21. STANDARD ETIQUETTE FOR SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING--Madison Wisconsin Scottish Coun Standard Etiquette for Scottish Country Dancing Madison scottish country dancers. Return to top Return to Madison Wisconsin scottish country dancers Home Page http://sprott.physics.wisc.edu/mscd/etiq.htm

Standard Etiquette for Scottish Country Dancing Madison Scottish Country Dancers Arrive on time whenever possible. An invitation to dance may be extended by either a man or a woman. It should be worded in a clear and friendly way. A friendly hand should be extended to the partner. Always join a set at the bottom, but avoid walking through the set to get there or to another set. Also, don't pass a set in need of a couple, or leave a set once you have joined it. (Except under the direction of the MC, in order to allow more people to dancesuch as a fourth couple leaving to join two couples, making two 3-couple sets.) Stay in lines and places while sets are forming, as it is hard to count if everyone is moving about. The first couple in a set traditionally counts off the number of couples lined up. Listen quietly during all instructions. If you have any questions, ask the instructor, not other dancers. The question may also be of interest to others. At the end of every dance, you should thank your partner and clear the floor. Do not form new sets until the next dance is announce by the MC. This allows for a better exchange of partners and distribution of ability in sets, which is so important for a sociable evening. Also, it is more flexible and friendly NOT to line up partners for all of the dances ahead of time.

22. Vancouver Island Scottish Country Dance Society Instructs and encourages the performance and practice of Scottish country dancing. Provides newsletters, as well as information on classes and events. http://www.viscds.ca/

Home Page Vancouver Island Scottish Country Dance Society Often referred to as the "Van Isle Scottish Dancers" our group commenced in 1974 and has operated continuously ever since. The Society was registered in 1979 with the specific purpose of encouraging the performance and practice of Scottish Country Dancing and to provide instruction in Scottish Country Dance. We are affiliated with the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society , (RSCDS) headquartered in Edinburgh Scotland. Visitors are very welcome to attend all classes located in and around Victoria. Classes are run from September to May and are held for Beginners and Advanced dancers. All levels are taught by energetic and dedicated RSCDS qualified teachers. Socials are held once each month and a Workshop and Ball every spring. Our Newsletter, The Island Fling is published nine times a year.

23. Chicago Branch, Royal Scottish Country Dance Society (RSCDS) Local association supporting Scottish Country Dancing. Includes overview of activities, history of Scottish folk dancing, weekend workshops, New Year's Ball and Banquet, local events, classes, and contacts. http://www.midwestnet.com:8080/clients/piper/branch.html

24. Scottish Country Dancing In The Washington D.C. Area Come dance with us! Dance to great music! Listen to some scottish country dance music from Scottish Weekend at Ramblewood http://www.rscds-greaterdc.org/

Image Credits Come dance with us! Dance to great music! You don't need a partner. You don't need to be Scottish. Beginners are always welcome. Listen to some Scottish Country Dance music from Scottish Weekend at Ramblewood Update: News articles added! Reminder: No SCDSW Class May 31 or June 7 Next events: Baltimore End of Season Social , May 31 Lake Sherando Dance and Cookout , June 5 RSCDS Scotland InterCityScot CelticDistrict Strathspey Server ... Webmaster

25. About The Kansas City Scottish Country Dancers Information on dance lessons and instruction, workshops, classes. http://www.kcscottishdancers.com

an affiliate of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society The Kansas City Scottish Country Dancers is an organization whose members share an interest in Scottish Country dance and music. Country dance usually involves a "set" - a group of four to eight people - dancing a series of formations to the driving strains of reels, jigs, and strathspeys played on the fiddle, accordian, piano and/or bagpipes. So long as there's a good rousing tune or two, good company, and an excuse to dance, there will always be Scots handy with their feet. But you don't have to be a Scot to find your foot tapping to the irresistible rhythms or to be captivated by a style of dance that is above all happy, lively, and sociable. Join us! You certainly won't be left sitting on the sidelines. Come dance with the Kansas City Scottish Country Dancers! Site designed by Cowtown Studios var site="sm5scottishdancers"

