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Square Dancing in the Ice Age Underground Writings by Abbie Hoffman, 1982-01-01
SETS IN ORDER, The Official Magazine of Square Dancing, Volume X. No. 6, June 1958
Let's Dance: The Magazine of Folk & Square Dancing, September, 1955 (Volume 12, No. 9)
SQUARE DANCING FOR LEARNERS by Milt (edited by Ed Foote) Strong, 1984-01-01
Dance! A Complete Guide to Soicial, Folk, & Square Dancing by J. Tillman Hall, 1963
Set in Order 5 Years of Square Dancing by ANON, 1900
The Diagrammed Guide to Better Square Dancing by Bill Burleson, 1971
Bascom Lamar Lunsford, "minstrel of the Appalachians": His ballads & his folk songs, his mountain square dancing by Pete Gilpin, 1966
SETS IN ORDER, The Official Magazine of Square Dancing, Volume XII, No. 2, February 1960
Promenading in the Rockies: A Booklet on Square Dancing in Colorado by N/A, 1975-01-01
SETS IN ORDER, The Official Magazine of Square Dancing, Volume XI, No. 10, October 1959
Basic Calls for Advanced and Challenge Square Dancing by Milt Strong, 1976
The Family Creative Workshop - Volume 18 Square Dancing to Sugar Shapes by Edited by Steven Schepp, 1975-01-01
The Sets in Order American Square Dance Society Presents the Caller/ Teacher Manual for the Basic Program of American Square Dancing by The Sets in Order, 1975

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Square Dancing In CENTRAL CALIFORNIA CALLERS|CUERS|CLUBS|ASSOCIATION
square dancing in Central California San Joaquin Valley from Stockton to Merced, including towns east. You can find animated calls
http://www.penrod-sq-dancing.com/
Diablo Dancers - Concord/Walnut Creek, CA
A gay and lesbian square dance group located in Concord/Walnut Creek, California. Open to all square dancers, Diablo Dancers does not discriminate in any way regardless of gender, sexual orientation, race, religion or for any other reason.We are a social group focusing on having fun, working as a team, and generally supporting each other through the common bond of square dancing.
http://www.diablo-dancers.org/
Home Page
square dancing club schedule, contact information, gallery, links and cookie recipes.
http://www.iagsdc.org/goldenstate/

Extractions: We are a gay and lesbian square dance club from Orange County, California . All square dancers are welcome to dance with us. There is no dress code, and partners are not required. Index Home Page General Information Classes Event Calendar Contacts ... Consortium Welcome This web site provides information about our club, our activities, and other matters related to square dancing. Thanks for visiting! Last Revised: May 06, 2004
Square Dancing And Round Dancing In Florida
This web site contains information about all phases of the square and round dancing movements in the state of Florida. Square Round Dancing.
http://floridadancing.com/

Extractions: In The State Of Florida First time visitors click here Menu Buttons Search: Area Associations Northeast Central Southeast West Coast Florida State Conventions 53 National Convention 54 National Convention 55 National Convention 56 National Convention The Calendar of Events shows a listing of special dances throughout the State of Florida. If you are a visitor, go here to see what is happening. Club officials and special dance promoters, go here to enter the information about your coming event. The American Caller's Association Click here to find out if the email you just received is true or just a hoax Get a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader here. Click on logo
Square Dance Caller - Transfer To Sover.Net
club or organization banquet, picnic, or any other type of affair and you want very reasonably priced entertainment for everyone, then square dancing may be
http://www.monmouth.com/~gmalinowski/
Square Dance Caller Notes - Square Dance Choreography On Line - All8.com
A Square Dance Caller s Notes by Rich Reel Most callers keep notes on calling. Here I share my notes with you Interested in square dancing?
http://www.all8.com/

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Plus Dusters Square Dance Club
Lincoln, Nebraska. square dancing on the second and fourth Mondays. The program is comprised of the plus level emphasizing dancing by definition.
http://sqdancer.com/nebraska/clubs/dusters/

