141. Office Of Public Affairs At Yale - News Release Hailed as the enfant terrible of dance, morris formed his own company in 1980 at He has created more than 100 works for the Mark morris dance Group, http://www.yale.edu/opa/newsr/04-04-15-02.all.html

YALE News Release CONTACT: Dorie Baker, 203 432-8553, dorie.baker@yale.edu #105 For Immediate Release: April 15, 2004 Choreographer Mark Morris to Speak at Yale New Haven, Conn. One of the world's most celebrated and provocative contemporary choreographers, Mark Morris, will deliver a lecture at Yale on Monday, April 19, at 7:30 p.m. Hailed as the "enfant terrible" of dance, Morris formed his own company in 1980 at the age of 24 and is famous for the wide breadth and originality of his choreographic vision. He has created more than 100 works for the Mark Morris Dance Group , which has performed across the nation and in Europe. From 1988 to 1991, Morris was the director of dance for the national opera house in Brussels, and his troupe became the national dance company of Belgium. During that tenure, Morris created three full-length dances: "The Hard Nut" (a spoof of the perennial Christmas favorite "The Nutcracker"), L'Allegro, il Penserose ed il Moderatoro" and "Dido and Aeneas." In 1990, he founded the White Oak Dance Project with Mikhail Baryshnikov. Morris has created works for many of the major ballet companies in the United States and Europe American Ballet Theater , the San Francisco Ballet , the Boston Ballet and Paris Opera Ballet among them and his work has entered the standard repertory of such renowned companies as the Geneva Ballet, the New Zealand Ballet and the

142. Vancouver Morris Men THE VANCOUVER morris MEN Traditional English ceremonial dance, theatre song155 Talisman Avenue, Vancouver, BC, CANADA V5Y 2L6 http://www.vancouvermorrismen.org/

THE VANCOUVER MORRIS MEN 155 Talisman Avenue, Vancouver, BC, CANADA V5Y 2L6 Tel: +1 604 879-5476 - Fax: +1 604 681-4166 - E-mail: info@vancouvermorrismen.org Squire: Graham Baldwin - Foreman: Innis Pencarrick The Vancouver Morris Men, based in Vancouver BC Canada , perform traditional English dance, theatre and song year round. Our performances vary with the seasons - what you experience in the winter will be different from what you will experience in the summer! See the links below for more details. There are two morris sides in Vancouver, the "other one" being the women's side, Tiddley Cove Morris with whom we occasionally dance out. We always welcome new members. If you fancy "having a go" at what you see on this website, please contact us What is Morris? Planned upcoming public performances Practice Details ... List of members An old photograph of the Bampton Morris Dancers , one of our key inspirational sides A photograph of Pomfret Morris Men from Yorkshire, dancing in Vancouver's Gastown district in 1977. The Morris Ring - the British national association of men's morris and sword dance clubs, of which the Vancouver Morris Men are proud members.

143. Rag Morris Bristol University Student's Union society with many non student members. Dances from the Cotswolds and Welsh borders news, photos, history, links, http://eis.bris.ac.uk/~phkrh/Rag/raghome.html

For the PDA version of this site, please visit http://eis.bris.ac.uk/~phkrh/Rag/PDA/ Rag Morris Beginners' Nights Thursday 13, 20 and 27 October 2005, 20.00-22.00 6th Floor Art Room, University of Bristol Union Queen's Road, Clifton, Bristol Thursday is our regular practice night. Tell your friends it’s time they started Morris Dancing! For further information, please contact Cath (0117 909 5823) (cathandpatrick@blueyonder.co.uk) Rag Morris 25th Birthday celebrations Saturday 29 April - Monday 01 May 2006 Rag Morris will be 25 years old in 2006 - and the Queen will be 80. Please visit Rag Times for information on our forthcoming celebrations. The University of Bristol Folk Club (fcub) is go! Introduction Rag Morris has acquired its own inimitable style over the last twenty years - energetic, colourful, comic, a bit "off-the-wall", certainly never boring and very rarely normal. We wear brilliantly coloured rag shirts and bells. Our repertoire comes from the dances of the Cotswold Hills and the wild Welsh Borders, and we dance with sticks, hankies, bare hands and plastic chickens, to the accompaniment of melodeons, accordions, whistles, drums and strohviols. We like to travel (all offers of somewhere to sleep and free travel gratefully accepted!). In Summer 1994 we went to the Rudolstadt Festival, back (again) to Leipzig, Germany, and on to Prague in the Czech Republic. In 1997 and 2000, we went to Belgium and visited

144. Milton Morris Perform dances in the Cotswold style and always concentrate on a single tradition. http://www.miltonmorrismen.f9.co.uk/