26. Royal Scottish Country Dance Society - Central Iowa Branch Royal scottish country dance Society. Central Iowa Branch. RSCDS Twin Cities Branch; Scottish Country Dancing in the Kansas City Area; RSCDS Chicago Branch; http://www.public.iastate.edu/~fuchs/scd.html

Royal Scottish Country Dance Society Central Iowa Branch Classes and Social Dancing Calendar Our Members Sale Items ... Pictures from our 2001 Ball The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society - Central Iowa Branch (RSCDS-CI) is an organization whose members share an interest in Scottish Country dance and music. Classes offer instruction in the style, steps, and formations used in traditional dances of Scotland. At monthly social events members and newcomers have fun getting to know each other on and off the dance floor. Presentations to various groups demonstrate the pleasure of Scottish Country dancing and increase awareness of Scottish culture in Central Iowa. The high point of our year is a spring ball , where dancers of all skill levels as well as observers come together to enjoy friendship, dancing, live music and pageantry. Iowa State University students have formed an affiliated group, the Celtic Dance Society . This organization arranges classes on Monday nights as well as other activities for students. RSCDS-CI is a member of the Ames Community Arts Council.

27. Highland Mist Scottish Country Dancers The Highland Mist scottish country dancers of St. Louis Come dance with The HIGHLAND MIST scottish country danceRS of St. Louis. We http://members.aol.com/ParadiseMO/highland.html

HIGHLAND MIST SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCERS St. Louis, Missouri/Illinois, USA Come dance with The HIGHLAND MIST SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCERS of St. Louis. We welcome beginners at every class - no prior dance experience is needed - and you may come with or without a partner. And you don't need to have a Scottish background. Just wear comfortable clothing, and dance or athletic shoes. Highland Mist dances two Saturdays a month (usually the second and fourth Saturdays), from 4:00 to 6:00 in the afternoon. We dance in St. Peters, Missouri, a short drive across the Missouri River from St. Louis. The fee for class is $3.50 per person. For details about the HIGHLAND MIST SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCERS , please call Doug at (636) 225-5509 or send him an email at ParadiseMO@aol.com

28. Scottish Country Dancing In Montreal Scottish Country Dancing in the Montreal area, including northern Vermont and eastern Ontario. Royal scottish country dance Society of Montreal. . http://www3.sympatico.ca/nlink.household/scd_mtl/

Welcome to Scottish Country Dancing in Montreal sponsored by the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society of Montreal This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them. Click here to go to the non-frames version. If this doesn't work, or if links on the page don't work for you, please e-mail me to let me know so I can fix it I don't have a non-frames browser to test this. Thanks! Norah This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit here

29. Royal Scottish Country Dance Society Buffalo New York Information about the scottish country dance group in Buffalo New York including class es, demos, and events http://www.geocities.com/Broadway/Wing/1521

WELCOME ROYAL SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE SOCIETY BUFFALO, NEW YORK WORKSHOP RSCDS LINKS PHOTOS DEMONSTRATION TEAM SCOTTISH COUNTRY ***DANCING*** “Our greatest objective now is to spread friendship and happiness wherever Scottish Country Dancing goes." Jean C. Milligan, co-founder Royal Scottish Country Dance Society *TABLE OF CONTENTS* INTRODUCTION CLASSES SCHEDULE BRIEF HISTORY ... LOCAL EVENTS *INTRODUCTION* Each year the teachers and elected officers of the Buffalo Branch arrange for the following activities: Weekly class instruction for September through May with Certified RSCDS Teachers Workshop with Dinner and Ball in September A Memorial Dinner and Ball honoring the birthday of Robert Burns in January Public dance demonstrations Beginning dancers are accepted at the beginning of the dancing season and again following the January Burns Dinner and Ball. No partner is necessary! No previous dance experience is necessary! apropriate footwear at the first few lessons should be light, flexible soled shoes, sneakers or dance slippers.

