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Folk festivals for schools and playgrounds;: Folk dances and melodies, by Mary Effie Shambaugh, 1936
The Twelve Dancing Princesses: A Folk Tale from the Brothers Grimm (Easy to Read Folktale) by Jacob Grimm, Wilhelm Grimm, 1988-07
Popular folk games and dances by Mari Ruef Hofer, 1914
Notes on Evolution in Scottish Country Dancing by Hugh Foss, 1973-01
European Folk Dance by Joan Lawson, 1980-06
The country dance book, part III;: Containing thirty-five country dances from the English dancing master (1650-1728) by Cecil James Sharp, 1927
A manual of international folk dances by Louis Ampolo, 1975
Folk Dance by Lois Ellfeldt, 1969-01
Folk Songs and Dances of the Americas
Highland Dancing (The Textbook of the Scottish Official Board of Highland Dancing) by Scottish Official Board of Highland Dancing, 1993-08
Toss the Feathers: Irish Set Dancing by Pat Murphy, 1996-05-10
Choreographing the Folk: The Dance Stagings of Zora Neale Hurston (Indigenous Americas) by Anthea Kraut, 2008-10-03
Dancing for themselves: Folk, tribal, and ritual dance of India by Mohan Khokar, 1987
Make Merry In Step and Song: A Seasonal Treasury of Music, Mummer's Plays & Celebrations in the English Folk Tradition by Bronwen Forbes, 2009-03-08

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The Old Sod Folk Music Society Of Ottawa (Canada)
folk society runs bimonthly contra dances. Schedule and information about contra dancing.
http://www.storm.ca/~oldsod/

Extractions: What's New? Check out the news page for the lowdown on changes to the site. Keep your eye on the dance schedule page for added information about the bands and callers for the bimonthly dances. What is The Old Sod? We're an Ottawa (Canada)-based, volunteer-run, non-profit corporation which promotes contra dancing in Canada's national capital region. During the dance season The Old Sod sponsors two regularly scheduled Contra dances per month , each featuring live music. Everyone is welcome to come out and enjoy an evening of wonderful music and terrific community dancing. All dances are taught, and beginners are always welcome. Tickets are available at the door. To learn more about our dances, and to check out the current dance schedule, please click on the Dances button. In November 2000, The Old Sod produced our first ever dance weekend . We called it "Hey Fever" and it was such a success that we've made it an annual event. Hey Fever 2004 will be our fifth dance weekend, taking place on November 12 th and 13 th . To learn more about what we're planning for this exciting event, click
English Country Dancing In Pittsburgh
Upcoming dances. Also includes links to other local dance and folk music sites.
http://www.cdssp.org/

Extractions: [Dancing] [Directions] [Organization] [Links] The Country Dance and Song Society of Pittsburgh sponsors English country dancing at 7:30PM every third Wednesday, September through June, at Grace Episcopal Church on Mt. Washington. Beginners are always welcome! You do not need to bring a partner. All dances are taught, and there's always live music. Suggested donation $4, or $3 for members. For more information call Jo at 412-243-8789 or Dorolyn at 412-421-5973. Upcoming dances: Coal Country Traditions has the most comprehensive Pittsburgh dance calendar . They also teach classes in Jitterbug, Lindy Hop, Salsa, Appalachian Clogging, and Argentine Tango and hosts Swing, Tango, Latin and Vintage/Ragtime dancing. Community Dance Network sponsors weekly contra dances. The Barony-Marche of the Debatable Lands , a branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism, dances every Thursday night on the CMU campus. They concentrate on dances from the 1600's and before, including Playford, Italian Renaissance, and other fun stuff. Free. Pittsburgh Scottish Country Dance Society dances on Saturday and Monday evenings.
The Morris Dancer's WebRing
The Webring for Morris dancing sites
http://www.philpreen.co.uk/folk/morris/webring/