MILTON MORRIS MEN Cambridgeshire, England We practice at THE VILLAGE HALL, PAMPISFORD most Thursdays evenings from 8pm. New members always welcome, tuition given. A good way to keep fit and enjoy yourself at the same time. Musicians are also welcome. Want to Know More? Day of Dance 1999 The Morris Ring Morris on Yahoo? This page is maintained by Maureen McCoy. Mail me at: mo@miltonmorrismen.f9.co.uk March 1999. Counter provided by: Web Counter Hosted By F9 Internet

145. Morris Dancing Discussion List: Welcome The morris Dancing Discussion List (MDDL) is an unmoderated listservbaseddiscussion group The listowners are Jim Morgan (Bloomington Quarry morris) http://web.syr.edu/~hytelnet/mddl/

Morris Dancing Discussion List MORRIS@IUPUI.EDU Welcome Subscribing Sending Mail List Queries ... FYBs Welcome! The Morris Dancing Discussion List (MDDL) is an unmoderated listserv-based discussion group devoted to discussions, debates, and rants on all things Morris, including: Cotswold, Border, Garland, Northwest, etc.; Sword Dancing, both Long Sword and Short Sword (Rapper); Mumming, Mumming plays and other ritual drama; Molly Dancing, Abbots Bromley, Plough Dancing; winter festivals such as Wassailing, Caroling and Twelfth Night; May Day celebrations, including May Poles and other rural festivities; and anything else we can think of that might be even the slightest bit Morris related. Beer and pubs are discussed fairly often for some reason, as are singing, tune trading, the merits of various musical instruments... (you get the idea). The listowners are: Jim Morgan (Bloomington Quarry Morris) / morganj@iupui.edu and Tom Keays (Binghamton Morris Men) / Contact Me Webmaster: Tom Keays / Contact Me URL: http://web.syr.edu/~hytelnet/mddl/ Last updated: January 26, 2005

146. The King's Morris Home Page A local Cotswold mens team who perform jigs and dances mainly from the Bledington, Fieldtown, Bampton, Bucknell and Adderbury 'traditions'. Includes information on the team with photo's. http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/thekingsmorris/

Welcome to The King's Morris Home Page Last Update: August 06, 2005 Sheringham 2003, with Silkeborg Morris Men Contents The Story of The King's Morris Current Members What is Morris Dancing? Where are we and when? ... The Morris Ring Website Lynn News Lynn Waites The Story of The King's Morris The Morris Dancing team of King's Lynn, THE KING'S MORRIS was formed in 1978. Like most modern teams, they are a revival side; that is; a team formed in a town that does not have a tradition of Morris Dancing. THE KING'S MORRIS are a Cotswold Men's team who perform jigs and dances mainly from the Bledington, Fieldtown, Bampton, Badby, Bucknell and Adderbury 'traditions'. The team performs in public from May until September, usually on Friday or Saturday evenings. Displays are normally given outside pubs in North West Norfolk, the evening often finishing with folk music in the bar. On Bank Holidays the team normally presents dancing tours, travelling further afield in Norfolk and performing during the day. Displays are often given at fetes, galas and other less well defined places and sometimes the team travels to various parts of England to dance with other teams. The team has a tradition of dancing in the King's Lynn area on Boxing Day, but probably the most important day of the year is the First of May (the real May Day); the team begins it by

147. Knockhundred Shuttles Home Page North West clog morris side. Describes the side and includes information about its dances and programme. http://www.knockhundred.org.uk/

knockhundred.org.uk Your browser does not support frames. To view our web site click here: http://www.kscm.org.uk For more information contact webmaster@knockhundred.org.uk

148. Red Stags Morris Mixed Border side, formed at the University 30 years ago, perform dances at festivals and at local pubs. History, events programme, dances and notations, gallery and contacts. http://www.redstags.org/rs/index.html

Red Stags Morris About Us Red Stags Morris is a Border Morris side and was formed by students at Southampton University over thirty years ago... Archive/Gallery The gallery including May Dawn, Mumming Scripts, and some much older material from the archive. Event Diary Where and When to find us, or avoid us... Notations/Dances Want to know how we are supposed to dance and how the tunes go? Contacts Who's in charge (in the loosest sense!) and how to contact them. For a simple site-map click here , otherwise you will find links to Morris and Folk Dance information by following the arrow. Last Updates 06-MAY-2004 : Updated the Events Diary and the Archive Page 24-JUL-2004 : Updated the Contacts Dances and Archive pages 04-SEP-2005 : Just some tidying up - We'll get back and do some proper updates soon, promise.