30. Trinity Scottish Country Dance Group Home Page Trinity scottish country dance Group. Seeley Hall. The cost is $3.00 for members of the Trinity scottish country dance Group, $5.00 for nonmembers. http://www3.sympatico.ca/barber.malcolmson/

Trinity Scottish Country Dance Group Seeley Hall This site was last updated on May 8, 2004 Tickets are now on sale for the Toronto Assembly , the annual ball hosted by the Trinity and Calvin Groups, will be held this year Saturday, May 29 in Strachan Hall. Note: there will be a rehearsal of the ball dances in Seeley Hall on Thursday May 20 at 8:00 pm. The Trinity Scottish Country Dance Group dances in Seeley Hall Trinity College , 6 Hoskin Avenue, on the University of Toronto campus on Thursdays from 8 to 10 pm. Dancing resumes January 8, 2004 in Seeley Hall. The dancing schedule for winter/spring 2004 can be found here We are scheduled to be in Seeley Hall for 13 of 15 dancing dates in 2004, and in Cartwright Hall in St. Hilda's College twice. Parking is available, and there are two subway stops nearby. Details can be seen on this map . Dancing is a cooperative effort. Volunteers bring juice (in the summer) and cookies for our tea break , with costs paid for from money collected. Even if you are new to Scottish Country Dancing, please join us for an evening and give it a try.

31. RSCDS Stirling Branch of Royal scottish country dance Society. Covers history of Scottish country dancing, information and pictures of classes and social events. http://www.rscds-stirling.com/

Thank you for visiting the new official RSCDS Stirling web site. It has been created by volunteers who have invested their time and effort to make this site as attractive and informative as possible, while keeping it simple and easy to use. Our objective is to develop a site which is educational but independent of any financial interests or benefits, therefore, you won't find any banners promoting unrelated material. Of course we are not responsible for the content of linked sites - however we will make every effort to ensure that they have similar aesthetical values to ours. Your comments and suggestions will always be appreciated and we will endeavour, resources permitting, to implement your ideas as quickly as possible. Please E- your suggestions to the RSCDS Stirling branch web site Coordinator, Alan Macpherson or the site administrator: Cybernet Services 2000 Enjoy the tour and let us know what you think! RSCDS Stirling Site Management On with the Dance! Let Joy be unconfined.... (from "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage" by Lord Byron) This Scottish Country Dancing WebRing site is owned by Alan Macpherson Skip Prev Prev Next ... List Sites Technical caveat: This site uses Java scripts and applets. If your browser is not Java-enabled or if you are behind a firewall those features will not work. If you experience technical difficulties while visiting the site, please accept our apologies but these are conditions beyond our control.

32. CPanel scottish country dance group. Features information about the dance team and its shows. http://www.dunedindancers.org.uk/

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33. Server Maintenance Notification Branch of the Royal scottish country dance Society in KitchenerWaterloo, Ontario. Class schedules, http://www.rscds.kitchener.on.ca/

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34. Scottish Country Dance - Music CD Index The scottish country dance Index lists, in alphabetical order, all the dances for which the music is available on CD, and the album on which it is to be found. http://www.musicinscotland.com/scottish_country_dance_cd_index.htm

www.MusicInScotland.com Remember to add this page to your browser favorites! (Ctrl D on your computer keyboard) Guide to Scottish Music Scottish Dance Index Tell A Friend Links to Celtic Sites ... Requesting a Link Link Partners: Benachally Ceilidh Band Happy Feet Assured Contact us to advertise in this space for as little as £100 per annum. The Scottish Country Dance Index lists, in alphabetical order, all the dances for which the music is available on CD, and the album on which it is to be found. Further information on the list gives the type of dance (Reel, Jig, Strathspey, Medley, Waltz), the number of repeats as played on this particular album, and the number of bars. Dancers can now not only trace their favourite dance to a particular album, but also, where more than one artiste has recorded it, select their CD according to either the style or the speed of the music they desire. The "pace" is calculated from the track time given on the CD sleeve, so includes chords. It is therefore only an approximate guide to the speed, but should be more than adequate for selecting the appropriate track to dance to. All CDs are available from the Music In Scotland Music Store Simply click on the Product IDs or artist of the CDs you would like to order.