Extractions: Morris Links: All Cotswold Border Molly ... Random Other Lists: Richard Holmes John Maher Jeff Bigler ODP ... Yahoo Organisations: morrisdancing.org The Ring The Federation Open Morris News and Chat: Shave The Donkey MDDL Yahoo Club FAQ: How to Join? What is a Webring? What is Morris? Who is Phil? Members Area: Edit Listing Get Banner HTML Stats Search: Welcome to the home page of The Morris Dancer's Webring. The one-stop web shop for the discerning morris dancer. Use the links above to find all the best in Morris on the web. Morris Webmasters click here to add your site into The Webring. Website awards and top site listings: Your advert here for a pint! Top 100 English Websites This site is a member of The Morris Dancer's Webring Previous Site Next Site List Sites ... Random Site To the left is the Morris Dancer's Webring banner. Every site in the webring should have something similar to allow you to navigate around the ring of sites. Note that some sites may still be showing the old banner (or something similar)
Krakowiak Polish Dancers Of Boston
Krakowiak Polish folk Dancers of Boston have been dancing since 1937. Site contains photos, schedule and links.
http://www.krakowiak.org/
The State Folk Dance Conspiracy: Fabricating A National Folk Dance
Article opposed to the campaign to make square dancing the national folk dance.
http://www.tackytreasures.com/julie/sqdconsp.html

Extractions: H.R. 645 IH: The Promenade Act Some people just don't get it. Modern Western square dance clubs are coordinating across the U.S. to have square dancing declared the state folk dance of all fifty states. At the time of this writing, there are twenty-two states that have passed legislation designating square dance as the "state folk dance." Many of these bills were passed after 1988, which was the last time that a bill was in the U.S. Congress to designate square dancing as the national folk dance. It appears that having failed on a national level, modern Western square dancers are trying to accomplish the same thing on a state by state basis. By contrast, traditional square dances are usually open to any member of the community, with no membership or certification required. Since most traditional communities get by with no more than a few dozen calls in their repertoire, lessons are not required, although some dances may feature a short workshop before the dance or "walk throughs" during the dance itself. The dancers wear street clothes, not square dance costumes. Finally, true folk dances are always linked to a folk music tradition. Recorded music is a rarity at traditional dances.
Down East Folk Arts Society
Background, event schedules, outreach programs, membership information and more for this North Carolina society promoting folk music, contra dancing and storytelling.
http://downeastfolkarts.org/
Square Dancing Accessories
International site which supplies a range of square dancing accessories such as belts, shirts and petty coats for sale.
http://www.angelfire.com/folk/squaredancing
Children Dancing Group Raduga
from Kronshtadt Russia. Original professional performances on the ground of Russian and other folk dances.
http://members.tripod.com/~Raduga/

Extractions: ABOUT US Children dancing group R A D U G A Art director Galina Kokochnikova TOURS MAIL Dear friend! Here is a part of Russian soul and our heart. RADUGA (RAINBOW) was founded and exists on the base of choreographical school where more than 80 talented kids get their education. Devotion to the art of dance, high skills and ingenuosness has brought well-deserved popularity to the group in the short time. RADUGA is a laureate of all-Russian and international folk festivals, a participant of popular Russian TV programmes "Morning star" and "Mini festival". Spectators from the USA, China, Germany, France, Poland, Finland have applauded to the art of our young dancers. If you wish to touch our people traditions, to plunge into the dance bright colours and people joy, you are always welcome! We love Russia very much, we love to dance and we love you- our spectators. P/box 106, Kronshtadt, 189610, Russia. Phone/fax +812 2368192 You are visitor Sign View About us Tours ... Mail
Welcome To The Home Of Seelie Court - It's Sort Of An Irish, Scottish, English,
Irish, Scottish, English, shanty, folk, traditional, drinking, singing, dancing, and having fun kind of a band. Profiles of members, gigguide, and audio samples.
http://www.ilevel.net/seelie-court/
State Folk Dance, Square Dance - Public Pioneer
State folk Dance, Square dancing. In the mid 1990s an attempt was made to pass a bill in the US Congress to designate square dancing as the national folk dance.
http://pioneer.utah.gov/folkdance.html

