical dance traditional dance history through drama consultancy dance displays and traditional entertainment ceilidhs and barn dances. Background Information Contact her at verna.wass@btinternet.com Click here for traditional arts activities in North Oxfordshire Alternatively.... click on the trowel for "Kickback - History and Archaeology" including the YAC report on Deddington Castle

80. HISTORICAL DANCE DEPARTMENT historical dance Courses with Performance Opportunities By becoming familiar and proficient in various forms of historical dance, you may greatly http://www.classicalballet.com/historical_dance_department.htm

Elizabeth Terzian The Classical Ballet School is proud to welcome Elizabeth Terzian Ph.D., as our specialized instructor in the art of Historical Dance. She is a dance historian, cultural mythologist, writer, choreographer, and lecturer. Ms. Terzian received her PhD in Mythological Studies with emphasis in Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute, her M.A. in Dance history from UC Riverside, her BA in Dance from UC Irvine; she has graduated in Philosphie-Lettres from Lyon, France, and pursued her musical and ballet training at L'Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris. She has received her secondary education at L'Ecole des Saints Coeurs in Beirut, Lebanon. She has a specialized knowledge of dance history, theatrical movement and historical dance (Renaissance, Baroque, Early Nineteenth-Century), choreography, French for dancers, Music for dancers, Music Appreciation, Ballet Theory, and Aesthetics. Historical Dance Courses - with Performance Opportunities: Under her expert and insightful guidance - complete classes on historical dance will be held on a regular basis, incorporating all aspects of a particular historical dance style, including: culture; historical significance; costuming; music; theory; and technique. Later in the school year, students of this subject will be give the unique opportunity to perform a selection of their studies in "An Evening of Historical Dance."

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