35. Cincinnati Branch RSCDS Group conducts instruction, holds social dances and workshops, and performs demonstrations at numerous events in the Southwest Ohio. Newsletter, photographs, and information on upcoming events. http://www.rscdscincinnati.org/

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36. Milwaukee Scottish Country Dancers Classes are open to anyone interested in scottish country dance. scottish country dance Groups (mostly Midwest) Royal scottish country dance Society; http://milwaukeescd.org/

Milwaukee Scottish Country Dancers An affiliate of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society (RSCDS) of Edinburgh, Scotland. Sr. Dorcas Baker, RSCDS Certified Instructor John McCormick, RSCDS Certified Instructor The Milwaukee Scottish Country Dancers is a social group that enjoys learning and dancing the traditional jigs, reels and strathspeys of Scotland. We host a fall and a spring dance as well as several dance parties throughout the year. In addition, we occasionally perform at weddings, dinners and folk festivals. Classes are open to anyone interested in Scottish Country Dance. Beginners are welcome to watch and to dance. It is not necessary to have a partner to participate. You don't have to be Scottish! For information contact: Denise Babin (414) 967-9793, dlbabin@hotmail.com or Pat Garrigues (414) 529-6746, pmgarrigues@earthlink.net For information regarding demonstrations and performances call: Rebecca Sinclair (414) 727-0428. For the Governance and Board of Directors of the Milwaukee Scottish Country Dancers, please look here Late Breaking News The Annual General Meeting will be held during class on Monday, June 21, 2004. Please read the proposed changes to the Constitution and By Laws.

37. Salisbury Scottish Country Dance Club Meet to learn dancing, dance, have fun and keep fit. Offers information on joining, location, a tutorial and links to other organisations . http://members.fortunecity.com/salscd/

38. RSCDS - Atlanta Branch The Atlanta Branch of the Royal scottish country dance Society organizes classes, social dances, and workshops in the Atlanta area in order to increase http://www.mindspring.com/~atlbrnch/

Welcome to the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society, Atlanta Branch Web site. This site contains information about ongoing classes in the Atlanta area, upcoming socials and workshops, RSCDS membership and links to related sites. This Web site is maintained by Nancy Kidd.

39. Frederick SCD The next Frederick scottish country dance Party will be on Saturday, October 11, 2003, 800 PM, at the Walkersville Town Hall with music by Terpsichore Elke http://www.mindspring.com/~frederickscd/

FREDERICK SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCERS FREDERICK, MARYLAND ABOUT US: The Frederick Scottish Country Dancers have been dancing in Frederick, Maryland since 1994. The group performs regularly at local and area events, and hosts an annual party in October. We meet for dance class every Wednesday night at Hood College in Frederick. Scottish Country Dancing is the traditional ballroom dance of Scotland. It's fun and friendly, and so are we. If you would like to know more, you can reach us at frederickscd@mindspring.com. The next Frederick Scottish Country Dance Party will be on Saturday, October 11, 2003, 8:00 PM, at the Walkersville Town Hall with music by Terpsichore: Elke Baker, fiddle, Liz Donaldson, piano. If you want further information or need directions, e-mail us or call 301-739-4553. To see the program for the party, click here. Cheat sheets are right here. DANCES MADE IN FREDERICK: "Andrew's Shield" "Dream Angus" "Commencement 2000" "Celia's Jig" ... "Grandma's Mandolin"

40. RSCDS Newcastle Upon Tyne & District Branch Newsletters, events, festivals, history, publications, links and contacts. The Newcastle upon Tyne and District Branch. http://users.tinyonline.co.uk/ted.jay/Index.htm

Royal Scottish Country Dance Society Newcastle upon Tyne and District Branch Links are underlined. To navigate through the pages you only need to click on these underlined links. Our next functions is at Nissan Sports Hall, Sunderland, on Saturday 8th. December 2001 Using name@rscds-newcastle.org you can send e-mail messages to any member of the committee by substituting the ' name ' part of the address for the person you want to contact (e.g. jcass@rscds-newcastle.org or sales@rscds-newcastle.org ). It does not matter what you use as the 'name' part of the address. All e-mails will be forwarded to the appropriate person. Contents Forthcoming Events Branch Festival Branch History Branch Publications ... Festivals (Updated 30/7/01) Dances this Season Classes (Updated for Sept. 2001) AGM Reports for 2001 AGM Reports for 2000 Newsletter for August 1999 Newsletter for August 2000 ... Newsletter for August 2001 Comments? Questions? Email me at j_e_jay@hotmail.com Click here to see the photos of our last concert held at the theatre in the Students Union at the University of Northumbria.

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