Extractions: Find It Fast ! Government Information Utah on the Web Internet Resources choose one ... Auto Buyer's Guides Biographies Dictionaries Encyclopedias Genealogy Health Homework Phone Books, Zip Quotations Symbols of Utah Utah CountiesHistory/Census Utah State Library Division Guide to PIONEER State Folk Dance, Square Dancing In 1994, the Utah State Legislature designated Square Dancing to be the state folk dance of Utah (Utah Code) . The Utah Code states "...square dancing means the folk dance which is called, cued, or prompted to the dancers, and includes squares, rounds, clogging, contra, line, and heritage dances." The Mormon Pioneers loved to dance and they participated in wholesome entertainment to escape the rigors of the harsh frontier life. Andrew Love Neff, in his book History of Utah 1847-1869 , says "The Mormons love dancing... almost every third man is a fiddler, and every one must learn to dance. In the winter of 1854-1855, there were dancing schools in almost every one of the nineteen school houses, and necessarily so much more attention to dancing involved so much less attention to study." He went on to say "Let it be remembered that only square dances were indulged in, that the gatherings were opened and closed with prayer, and that preachments were often interspersed with dancing, a happy combination of religion with pleasure and enjoyment..." The early British traveler, Richard Burton, noted that everyone danced including The Prophet, the Apostles, the Bishops which lent a highly cultural value and worth, and of course it did bring young women and young men together in a social setting which might result eventually in marriage.
Sidmouth International Festival
Weeklong annual folk festival, SW England, early August. Concerts, ceilidhs, workshops, top bands, late-night dancing, camp site. Details of ticket prices and all events.
http://www.sidmouthfestival.com
The Bavarian Schuhplattler Of Edmonton - Homepage
A group dedicated to preserving the traditions of Bavarian folkdancing and costume in Canada.
http://www.schuhplattler.edmonton.ab.ca
IGAS - The Irene Goodnight Appreciation Society
Details of the twiceyearly folk music and dancing weekends held at Savio House, Bollington.
http://www.paddyg.f9.co.uk/igas/

Extractions: IGAS -The Irene Goodnight Appreciation Society Choose a page from the menu and click on it:- - Choose a page on our site - What IGAS is all about Irene - the "Truth" revealed The Banjo Page Leadbelly's Biography A Truly Fiendish Quiz The IGAS Fact Sheet Sign our Guestbook View the Guestbook Welcome to this website. It will be modified regularly. Keep checking. Derek Click here to read a message from your new Webmaster Links To Other Pages What the Irene Goodnight Appreciation Society is about Irene:- The Truth Revealed. NEW!!!! Have a look at our picture galleries The Banjo Page NEW!!! Would you believe... The Second Banjo Page!!! Leadbelly's biography Eccleshalls' words of wisdom THAT ... Sign our Guestbook
Webfeet : English Ceilidh, English Country, Barn Dance, French And Breton Dance
Webfeet s index of English Ceilidh, folk dance, Barn dance and associated styles. Barn dance, country dance, folk dance dancing under different names.
http://webfeet.users.ftech.net/

Extractions: Webfeet is English Ceilidh Folk Dance Barn Dance Cajun ... Events listings A personal view of the history of English County music, Walter Bulwer to the Bismarcks. Two new sites, Derwenna with a Welsh touch to ceilidh and John Brown's site Ceilidh Calling Welcome to All Hands Around with their own site, a casualty when 'RootSource' disappeared. Might have been around for a while but No Masters have a site including details of Token Women Folk Roots have put their English Ceilidh article up on the web. have moved... the site is stompceilidh. And more... PoppyRecords hosting the Dancehouse Ceilidhs information.... Continuing the flood, Reel Dance have details of the
Hobgoblin Music Wadebridge Shop
Formerly West Country Accordions. Lists their range of folk music, gives accordian FAQ's, lists local folk and morris dancing events and local music teachers.
http://www.hobgoblin.com/local/shops/shopwade.htm

Extractions: Or Email Us Formerly West Country Accordions, the Hobgoblin branch in the West is situated in Wadebridge, a pretty town on the A30 in the north of Cornwall. Wadebridge has good shopping facilities, including a wide variety of gift and craft shops. In the middle of the town, the Wadebridge branch offers a large selection of new and used accordions and melodeons as well as all the usual Hobgoblin range. Continuing in the spirit of West Country Accordions, this is our main Accordion branch. Also in Wadebridge are a large number of music books you won't find in the other Hobgoblin shops.
John & Marlys Rivard
Personal page of a couple from Houston who love to dance, especially polka and Cajun. A history of polka, and polka in Texas. Includes information on organizations, radio, bands, likely opportunities for dancing in the state.
http://www.angelfire.com/folk/polka/index.html