Extractions: The club meets and dances on the second and fourth Mondays of each month, dancing in the Broken Wheel Hall. Dance time is from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. The club dance is an open dance for members and guests. A donation is requested. The dance program is comprised of the "plus program", emphasizing "dancing by definition" (DBD). A workshop of either a plus movement from an extended position or a CALLERLAB Quarterly Selection is usually provided during the evening. The club hosts two special dances per dance year, inviting a feature caller from outside the Lincoln area to call. One is held in the fall and one in the spring of each year. Information about the club may be obtained by contacting
Gandy Dancers Schedule
square dancing group. Includes information on classes schedules, and member details.
http://www.ncinternet.net/~pmack21/gandysched.html
Square Dancing In Western New York
Example Imagesquare dancing in Pennsylvania You ll find a lot of information on Square Dance Clubs all over Pennsylvania and links to nearby areas.
http://www2.cecomet.net/rce/squaredancer.htm

Extractions: The FLADA dates back to the early 60's and before as 'The Western New York Federation of Square Dance Clubs'. The earliest information I have is that the President in 1964 was Jim Martinelli and Herb Seitz was the editor of 'Script-O-Squares'. In 1975 the president of FLADA was Norm Moser and the FLADA Flyer editor was Irene Smith. The purpose of the FLADA Flyer and it's organization is the same today as it was back in 1975.
Duke City Singles Square Dance Club Home Page
Albuquerque, New Mexico. square dancing every Friday. Calendar of events, directions, class schedule, and photographs.
http://www.geocities.com/Nashville/Opry/3948/
Santa Cruz Squares
A square dancing club for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning folks, their supporters and friends.
http://www.santacruzsquares.org/

Extractions: Learning Location The Santa Cruz Squares is a GLBT square dance club for folks in the Monterey Bay area. The club was started in 1996. Come and join in the fun! Square dancing is one of the coolest new social activities in our community. There are thousands of dancers and over 50 clubs throughout the United States, Canada, Denmark and Japan! You don't need a partner, you don't need to know anything about dancing, and you don't need to be coordinated. You just need a pair of comfortable shoes and the desire to have fun! C'mon, check it out!
Illinois State Dance
About the symbol. square dancing is a folk dancing tradition of the United States. Other Internet resources on square dancing might be of interest.
http://www.museum.state.il.us/exhibits/symbols/dance.html

Extractions: Square dancing is a folk dancing tradition of the United States. It is recorded as early as 1651. Other Internet resources on square dancing might be of interest. (from Illinois Blue Book, 1993-1994) In 1990, Gov. Thompson signed into law a bill designating the Square Dance as the American folk dance of the State.
Grand Canyon Square Dance Association
a nonprofit organization, in order to provide an organization for the development and coordination of interest and activities in square dancing among clubs in
http://www.azsquaredance.com/

Extractions: e, the Grand Canyon Square Dance Association, a non-profit organization, in order to provide an organization for the development and coordination of interest and activities in Square Dancing among clubs in Arizona and to give Square Dancing the emphasis it deserves as a part of the recreation of the people of this area, do ordain and establish our Constitution.
Downtown Attractions Home Page
Information on Sampede Week attractions including rope square, chuckwagon breakfasts, parades, old time rigs and square dancing. Provides photos, videos and links.
http://www.stampede-downtownattractions.com/
Contra And Square Dance Playing - Voyager Recordings And Publications: Old Time
CONTRA AND SQUARE DANCE PLAYING ©1998 Phil Vivian Williams. Tune To Match Dance Moves. Tunes suitable for contra and square dancing come from many sources.
http://www.voyagerrecords.com/ardance.htm