149. Colorado Celtic Dancing Classes and dances along the Front Range from Colorado Springs to Ft. Collins. Includes Breton, Clogging, Contra, Cornish, English, Irish, morris, Scottish and Welsh. http://www.dancingtheweb.com/coloradocontra/celtic.html

Breton Clogging Contra Cornish ... Resources Irish Step Dance Schools Bennett School 303 750 3510 bennett-school.com Heritage School 720 747 9377 heritageirish.com Celtic Heels 303 258 7186 Liberty Irish Dance Academy 303 238 0577 libertyirishdance.com Martin Percival School 303 534 0611 learnirishdance.com McTeggart Irish Dance 303 696 1266 mcteggart.com St Brendan's School stbrendansschool.org 303 771 1209 Denver or (719) 527-7092 Colorado Springs Reed School 303 617 6051 reedschool.com Wick School 303 987 2427 wickschool.com Denver Ceili Club : Thursday evenings 7pm-9 and Saturday afternoons 12:30pm-1:30. Venue: Friendship Irish Dance Center 1946 S Quebec St. CFOOTMAD organises a monthly Celtic Ceili , 3rd Saturday, click link for current venue Durango Friday nights 6:30 - 8:30pm at The Smiley Building, 1309 E.3rd Ave. Sessions through May and resume in the autumn. Enquiries: Maria on 970-382-9593 or e_ml("frontier.net","kmblair") Irish dances, mostly ceilidh, and some step dance as well and Scottish Country Scottish Scottish Country Dance of Colorado scdco.freezope.org

150. Talk:Morris Dance - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia TalkMorris dance Ideally, there should be a notice on the King John s Morrispage to the effect that the photographs were freely distributable http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Morris_dance

Talk:Morris dance From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The idea is, if someone uploads a picture to Wikipedia, it's regarded as released under a GNU Free Documentation License . In other words, from a legal point of view, it seems there's no such thing as simply giving Wikipedia permission to use the photograph, since Wikipedia's contents are freely distributable and modifiable (under the constraints of the GNU FDL). Ideally, there should be a notice on the King John's Morris page to the effect that the photographs were freely distributable according to the GNU FDL. LMS OK, I'll remove the photographs for the time being and get them loaded into the wikipedia domain in the approved manner. Bob Waller edit Other photos? Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Morris_dance Views Article Discussion Edit this page History Personal tools Create account / log in Navigation Main Page Community portal Current events Recent changes ... Donations Search Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages ... Permanent link This page was last modified 11:37, 13 January 2005. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License (see for details).

151. Bedfordshire Lace Ladies' Morris Performers of some of England's traditional dances in and around Bedfordshire, UK. Contains a programme and pictures. http://www.bedfordshirelace.org.uk/

Bedfordshire Lace Ladies' Morris http://bedfordshirelace.org.uk/

152. DINO - Language Englisch - Arts - Performing Arts - Dance Alles zum Thema DINO, Language Englisch, Arts, Performing Arts, dance, MorrisDancing und vieles mehr bietet Ihnen DINOOnline - das Suchsystem für das http://gdt.dino-online.de/dino_page_d3d975d3134cec180270181fcb268d22.html

153. Leedsmorris.org.uk Bringing the dances of ancient Cotswold villages to modern cosmopolitan Leeds. Information on morris dancing, the group, and events diary. http://www.leedsmorris.org.uk/

154. Vancouver Morris Men Details of the Molly dances performed by The Vancouver morris Men in Canada. Site also contains some photographs. http://www.vancouvermorrismen.org/molly.html

VANCOUVER MORRIS MEN Molly Dances The Molly dances and tunes performed by the VMM come from the following sources: The Morris Ring archives These archives contain twenty or so pages of historic information on Molly dancing, including: a summary of the dances available according to the published evidence "A Penny for the Plough Boys" by Russell Wortley "Plough Monday 1933 at Little Downham" by William Palmer "The Comberton Broom Dance" by Cyril Papworth "Polka Round - The Cambridgeshire Feast Dances and Comberton Broom Dance" by Cyril Papworth This booklet was obtained from a dancer from Comberton visiting Vancouver. Molly Dancing" by Cyril Papworth This audio tape, containing both instructional details and music, was obtained from Michael Blanford during the 1994 Travelling Morrice. This commercially available recording contains a number of Molly tunes on side B. (Side A contains Welsh Border tunes.) The Belchamp Ploughboys The Belchamp Ploughboys were filmed at the 1992 Saddleworth Rushcart festival. While they are believed to be primarily a Cotswold side (Belchamp St Paul Morris Men), they also perform Welsh Border and, on this occasion, Molly. Their sources are believed to be the Morris Ring archives. THE DANCES The dances currently performed by the Vancouver M.M. are from two villages in Cambridgeshire - Comberton and Girton.

155. Powell's Books - Dance Describes the galliards, pavans, branles, gavottes, lavolta, basse dance, morrisdance, canary, etc., with detailed instructions of steps involved. http://www.powells.com/psection/Dance.html

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156. Mondavi Center > Arts Education > ArtsMail Archive He is, arguably, the most important choreographer in America. Mark morris DanceGroup Tuesday, September 16, 2003 8 pm Jackson Hall $39/$34/$29 Adults http://www.mondaviarts.org/education/artsMail_view.cfm?articleid=27

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