Extractions: var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Welcome to the home page of Houston, Texas The Polka and Cajun Dance Site for Texas Card courtesy of Betty Beyer, Northside Printing, Houston, 713-681-0303 Hi, and welcome to our site! We like to dance. We dance polka and Cajun, and C/W swing when polka and Cajun arent handy. We dance mostly within a three-hour radius of Houston, and also go out of state for polka festivals. In 2002 we reached our goal of dancing in all 50 states. This site is intended to help others learn about polka and Cajun dancing in Texas. You might begin by reviewing the History of Polka music and dance. If history is not your bag, you can go directly to Polka in Texas for an overview. A summary of historic Texas Dance Halls is included. Recommended reading for the Texas polka buff. See recent articles on the original Polish Home in Houston, and Welcome Hall in Industry. See also the article on "Dance Halls and Last Calls," by Texas c/w musician Geronimo Trevino III. This book is exciting history for anyone with an interest in Texas dance halls. If you are an accordion player, check out the article on the Accordion Association. Currently featured are articles on "Texas Talent Rising," the Westphalia Waltz, the Moravia Store, and Dance Clubs in Texas. See also articles on the re-opening of the fabled Mraz Ballroom in Houston, along with an essay on Polish music in Texas by Brian Marshall. By the way, Brian recently sent us a "Polish Perspective" on the origin of polka, and the origin of the Westphalia Waltz. He makes a credible case that both originated in Poland. See his letter on the "Polka in Texas" page.
Ballet-Folklórico De Princeton
Princeton University dancing group that performs traditional Mexican folk dances. Introduction to performers, pictures, and links.
http://www.princeton.edu/~flkorico/
Lux Ensemble Music Group,live Music For Events, Wddings
Music group for any occasions, weddings, parties, receptions, concerts, dinners, and dancing. In California US. Styles classical, jazz, folk, pop, and rock.
http://members.fortunecity.com/luxemburgmusic/luxensemble.html

Extractions: The LUX ENSEMBLE Music Group, formed in 1990, is a group of professional musicians from the San Diego area. The LUX ENSEMBLE Music Group provides versatile and professional excellence for all occasions: weddings, receptions, corporate functions, banquets, anniversaries, birthday parties and memorial services. The LUX ENSEMBLE Music Group specializes in wedding and reception music and will help you plan your music at a free audition/consultation session. The presence of the LUX ENSEMBLE Music Group adds an air of distinction and style that will complement any theme. If you want to add a touch of class to your special occasion, call the LUX ENSEMBLE Music Group at e-mail luxemburgmusic@hotmail.com Violin and Piano or Keyboard performers of: Classical, Jazz, Folk, Pop, Rock and other styles. Located in the Southern California region. Available for any Occasions, Concerts, Schools, Parties, Receptions, Weddings, Dinners, Dancing and more. The LUX ENSEMBLE plays music from swing to rock, ballads, oldies and country, for any type of party or special event. Variety groups are popular with people who want quality and flexibility. Lux Enseble established by composer
LEAF Arts And Music Festival
A spirited celebration of regional and world folk arts. Includes music, dancing, concerts, handcrafts and healing arts.
http://www.theleaf.com/

Extractions: world music, blues, zydeco, and more." Washington Post Come enjoy the magic of the 18th edition of LEAF in May 2004! Nestled in the Blue Ridge mountains, this enchanting place beckons. Escape a busy world to a peaceful - creative - healthy - festive community. Come enjoy the LEAF traditon each Spring and Fall. Also, stay at the Lake Eden Cabin for a great mountain getaway... Lake Eden Arts Festival, 377 Lake Eden Rd. Black Mountain, NC 28711
Square Dance, Maryland State Folk Dance
In 1994, Square dancing was designated the State folk Dance (Chapter 707, Acts of 1994; Code State Government Article, sec. 13313). Square dancers.
http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/mdmanual/01glance/html/symbols/folk.html

Extractions: This art form integrates dances from various cultures: the Morris and Maypole dances of England, ballroom dances of France, Church dances of Spain, and folk dances of Australia, Ireland, Italy, Germany, Mexico, Poland, Russia, and other nations. Square Dancing originally referred to any folk dance performed in a square formation, but now encompasses any folk dance tradition brought to these shores. Maryland Government

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