Extractions: Tune To Match Dance Moves. The tune played should match the dance to the greatest extent possible. Contra dances have just a few basic footwork moves. These are walking, balance, and swing. When there are balances in the dance, it is nice to use a tune with accents when the balance occurs. In particular, at the point where the balances occur, it is nice to have a quarter note figure in a jig or a heavy accent in a hornpipe or reel. For example, a couple of tunes that have accents where balances are likely to occur are Crooked Stovepipe and the first part of Sailor's Hornpipe . When the dance has a smooth, striding walk down the hall, long note tunes work best. The second half of Crooked Stovepipe is a good example. Another contra dance move having smooth footwork is the "Hey." This can be treated the same way as walking down the hall. The general rule is to use bouncy tunes for bouncy dances and smooth tunes for smooth figure dances. Crooked Stovepipe is bouncy in the first part and smooth in the second. Most jigs are bouncy throughout.
FARMALL PROMENADE - SQUARE DANCING TRACTORS
square dancing itself is nearly a lost art and square dancing on tractors is something you must see to believe. Nemahas gentlemen
http://www.farmallpromenade.com/

Extractions: Nemaha Farmall Promenade In January of 1998, when the idea of the Farmall Promenade tm was conceived, few people could have envisioned what was to follow! Twelve residents of the Mighty Small Town of Nemaha, Iowa (pop. 120) were only trying to draw people to their upcoming centennial. What they created was a performance that has delighted hundreds of thousands of people across this country and around the world. Square dancing itself is nearly a lost art and square dancing on tractors is something you must see to believe. Nemahas gentlemen and their lovely ladies do their dances with eight antique tractors. The show is complete with the patter of a square dance caller who directs them to swing their partners, promenade their ladies fair, grand right and left, and do-si-do. You will be held spellbound throughout the entire performance! Download a video clip of the Farmall Promenade: Windows Media Player Real Player QuickTime Right click on the format you wish to download and select save as. After saving the movie to your disk, you will be able to open and view it. For more information regarding the Farmall Promenade, or to have them come perform near you, please contact:
Grand River Squares
A gay square dancing group.
http://grsquares.org/
Wilde Bunch Web Site
square dancing group. Includes schedule, contact information, and links.
http://www.iagsdc.org/wildebunch/
Redirect To Bows & Beaus Singles & Couples Square Dance Club
Mountain View, California. square dancing every Wednesday, plus level. Dance schedule, news, related links and contact information provided.
http://home.att.net/~kmferguson/bows-and-beaus/
A Brief History Of Square And Round Dancing - DOSADO.COM
A Brief History of square and Round dancing. By Herb Egender. It is difficult to trace exactly the roots of our modern square and round dancing, for they are deep and varied. published the first
http://www.dosado.com/articles/hist-sd.html

Extractions: FREE! Submit New Listing Feedback Contact Us Search ... Link To Us It is difficult to trace exactly the roots of our modern square and round dancing, for they are deep and varied. Certainly, the taproots go back to our English and French ancestors, but there are traces of Scottish, Scandinavian, Spanish, and other elements. One might speculate that the dance itself began as an imitative art, i.e., early man imitating some of the ritualistic dances of the animals. Historically, dance seems to have reached its low point during the days of the classical Greek, when it was looked upon as an ignoble activity. Aristotle was supposed to have said, "No citizen should pursue these arts (music and dance) so far that he approaches professional status," and relegated such activities to slaves, freedmen and foreigners. The great Roman, Cicero, said, "Nobody dances unless he is drunk or unbalanced mentally." Italy saw the renaissance of the dance in the 15th century, but France may be said to be the Mother of the modern art. Many of our dance terms show this French connection, including the call dos-a-dos, which means back-to-back. Unquestionably, the English ancestor of our modern square dance was the great Morris dance. It was an exhibition dance done by trained teams of Morris dancers - six men (women did not participate) in two rows of three. Later on, in the 17th century, country dances became all the rage in England. Many were longways or line dances, and some believe that the contra got its name either from a mispronunciation of "country" or from the fact that the dances were done in two, opposing lines. At the same time, people did "rounds for as many as will", some of which resembled the choral dances often danced in the naves of English churches.

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